I’m giving this 5 stars mainly because you won’t find a better TV for the price and it does deliver a superb picture that rivals most “bigger name” brands. I was on the fence between this and the Sony X90L (which isn’t even mini LED) mostly because of how well Sony is known for their processing (this thing is no slouch, though) and my old Sony’s still work quite well. But I liked the fact that the 75” Hisense U8 uses an ADS Pro panel meaning the viewing angles are great as opposed to VA panels where the picture looks a little more washed out from the sides. The only downside is that the contrast may not be quite as great, but I haven’t noticed much of a difference with this and the 55” U8H from last year that I purchased for my living room. Upscaling is solid which was one of the things I was worried about. The brightness level is insanely good, blacks are deep, very little blooming. Out of the box the picture is very good but I always like to play with the settings I set mine up in the basement in my “man cave/ home theater” and for movies I like to set it on “Theater Day” and jack up the backlight a little. Haven’t tried theater night yet but I hear that’s the most accurate. All in all, I would absolutely recommend this, especially for the price. At $1300, you won’t find a better TV and you’ll be spending at least a few hundred bucks more to get something that’s a little better.

This TV is everything I hoped for and expected. Still wondering why I didn't buy it sooner? Picture quality - The HDR & Dolby Vision is supberb - it automatically activates on support content. The brightness is extreme, but not overpowering. Watching dark movies, you can actually see the shadowy figure in the sea of black. Animated content looks AH-mazing and surreal. Gaming - My Xbox Series X was sad without a 4K TV to show off its true power. Wow - does this TV give it that opportunity. Game Mode is amazing to make picture tweaks, adjust brightness, refresh rate, HDR, all with simple to find controls and on-screen info. Games look crisp and amazing. Sound - dude - turn this thing up past 15 and you'll be immersed in room filling audio that is crisp and clear. The various audio settings nail it - from Speech to Dynamic to Late Night Movie, its spot on. Ease of setup - this comes in a very large box. Find a friend to help you. We had it delivered by the Best Buy Pros and they dropped it right where I needed. With a few screws into the adjustable base and a gentle hoist, setup is easy. Be careful not to pinch it. Remote &UI - love the integration of GoogleTV. It's easy to use, knows what content I like, seamlessly belnds all my apps and streaming services. The remote even controls other ARC devices. A+++ Ports - 4 HDMI total with 2 144hz+ HDMI inputs, yes! USB galore to power your various streaming sticks and such. Easily accessible and clearly labeled. This is an AMAZING TV that does all the things I need/want for a fraction of the price. You will love it!

Ive been using my 75" Hisense U8K with ADS Pro Panel for about 10-12 weeks and I cannot believe the vibrant colors and brightness and contrast I am getting from this panel . On hi def sources from 8 feet away the images are breathtaking and I have a hard time taking my eyes away from the screen . I've posted some HDR sources as well as movies in 4K and 1080p , SDR and sports , as a sampling across the board . The blacks are convincing enough to be OLED like although my Samsung S22+ had a challenging time reproducing the most colorful , vibrant and brightest images . It's worth the effort to make picture adjustments on the sources you're watching be they streaming , SDR , Bluray or 4K discs . There are a plethora of adjustments so take your time and you won't be disappointed . You can always reset your parameters and redo them , but remember practice makes perfect and you'll feel like you've fine tuned a luxury car when all is said and done . Dolby Vision movies as with many other brands can be a little finicky , on some streaming platforms such as Fandango/VUDU you can switch out of 4K and into 1080p which the U8K upscales nicely , and voila the pop and vibrancy will come back . Over the past months there have been meaningful updates which have mitigated some software and performance issues , although you may have to go into your picture settings to partially retune things . The Google interface seems to have its own picture settings , which you will have to set first (I suggest the brighter and more vibrant the better) . Once you get into your sources and streaming , use the Hisense to make your final adjustments . It can be a little finicky but well worth the effort . Sound ? The U8K can play pretty loud with acceptable bass and dynamics but I use a soundbar for 100% of my listening . In sum this is a budget reference TV which can offer years of enjoyment . Just baby it , learn its parameters and you will maximize your viewing with this great MiniQLED TV . I have a 55" LG A2 OLED and yes its panel is pristine compared to LED panels . Kudos however , to Hisense's U8K as it's designers will cause you to doublethink the differences between LED and OLED . This is an amazing TV and I am one happy camper .

Love this 75” Hisense TV. I had a 65” Sony Bravia that was double the price of this Hisense 75”and it died in only 4 years. I had bought a Hisense 50” on sale for our bedroom. Loved it so much we bought 4 more. 1 for each teenager and 2 for my parents in there 80’s. So when the Sony bit the dust I was looking for a new main family room tv 75”. I did weeks of research and couldn't find a better option for the $$$ than this Hisense 75”. We have had it a few months now so I feel like my review is honest. The picture quality for normal movies and shows in HD is amazing. The blacks are super black, and the colors are vivid and super bright. It has picture modes that meet what ever you are watching. The real test is the picture quality in sport mode for sports like Soccer, Football, Basketball, and UFC is amazing and it has zero lag. Our old TV was fine but with high speed sports it had picture lag. The Google platform is user friendly and easy to navigate. I cant brag about it anymore other than I would put it up against a similar Sony or Samsung a dsy long and you wont be disappointed.

I was looking for a mini LED tv for my living room and after doing a good amount of research I found the Hisense U8K. Initially I was thinking I would finally get an OLED tv but I am still wary of burn in issues and dont want to risk it on an expensive tv so I decided mini led would suit me better. The higher brightness on the U8K is great for sunny or well lit rooms, the picture is very clear and I have been enjoying smooth HD sports and gaming on xbox series x in 4k. I was going to go with the 65" panel at first but when I discovered that the 75" is the only one with an IPS display that made up my mind because the viewing angles are much better compared to the VA panels on pretty much every other mini led tv on the market. I highly recommend this tv, it has great picture, great viewing angles and good sound as well compared to other flat screens I have owned in the past, it actually has a small subwoofer in the back, so maybe try it out and see if the sound quality is good enough for you, although it wont be better than a home theater speaker system naturally.