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Hisense 75U9GQTUK Mini-LED 75" 2000-nit 4K Dolby Vision TV w/ DTS Virtual X, YouTube, Freeview Play & IMAX Enhanced - £999 @ Amazon
Hisense 75U9GQTUK Mini-LED 75" 2000-nit 4K Dolby Vision TV w/ DTS Virtual X, YouTube, Freeview Play & IMAX Enhanced - £999 @ Amazon
Hisense 75U9GQTUK Mini-LED 75" 2000-nit 4K Dolby Vision TV w/ DTS Virtual X, YouTube, Freeview Play & IMAX Enhanced - £999 @ Amazon
Hisense 75U9GQTUK Mini-LED 75" 2000-nit 4K Dolby Vision TV w/ DTS Virtual X, YouTube, Freeview Play & IMAX Enhanced - £999 @ Amazon
Hisense 75U9GQTUK Mini-LED 75" 2000-nit 4K Dolby Vision TV w/ DTS Virtual X, YouTube, Freeview Play & IMAX Enhanced - £999 @ Amazon
Hisense 75U9GQTUK Mini-LED 75" 2000-nit 4K Dolby Vision TV w/ DTS Virtual X, YouTube, Freeview Play & IMAX Enhanced - £999 @ Amazon
Hisense 75U9GQTUK Mini-LED 75" 2000-nit 4K Dolby Vision TV w/ DTS Virtual X, YouTube, Freeview Play & IMAX Enhanced - £999 @ Amazon
Hisense 75U9GQTUK Mini-LED 75" 2000-nit 4K Dolby Vision TV w/ DTS Virtual X, YouTube, Freeview Play & IMAX Enhanced - £999 @ Amazon
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Cheapest 75" Mini-LED tv so far.

  • Mini-LED: Hisense's mini-LED TV adopts unique backlight technology with 1,000+ local dimming zones and 10,000+ mini-LEDs. Compared with traditional LED TVs, mini-LED TV has deeper blacks and better contrast scenes since the dimmable regions are a lot smaller and provide far more granular control over the image.
  • Full Array Local Dimming Pro: Hundreds of LED backlight zoning to adjust and create contrast based on each image, precisely managing individual areas of pixels from edge to edge, presenting richer and more intense blacks and pinpoint and astonishing highlights.
  • 3000-nit Peak Brightness: Brilliant highlights bring colours and details out to an unbelievable level. Witness vivid, lifelike colours and detailed shadows, as the algorithm calculates different brightness levels precisely and effortlessly, even in a perfectly bright room.
  • QLED: Get closer to reality with over a billion true-to-life colors. A wider palette of color ensures smoother gradients whilst reds, greens and blues appear for more vivid and realistic watching experience, especially for gaming.
  • Dolby Vision: Inspired by cinema technology, Dolby Vision HDR technology gives an astonishing brightness and contrast depth by 40 times brighter and blacks 10 times darker than standard picture.
  • IMAX Enhanced: With high-quality colour, contrast, clarity and sound, you'll be enjoying IMAX's signature picture, sound and scale just in the home. IMAX Enhanced combines digitally remastered 4K HDR content and DTS audio technologies with best-in-class consumer electronics products and streaming platforms.
  • Dolby Atmos: Redefine your living room's sound with Dolby Atmos, immersing you in the action with powerful audio that flows all around you for the complete cinema experience, no matter it is shows, games or live sports
  • Stream Disney+ on your Hisense TV and discover the best stories from Disney+, Pixar, Marvel, Star Wars and National Geographic in one place. With 500+ movies and 300+ TV shows, from timeless classics to new originals, Disney+ has something for everyone.

HISENSE 75U9GQTUK Min-LED Series 75-inch 2000-nit 4K UHD Dolby Vision HDR Smart TV with DTS Virtual X, YouTube, Freeview Play and IMAX Enhanced, TUV Certificated (2021 NEW) [Energy Class G] £999 @ Amazon UK
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Official Hisense webpage: hisense.co.uk/tvs…9g/
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  1. axxxr's avatar
    How does Mini LED compare with OLED?
    majorwedgy666's avatar
    Depends on your room as much as anything else. Better in bright room, worse in dark.
  2. louiselouise's avatar
    Can't find any UK reviews, though, being mindful that an AVForums member suggests Hisense's European offerings are different to the US, this may suffice.

    (South African reviewer Arcade ZA):

    Edit: Not sure this TV is the same as the UK model, actually, this South African listing suggests their model has "120Hz panel" and "Peak Brightness 2000". (edited)
  3. dankilling's avatar
    I have the 65" 2021 model of this TV and it's brilliant, can't recommend it enough. My model has a built in sub and upwards firing speakers for awesome Dolby atmos
    hcc27's avatar
    I believe you're referring to the 65U8H? I got the same from Costco for £849 and am very pleased with PQ and sound. I must say the sound has some serious bass too!
  4. 00hilld's avatar
    Wouldn’t touch Hisense ever again. Performance and quality isn’t nowhere near the standard it should be regardless of the price.
    hcc27's avatar
    I got the 65U8H miniLED, 120Hz QLED recently from Costco and seriously impressed with the picture quality and sound. Had compared to a friend's C2 OLED in a home setting and against multiple high end QLED and miniLEDs from Samsung in showrooms, and the PQ is truly excellent. Over 1500 nits in HDR too. It replaced a 4 year old 55N5500 which had worked daily with no issues, even the smart apps were functional when I got rid of it a few months ago.
    Been happy with both performance and quality with Hisense so far.
  5. chapchap's avatar
    Wish I was looking/could afford/could get away with getting a new TV and would love this.
    CHUNGHO1's avatar
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    If we had a 75" TV, it would look odd in our living room. Too big for the room.
  6. juanjuan's avatar
    It is a very good price but 8bit + FRC and only 4k@60
    kopi_ash's avatar
    120Hz and HDMI 2.1
    What are you talking about?
  7. 5Rivers79's avatar
    Isn’t the UK U9 different to the US version?
    dolanduck's avatar
    Yes. Both are crap though, Hisense is well behind TCL in their similar offerings.

    Terrible motion processing, rubbish QC, panel defects and half baked software...

    For this price you can surely pick up something smaller but better in the C835K...
  8. Gee123's avatar
    Any decent 50/55 inch tvs atm or any I should keep an eye on incase they drop around £500.
    It's only for sky q / Netflix etc no gaming.
  9. Vegeta's avatar
    IPS Screen - Contrast Ratio 1200:1 (edited)
  10. i_need_bargains's avatar
    avoid
    shahidazim's avatar
    Why. I am considering to replace hisense 75a7gqtuk with it?
  11. ozk's avatar
    The blooming on this is the worst i have experienced on any TV i have ever purchased... i returned and purchased a 65 inch Sony LCD display instead and I'm much much happier.
    The interface is pretty naff, didn't talk well with the home cinema on arc and the infotmation it provides is naff. Colour accuracy is pretty bad too.
    However i appreciate all the above is subjective to those who have experience and the eyes/ears for it. For the vast majority I dont think they will care. I wonder if the £799 75 TCL qled is a much better deal.
  12. thevolt5's avatar
    youtu.be/IkC…VIQ

    What would be a better alternative on a budget that would do 4K UHD at 120hz ?
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