In terms of their premium range, only the U7H has officially been launched.



Key features:
Quantum dot layer
Full-array local dimming
Dolby Vision, HDR10+ (per Hisense SG) Dolby Atmos and DTS X support
120 Hz 8-bit panel
VRR with Freesync Premium
ALLM using HDMI 2.1 port
2 x HDMI 2.1 ports



LCDTVThailand has reviewed the TV last week. They measured the peak brightness of the 55" at 457, a disappointing drop from the U7G, which they measured at 685. The TV reached 95% of the DCI-P3 color space.

According to them, 55" and 65" models have 32 dimming zones. 75" has 48 while 85" has 120; these two sizes are sold in Singapore and only these two.

On the entry level range, Hisense Malaysia have also launched A6100H, A6500H and A7H. Hisense Singapore has launched U6H but only in 55".

In the coming days, maybe Hisense Malaysia will launch the U8H. If they don't, get it from Thailand or Singapore.

This post has been edited by writesimply: Sep 2 2022, 02:55 PM

https://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopic=5286748
BelaCHAN
what's your thought?

This post has been edited by Skylinestar: Jul 13 2022, 10:01 PM

Don't even get me started LOL....

Managed to sell the third-world-scam product U7G "3rd World Version" away for RM1k loss....

The Sony KD-X65X85J has miles away better colour accuracy
and no annoying brightness change wrt APL to cover-up the dismal 60Hz panel performance...

I'm never trusting any china TV product ever again.. .....

This post has been edited by BelaCHAN: Jul 14 2022, 12:07 AM

Rting is particularly guilty of this as well because that's the first thing to show up in Google's search whenever you type TV reviews .


I have warned people on this more than several occasion .

How the H brand has manipulated their product description , paying reviewers to say ( or not say ) certain things of their TVs.
But I guess , people are people . Too stubborn to learn , too much ego to listen so they have to be a deviant and go against facts .


You should look at my inbox , the number of people who are asking me why doesn't their Hxxxxxx TV perform as intended .

They should instead bother every single one of those posters who told you to buy their $2000 Models because it has the same function and cost much less than Sony's .
A bit too much of naïveté in the year of 2022 isn't it ?

This post has been edited by Convael: Jul 14 2022, 08:29 PM

Well that's interesting. Hisense Malaysia has de-listed the U7H. The link from my first post went 404.

As said before, Hisense SG website has the U7H and U8H listed and so does Hisense Thailand. Hisense SG's official store on ShopeeSG have the 2022 models on sale but Hisense Thailand have not yet listed them.

Don't know if Hisense SEA is having supply issues. Heck even the American market are getting only the U6H. COVID-19 casualty.

So I guess SG is where you can get the U7H and U8H for now.

Nobody in the sane world should buy TV from another country unless you actually know what you are doing ( which you don't , 99.977% of the readers in this forum don't )
Absolutely no one should ever even consider that .


This is particularly true if you consider that Hisense TVs are on average 150%+ heavier than other brands , so good luck paying thousands upon thousands of shipping fees ( and double of that when you ship them back for warranty / repairs ) which cost a lot more than buying a whole new second tier model .


Stop giving crazy advice or suggestion .

This post has been edited by Convael: Jul 23 2022, 08:49 PM

Ohsem.me site got a hold of a Hisense press release it seems.



The first part of the first sentence doesn't make sense, but the main info is the pricing. The Hisense website has yet to be updated, after it removed U7H listing previously, so we'll see when they'll list it back. Spec wise, it should be the same as the one listed by LCDTV Thailand.

A review in English from South African Youtuber about the South African/international version of the U7H.




He also reviewed the U8H, which is obviously the better model.



I don't think we'll see the U8H. Hisense Malaysia doesn't want to compete with the name brands at that price point, even though it's a very bright mini LED TV.

rm3799 for 65" U7H, seems attractive the price

Where do I get this?

It's already at the hisense website bro
https://www.hisense.com.my/news-promo/promo...-special-deals/

This post has been edited by mikhaC: Sep 2 2022, 10:59 AM

Interesting. Thanks for the find. Their Shopee page has yet to show the U7H and the promo price.

