Hisense. The biggest company that you never heard of specializing in TVs, wine coolers, portable ACs, dehumidifiers, refrigerators, beverage chillers and more. They are a Chinese company who has been around since 1969 and looking to make their mark here in the US. Now that you're caught up w/ that. Time to talk about their newest TVs they recently announced.
Now that you're caught up w/ that. Time to talk about their newest TVs they recently announced. They have HDTVs ranging from 32inch to 65inch in size as well as 1080p and 4K (UHD) resolutions. Now that you're caught up w/ that. Time to talk about their newest TVs they recently announced.
I played Forza Horizon 3 on their 70inch and didn't want to leave.
Last week, I got a chance to link up w/ Hisense to check out their new line of 4K TVs which include 4 new sizes of 65, 70, 75, and 86inch screen sizes. All of these new TVs utilize Hisense's new & proprietary ULED technology that is 3x brighter than OLED technology & offers better dynamic range, black levels, and more. Along w/ the better visuals, you will get better sound thanks to their dbx audio integration to boost the overall quality instead of the typical flat sound most HDTVs offer.
Their 70 & 86inch will offer the top-tier visuals w/ quantum dot, Ultra Black Full Array local dimming in 320 zones,UHD Premium certified 4K HDR10 streaming/playback, Wide Color Gamut, and THX certification.
The 65-inch H9 will retail for $1,700 and the 70-inch H10 for $3,500 and will be available early next year. While the more affordable H8 line will range in pricing by screen size. The 65inch - $1,000, the 70inch - $2,500, the 75inch - $3,000, and the 86inch - $6,000.
