I did my research and the Samsung U7G was given very good reviews for gaming, but more importantly, watching sport. I was told that they were sold out and it was last years model anyway, but they had this years model. It cost an extra $500-, but it had good reviews for sport and I went ahead. The television does this pixelation/blurring/ghosting effect around the players that is annoying as and takes the pleasure out of watching. I checked the box and I was sold a U7HAU. Annoyed, is not the word. WARNING: If you want a teev to watch sport, don't get this model.

I have had the 2020 ULED tv, it was a big jump from 50 to 65 much more options then the 50, could max everything out for Gaming Pro on Xbox Series X, most beautiful view from any angle, no glare QLED is perfect with no back ghosting on blacks like Oled do, worth every cent spent.

All. Good

I am happy with everything except every now and then the tv will lag a little

Worked great for 2 weeks with my Xbox series but now when I run the Xbox at 120hz for 120fps I get blue lines and the only To fix it is to power cycle the tv which fixes it for a day or two then the issue comes back. Spoke to goodguys and now trying to get hisense or someone to replace it

I’ve given the Hisense U8H a lot of praise and recommended it as a top pick in its price class. But the ever-so-slightly lesser Hisense U7H reviewed here surprised me so much that I’ve had to spend some time re-evaluating my recommendations. The U7H is so much better than I expected that it has me wondering if it might actually be the better TV pick for most people. Before we dig in, there are two important things to keep in mind. First, I want to point out that the 65-inch Hisense U8H sells for around $1,000 at the time of writing, while the 65-inch inch U7H is going for about $750. That price gap is worth keeping in mind as we get into this review. I also need to point out that this review is for the U7H as sold in North America; the U7H in other international markets is a completely different TV. While we reviewed the 65-inch 65U7H model, our review also applies to the 55-inch and 75-inch models. If you’re about to upgrade from a non-HDR TV, be it 4K or 1080p, the Hisense U7H’s pict...

Great color accuracy; Solid HDR Punch; Impressive black levels; Runs Google TV well; Outstanding value;

Motion not as smooth as pricier TVs; Glut of ads on YouTube;

I’ve given the Hisense U8H a lot of praise and recommended it as a top pick in its price class. But the ever-so-slightly lesser Hisense U7H reviewed here surprised me so much that I’ve had to spend some time re-evaluating my recommendations. The U7H is so much better than I expected that it has me wondering if it might actually be the better TV pick for most people. Before we dig in, there are two important things to keep in mind. First, I want to point out that the 65-inch Hisense U8H sells for around $1,000 at the time of writing, while the 65-inch inch U7H is going for about $750. That price gap is worth keeping in mind as we get into this review. I also need to point out that this review is for the U7H as sold in North America; the U7H in other international markets is a completely different TV. While we reviewed the 65-inch 65U7H model, our review also applies to the 55-inch and 75-inch models. If you’re about to upgrade from a non-HDR TV, be it 4K or 1080p, the Hisense U7H’s pict...

Great color accuracy; Solid HDR Punch; Impressive black levels; Runs Google TV well; Outstanding value;

Motion not as smooth as pricier TVs; Glut of ads on YouTube;

I’ve given the Hisense U8H a lot of praise and recommended it as a top pick in its price class. But the ever-so-slightly lesser Hisense U7H reviewed here surprised me so much that I’ve had to spend some time re-evaluating my recommendations. The U7H is so much better than I expected that it has me wondering if it might actually be the better TV pick for most people. Before we dig in, there are two important things to keep in mind. First, I want to point out that the 65-inch Hisense U8H sells for around $1,000 at the time of writing, while the 65-inch inch U7H is going for about $750. That price gap is worth keeping in mind as we get into this review. I also need to point out that this review is for the U7H as sold in North America; the U7H in other international markets is a completely different TV. While we reviewed the 65-inch 65U7H model, our review also applies to the 55-inch and 75-inch models. If you’re about to upgrade from a non-HDR TV, be it 4K or 1080p, the Hisense U7H’s pict...

Great color accuracy; Solid HDR Punch; Impressive black levels; Runs Google TV well; Outstanding value;

Motion not as smooth as pricier TVs; Glut of ads on YouTube;

I’ve given the Hisense U8H a lot of praise and recommended it as a top pick in its price class. But the ever-so-slightly lesser Hisense U7H reviewed here surprised me so much that I’ve had to spend some time re-evaluating my recommendations. The U7H is so much better than I expected that it has me wondering if it might actually be the better TV pick for most people. Before we dig in, there are two important things to keep in mind. First, I want to point out that the 65-inch Hisense U8H sells for around $1,000 at the time of writing, while the 65-inch inch U7H is going for about $750. That price gap is worth keeping in mind as we get into this review. I also need to point out that this review is for the U7H as sold in North America; the U7H in other international markets is a completely different TV. While we reviewed the 65-inch 65U7H model, our review also applies to the 55-inch and 75-inch models. If you’re about to upgrade from a non-HDR TV, be it 4K or 1080p, the Hisense U7H’s pict...

Great color accuracy; Solid HDR Punch; Impressive black levels; Runs Google TV well; Outstanding value;

Motion not as smooth as pricier TVs; Glut of ads on YouTube;

I’ve given the Hisense U8H a lot of praise and recommended it as a top pick in its price class. But the ever-so-slightly lesser Hisense U7H reviewed here surprised me so much that I’ve had to spend some time re-evaluating my recommendations. The U7H is so much better than I expected that it has me wondering if it might actually be the better TV pick for most people. Before we dig in, there are two important things to keep in mind. First, I want to point out that the 65-inch Hisense U8H sells for around $1,000 at the time of writing, while the 65-inch inch U7H is going for about $750. That price gap is worth keeping in mind as we get into this review. I also need to point out that this review is for the U7H as sold in North America; the U7H in other international markets is a completely different TV. While we reviewed the 65-inch 65U7H model, our review also applies to the 55-inch and 75-inch models. If you’re about to upgrade from a non-HDR TV, be it 4K or 1080p, the Hisense U7H’s pict...

Great color accuracy; Solid HDR Punch; Impressive black levels; Runs Google TV well; Outstanding value;

Motion not as smooth as pricier TVs; Glut of ads on YouTube;