Look at the title of thread first......Hisense 2020 - Malaysia's TV range

Thanks for highlighting. Fixed it.

Hisense U7G sold in Malaysia does not come with Google TV right?

Can you recommend me a 55" TV within the budget of RM4000?

I'm currently choosing between Sony A85k and Hisense U7G.

On paper it looks like U7G is mile better than Sony's, but it does not come with Google TV.

No, and neither is the U7H. You need to allocate about RM210 for a Netflix-certified, Dolby Vision enabled, Android box if you want to use Android apps, like Disney+ Hotstar.

Last I checked, Sony's 55" A80K is RM7,800.

Typo. It's Sony X85K.

Oh, in the end i got the sony 65" KD-65X85J

The x85K is somewhat a DOWNGRADE compared to the x85J.

Do your own research and choose which one you want.


My advice: For TV, just get a Sony and enjoy life for the next 5 years.

Sony X85K v Hisense U7G.

The X85K is a 100 Hz, 8-bit + FRC VA panel. Android. Chromecast. Airplay and HomeKit.

The U7G is a 60 Hz, 8-bit + FRC VA panel. Full-array local dimming. VIDAA OS.

For me, FALD is important for movies and TV with HDR metadata. Chromecast and Airplay are nice to have but I'm not losing sleep over it.

When the U7H gets released sometime later this month, I wouldn't even consider the U7G. 120 Hz, 8-bit + FRC ADS (IPS derivative unfortunately) panel.

I placed an advanced pre-order with the retail shop for U7H and the listing on the receipt was: Hisense ULED 65U7H (2022 GOOGLE)

very much confused with this as the website stated Vida, but seems like the salesperson cannot explain it either or have no clue.

Anyway already have the latest AppleTV 4k so GoogleTV or Vida doesn’t matter to me anyway

This post has been edited by farkingdom: Sep 4 2022, 12:26 AM

I'll keep an eye on U7H.

How'd you do that? Even Hisense's official Shopee hasn't listed them yet. Did you show them the Hisense website and the promo price for the U7H?

harvey norman listed it as google tv as well, weird..

https://www.harveynorman.com.my/tv-and-audi...lack-55u7h.html
https://www.harveynorman.com.my/tv-and-audi...lack-65u7h.html

Hisense Malaysia.....U7H...VIDAA U6...haha....

https://www.hisense.com.my/product/4k-uled-tv-u7h-series/

other new model...A7H...VIDAA U5
https://www.hisense.com.my/product/4k-uhd-tv-a7h-series/

https://www.hisense.com.my/wp-content/uploa...e-2022-2023.pdf

Google TV only....A6500H

Some sellers on Shopee has listed the 55" U7H at the right price of RM2,900. But the same seller overcharges for the 65".

Also, reminding you guys that Hisense gives 3-year warranty if you buy TVs at physical stores. 2 years for online sales.

hi,
With the hisense 65" U7H price at Rm3799 and the toshiba Z770 at rm4999, which one will you advise to buy if i plan to keep the budget under rm5000? Thanks

Strictly on price, U7H.

However, the Z770 has more dimming zones and it is also brighter, by about 300 nits at 10% I think, according to some reviews.

Both have 2 HDMI 2.1 ports and both are 120 Hz 8-bit panels, I believe. The Z770 is a VA panel, I think.

But if RM5,000 is your ceiling, you might want to raise it up a bit and wait for TCL C835. That's a mini LED TV that's gotten good reviews with its better performance.

Are you sure on the 8 bit for z770? YouTube review from Taiwan shows that it’s 10 bit, with more than 1000 nits, but model is slightly different z770kt. He’s saying it’s better than x90j too.

I could be wrong on that. Hard to verify by just Toshiba claiming so on their own website.

So, would anyone here recommend to get the U7H?

I had check with Hisense, They not going to bring in U8H series for now.

Vidaa is a bummer, sigh...

55U7H is sold for RM 2979 on Shopee.

https://shopee.com.my/HISENSE-55U7H-55-4K-U...1e-33d896d154b9

at a similar price, is there any other TV that has local warranty, HDMI 2.1, 4k 120hz, FALD in Malaysia?



