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I’ve Tested Most 2026 TVs, and Hisense’s U7SG Proves You Don’t Need Micro RGB for a Good Picture

I’ve Tested Most 2026 TVs, and Hisense’s U7SG Proves You Don’t Need Micro RGB for a Good Picture

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Table of Contents Hisense U7SG series TV sizes More than just a rectangular face Hey Google, turn on my TV Hisense U7 vs. TCL QM8L Picture quality compared Hisense U7SG Geek Box Should you buy the Hisense U7SG TV? For instance, the TCL QM8L is a QLED TV, albeit with a slightly fancier version of Quantum Dots, and you know what?

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Table of Contents Hisense U7SG series TV sizes More than just a rectangular face Hey Google, turn on my TV Hisense U7 vs. Hisense UR8 vs. TCL QM8L Picture quality compared Hisense U7SG Geek Box Should you buy the Hisense U7SG TV? Ty Pendlebury/CNET Hisense U7SG $1,000 at Best Buy Pros & Cons Plenty of brightness and excellent shadow detail It's affordable A better value TV than the more expensive UR8 The TV's color can tend towards desaturation and a green tinge In 2026, I have tested a whole bunch of different TVs, from OLEDs to RGB LEDs, but the models that have performed the best have been the ones using existing, tried-and-true technology. For instance, the TCL QM8L is a QLED TV, albeit with a slightly fancier version of Quantum Dots, and you know what? It’s great.

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