Hisense U8Gchat_bubble_outlineFrom real comments

Picture quality punches well above its price point. Owners consistently describe the U8G as beating similarly priced or pricier Sony, TCL and Vizio sets, with some saying it rivals OLED for inky blacks and HDR pop. The 65-inch model in particular impressed users with brightness, color accuracy and local dimming performance, with several buyers directly comparing it favorably against an LG C1 OLED and Sony X900H/X90J models they owned or tested side by side.

Gaming features are strong but ghosting is a persistent complaint. HDMI 2.1, 120Hz, VRR and 4K/60 support made this a popular pick for PS5 and Xbox Series X owners, who praised smooth high-frame-rate performance. However, many reported distracting red or inverse ghosting specifically in Game Mode, with some calling it a dealbreaker; Hisense acknowledged the issue and reportedly worked on a software fix, though some 65-inch owners denied experiencing it at all.

Quality control and long-term reliability are inconsistent. Multiple commenters described dead pixels, dirty screen effect, missing accessories, light bleed, and units that failed entirely after just over a year, sometimes just outside the 1-year warranty window. Firmware updates sometimes fixed issues like blur or black levels but other times introduced new blooming or reset picture settings unexpectedly, leaving buying experience highly dependent on which unit you received.