This post has been edited by jacobgoh101: Sep 19 2022, 06:11 PM

Technically, that's overpriced by RM80. Hisense is currently have it under promo for RM2,899 for 55". However, if they have them in stock and could deliver within 10 days, that's the price you have to pay.

Right now the U7H availability is quite limited. Hisense Malaysia should have been given the Singapore stock since they have the U8H stocked up and nobody there would probably buy the U7H.

Not that I know of.

I wonder if there are display units at electrical stores.

Got my U7H yesterday and amazed by the picture quality.
FALD seems to be working well, also there seems to be two HDMI 2.1 port with one support for eArc

This post has been edited by farkingdom: Sep 29 2022, 10:06 AM

Do you mind sharing if there's any application available in Vidaa OS where we can cast video from a website to the screen?

This post has been edited by teNtiOn: Sep 29 2022, 10:20 AM

Hmm that I do not know as I’m using Apple TV so airplay works for me. I’ve not used the interface at all, and even turn off WiFI on the VidaOS

That said there should be a casting feature built in the vidaa OS as written in the box. Although I don’t think I’ll try it out.

Glad your experience is positive so far.

What size and price did you pay for it? If you have a PC/PS5, I wonder if 1440p is supported for gaming.

65 inch Around 3.8k , I don’t have a PS5 but do have a gaming pc with gtx3060, have not plugged it in to try yet but I suppose it will?

Interested in u7H as well. Can you confirm google/android tv is built-in? Or at least got Netflix?

No google tv, there’s Netflix but i don’t use built in tv OS

So I finally saw the U7H in the wild.

1) You have to set the TV at the correct eye level. Otherwise, it'll appear "cloudy" when it comes to text/objects and black BG.

2) 600 nits doesn't sound a lot. But in a darkened room, it's really bright.

3) PS5 does detect ALLM, VRR and 120 Hz on HDMI 3 and 4. You have to enable HDMI to Enhanced HDMI before it can do that. Use the HDMI cable that came with the PS5.

1) What cause this problem? I thought IPS is sharp and less susceptible to eye level? Only VA must be viewed dead on and U7H is not VA but U7H is IPS.
2) But still very low because Dolby Vision needs 1000nits
3) Does it do 120Hz over Dolby Vision?

It's not about the picture not looking sharp. Because the local dimming zones are not high (32 zones), off axis viewing will look "cloudy" when you have text and black BG. Only in this condition. If you have a normal scene with some specular highlight details, you won't notice this.

This "cloudiness" is noticeable only when your eye is above, and probably below, the horizontal center line of the TV. If your eyeline is correct, the picture is great.

Actually, Dolby Vision content have been encoded beyond 1000 nits. Most often, those are specular highlight details. But because of tone mapping, TVs with light levels below this can handle DV content. Unlike HDR10, DV can encode HDR metadata not just on scene by scene level but frame by frame.

I don't think so. PS5 only allows HDR at the moment.

Just wondering if Toshiba Z770 so good, why people still opt for Hisense asides from cheaper by RM1k?
Did I miss something ?

The Z770 came out in December 2021 at RM5,999. At that time, you could get a X90J for a bit cheaper. So it got ignored.

Now you can buy the Z770 at slightly below RM5,000 while the X90J still about held its price. So if you're a Sony fan, you stick to the X90J. If your budget is max RM5,000, you go for the Z770. If your budget is below RM4,000, then go for the U7H.

The budget always determine the purchase decision.

I'm planning to get the U7H 55 inch. But can anyone confirm if it is neflix dolby atmos and dolby vision certified?

It has Dolby vision if based on the new FOMO review.

Need your opinion.
I have 3 months old X90J (screen broken). Got quoted from Sony it will cost Rm2.1k to replace the screen.
Should I repair or buy U7H instead?

Thanks.

Saw Samsung Q65B 65inch selling in senq for 4500.
Is this TV good?
Salesman say qled better than crystal uhd.
tbh, I cannot see any diff.
BU8500 65inch vs Q65B 65inch is rm900 difference.
Should I get the qled version?

