In addition to a 120Hz panel and quantum-dot color boosting, the 4K smart TV boasts full-array backlight with up to 360 dimming zones, peak brightness of 1,500 nits and Android TV for all of the expected apps and smart features. It's also the first 8K model announced with Roku TV, beating TCL to the punch, even though TCL has had an all-but-announced 8K Roku model in the works for the last couple of years. Hisense had another surprise up its sleeve today (May 5), announcing the U800GR, the first 8K model from the manufacturer. Hisense is only offering the U9DG in a 75-inch model, but it will begin selling this summer for $3,499.
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The U9DG should also be great for gaming, with ultra-high speed HDMI (which we think is marketing speak for full or partial HDMI 2.1), and features like variable refresh rate (VRR) and FreeSync Premium, making it a decent gaming TV. Add an anti-glare layer and we expect this to be one seriously good looking TV.Īside from the dual-cell display, the U9DG is a richly featured smart TV, with Android TV, complete with built-in Google Assistant, a handy voice-enabled remote, and a slew of formats supported, including Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos, IMAX Enhanced (previously seen only on Sony TVs) and HDR 10 Plus (Samsung's Dolby Vision competitor). Hisense claims contrast levels of 2,000,000:1 on a screen with 1,000 nits of brightness, which would leave even the brightest OLED displays in the dust.
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