That's like any other brands. Different range has different features.

Earlier this year, one Shopee seller sold the 65" U7G at RM3,800. Now the same seller is selling it for RM4,200. The U7G is the mid-range tier for 2021.

If you can, wait for the 2022 H line-up to appear. The arrival of U7H should dampen down the price of the U7G.

If the X80 series is what you want, then go for it.

The main feature for me is the U7G's full-array local dimming and the quantum dot layer. Hisense screwed up with its international market with the G series though by not giving 120Hz panels and sticking with VIDAA. But that's last year's news.

I don't know. I don't work for or with Hisense.

Common sense says the features make the differences: local dimming vs micro dimming, Android vs VIDAA, quantum dot vs non, Dolby Vision vs HDR10 only. Hisense Malaysia's range has only those features for 2021, not counting the 8K TV and the UST projector, which are not mass market products. Hisense Thailand has U8G.

I think for 2022, Hisense Malaysia may bring in U8H because the mini LED feature has enough product differentiation against U7H, which has FALD. Both, according to at least Hisense Australia, would have 120 Hz panel and HDMI 2.1 ports.

If it's not urgent, wait. Some markets have announced the 2022 models, like UK, while others have them on sale, like Australia.

This is Australia's version of the U7H. It's not groundbreaking product because that's practically the U7G/U8G specs in the US. Like I said, Hisense screwed up the 2021 lineup internationally.

Even though the 8-bit panel is expected since Hisense is targeting the mid-end market with the U7H, 120Hz panel is very welcomed going into 2022-23. We just don't know how many local dimming zones there are.

VIDAA models. It's recommended that you use a Netflix-certified Android box like Mecool KM2 or Tivo Stream 4K so that you can use Disney+Hotstar with it, along with other streaming apps for Malaysia.

Android TV.

Smart TV. No VIDAA or Android.

Strategically, Hisense Malaysia could sell the 65" U8H (Mini LED) for RM5,500 and the 65" U7H (FALD) for RM4,2000, and gain a foothold of that market price. But they won't because they're ______ and instead sell the 8K units and their UST projectors as their high-end.

Android is better than VIDAA. VIDAA is Hisense's own app ecosystem while Android is Google's. Android's Play Store, even for Android TV, are more dynamically managed than VIDAA. For example, when Disney+Hotstar launched last year, it's available for iOS and Android but VIDAA still has yet the app. Disney+ and Disney+Hotstar are not the same app.

SmartTV is an OS for TVs to enable it to add streaming content, except that the apps are limited to what the manufacturer wants the TV to have. The app content is controlled by the manufacturer for the most part. Because it's not Android or VIDAA, a SmartTV from Hisense would look completely different from LG or Toshiba. The user interface is not standardized.
It'd be a stretch for Malaysia but the price for 55" U8H for the US starts at $1,099. That's MSRP and I think when the U8G launched, the MSRP was $1,300. According to Hisense USA's website, the 75" will be "under $1,500."

Hisense can make the price work because the panel will be 8-bit+FRC, not 10-bit. Like I said before, Hisense Malaysia can corner the mid-range market if only it dares to go between RM3,800 for the U7H and RM5,500 for the U8H. That's how they are gaining market share in the US.