This post has been edited by BL98: Oct 12 2022, 05:23 PM

To me eyes q65b is no better than sony x70k, let alone x80k which can be bought for 3.8k.

anyone know which offline store do display u7h? went to a couple of stores and they are only showing the a series

Sony quality hit and miss. And the speakers sounds weird. Macam got hollow sound.
And also the thickness is very thick.

Samsung on the other hand is very slim and modern. Adds to the whole living room aesthetics.
But heard people say samsung tv cannot watch disney hotstar. Not sure true or not.

Last week IPC Harvey Norman do display in front of their store(outside), not sure until now or not.

The U7H does both Vision and Atmos.


FOMO is a US reviewer. The Hisense models available for them are different from what the International and Chinese markets get.

But U7H and U7G for all markets have Dolby Vision and Atmos.


Sorry for your loss.

If the idea is get a new TV with a 3-year warranty or a new screen with 6 months warranty, I'd say a new TV. But you're comparing two different price points and TV specs. Assuming the mobo on the Sony is still working fine, I'd say get the replacement screen for the VA 120 Hz panel and the Google TV interface. Also assuming that we're talking about a 65" TV.

If you're replacing a TV or didn't have one to begin with and your max budget is RM4,000, then I'd say the 65" U7H.

Harvey Norman seems to have them all over.

Also, since Hisense is currently having their promo until the end of October where the price is fixed at RM3,800 for the 65", better get the U7H through retail stores rather than online. Remember that you're getting a 3-year warranty through retail stores than online merchants.

If you buy through Aeon, you get RM10 gift vouchers for every RM250 spent I think. Could be wrong.

Hi guys,

Want to ask, if you sent your TV for warranty claim and they give 1 to 1 change instead fixing, Will the new TV have warranty coverage?

Thanks~

no... otherwise will have new TVs forever... lol...

Uhhh...hahahaha..kan bagus kalau macam tu~

Tu la kan.. pelik gak bcs that is wat service ppl imform when they deliver new (replacement) tv hari tu..

BTW, thanks for answers~


Anyone here using Hisense A6500H?

This post has been edited by napster.real: Oct 18 2022, 09:25 PM

to clarify... will follow ori purchase... so if 3 yrs warranty... and every year kong... you get new TVs for the 3 yrs lor if they can't repair... hahaha

Thanks for your opinion.
I proceed to repair the TV instead bought it from Senheng with 5years warranty.
Nego2.. Then got quoted for today price RM1805.

This post has been edited by xphr3ak: Oct 18 2022, 09:55 PM

Errr... This what delivery ppl tell me... So, now confirm la ada warranty la ea..Sambung old one (still get 1 year +).. 😊

Anyone here using Hisense A6500H? Any issue with this model?

And also,i try to pair astro (pvr, not ultra) remote with this TV.. but seems not working (to control tv on/off & volume).. this was works last time with my old A7100F android tv remote.. anyone know any workaround? 🤔

Thanks~ ✌️

This post has been edited by napster.real: Oct 18 2022, 10:40 PM

rtings said hisense u7h is different in US compare other region, and getting very decent score. Malaysia u7h is similar to US or subpar?

If you read previous page, you will know....

okies, seems like our panel is not the US one. hmm now i worry if the brightness enough or not.

How you know it's not same as US? Both also IPS panel right?

based on rtings, i believe is considered US right? it is VA panel ya. and also, their 55inch got 75zone, 65 got 90zone. Malaysia one is 32zone only and IPS. so seems like it diff la.

oh really ar? Then better don't buy U7H.

Go get Toshiba Z770 better with VA panel.

Some more Toshiba is 1000nit panel.

z770 price is 1.2k more than u7h lol. now thinking 65inch or 55inch.

This post has been edited by ben3003: Oct 20 2022, 08:30 AM

For old people need bigger tv. If pay installment will not be big different.

if you look at the bezel & stand, they are different. most likely the panel is different too.

