Hisense is tackling each and every cost level with its 2022 line of ULEDs and laser televisions that it announced throughout its opening statement at CES 2022.
Among them are certain new and interesting high-end models like the L9G TriChroma laser TV and the PX1-PRO TriChroma laser cinema, like the budget A-series models, but the real winner of the range is the Hisense U7H ULED range. mid-range. which has the latest and greatest features at a cost accessible to most people.
In a press release sent to LaComparacion, Hisense states that its new U7H screen will include 4K / 120Hz support for game consoles such as Xbox Series X and PS5, as well as a number of advanced imaging technologies, such as the improved IMAX format, FilmMaker mode , Support for Dolby Vision IQ, HDR ten and 10+, FreeSync VRR and integrated ATSC tuner thirty.
It already seems like a sensational value and could easily win the TCL Six Series crown as one of the best televisions under € one with zero if Hisense pursued a cost strategy akin to the 7-inch UXNUMXG model of the year, the latest which sells for € eight hundred and forty-nine.
Hisense sustains the line in budget models and premium laser TVs
While Hisense has made the most progress in the mid-range section for 2022, its budget and premium model lineup looks pretty good too.
Above the U7H are the Hisense U8H and U9H models that add mini-LED backlighting and more contrast control areas, and below are the new U6H and A-Series displays that offer an alternative option at 7 Hz for the UXNUMXH model.
Also of interest are the new laser TVs, the L9G TriChroma, PX1-PRO TriChroma and L5G 4K smart laser TVs, which achieve higher maximum brightness than previous models and support Dolby Vision for improved HDR reproduction.
Hisense has yet to announce final cost and launch date information, but based on last year's models, we expect to see a cost range that encompasses the most affordable options. Black Friday and Cyber Monday for the competitive costs of OLED stickers when they get a full reveal sometime later this year.