From what I know 65" FALD under RM4,000, that's U7H (120Hz) followed by the M550LP (60Hz). Then under RM3,000 it's the same - 55" U7H and then the M550LP.

Below RM5,000, it's the Z770.

yeah seems like if on budget, either U7H or M550LP for 65inch. i think u7h better because brightness around 700nits? probably this weekend go sit at living room see 55inch ok or not lol. i think 1080p screen should be okay for 55inch, maybe 4k because finer details, bigger screen better.

From where should one purchase Hisense in KL is it only sold in HarveyNorman?

what is your view between SONY XR TV like X90J versus Hisense U7H?

No brainer x90k/x90j. Our u7h here is crippled version. Not worth to think of. This hisense is really sohai one. Selling thing alang alang. Dunno y our market they sell lousy spec but same name. They tot us sohai eh this fking chink company.

Buying online gives you only two-year warranty. When the price for in-store purchase is the about the same, go for in-store with its three-year warranty.

If you have the money, Sony. If you don't, work with your budget and screen size.

budget wise, you should compare U7H with X80K.

U7H will beat X80K in every way lol. They are similar priced T 3.8k bracket but U7H has 120Hz, FALD and more.

And I have no confidence in SonyTV anymore since my previous SonyTV developed a horizontal line on the display after 4 years.

Low end? Mid range? High end?

sure or not? if u see the u7h FALD implementation is so weak for asian market one. the sony triluminous color is so much better presentation lo. i dunno la, maybe need compare side by side but hard to find place got both together.

Are you asking on the sony tv?
Mid range it cost 3k plus for the Sony tv.
Simple google search will bring you tons of people who experience the same thing, and since I’m out of warranty, repairs cost a lot .

I wanted to buy the x85 actually with the reviews of forumers here but decided otherwise cause of this experience.

I owned the 65U7H and before this in the past it is a Sony TV.

I was shopping for tv when the Sony went kaput, and have seen the Sony X90, X85 and x80 in the shops and I wouldn’t even consider the x80 at all after seeing all three, min is at least x85, but the price is the huge factor here.

So far I’m happy with my purchase on Hisense U7H. Yes the US model is abit different but there’s a lot reviews on similar models to ours or our local Malaysia model on YouTube




This post has been edited by farkingdom: Nov 15 2022, 02:34 PM

How would the Hisense U7H fare against the older Xiaomi Q1 75" 4K QLED VA panel? My concern is more on the black levels, colours and brightness/reflections as my tv will be put next to the window lol.

The Xiaomi Q1 can get around RM5k-ish

I don’t really know though, I would have considered that if I have a big living room, but 75 inch is way too huge for my condo unit

Meanwhile samseng tv still don't support disney+ hotstar

U7H in malaysia is not VA panel, contrast ratio would be low.

somehow you can't trust most of the toshiba/hisense tv reviews online. saw one from Thailand stating M550LP is better than U7H, end up their M550LP is using VA panel, the one in Malaysia is using IPS. at the same time, M550LP is being bashed in India's online review. they should have used different model names to avoid confusion.

couldn't decide and bought 65x85k myself last week for 3499.

This post has been edited by teNtiOn: Nov 15 2022, 03:28 PM

You cant call RM3k a midrange for Sony.

Oh well, only willing to spend 3-4k for a TV. If that’s budget line then Hisense may be a better deal. X90 is midrange then?

Woah how did you get such cheap deal?
Friend bought 65 inch 85k for 4.5k lol, 1k more than you

Onking 11.11 sales. Too bad they didn't include x90k in their sales.

I also bought a Hisense TV from them 2 years ago. Sometimes when they do online sales, it's really cheap without the need to grab voucher or bonus like on Lazada. Just bought a fridge from them on 11.11 as well.

What I like about them is they don't charge any shipping or installation fees. Their staffs are also good attitude. Now I always check and compare with onking whenever I want to buy appliances. Even though ppl kept telling me desa home is good (less than 1km away as well), I'm just too lazy to haggle price with them. I did though bought a X90J from them last 12.12 on lazada because it's really cheap after bonus and voucher.

only problem with desa home is the parking. the basement parking very dark sometimes no light