Hisense has announced his alignment of Mini-Led LED 2025, with completely new models on his U9, U7 and U6 series televisions.
Hisense has been responsible for some of the best televisions led by Mini that we have seen in recent years, and the company manages to maintain its low prices, even for top -level models. Hisense U8N of last year is currently located as the average range selection in our best television guide, and the Hiense U7n and Hisense are also among our best budget TV selections.
The new models announced today vary from 55 to 100 inches, and are “driven by next -generation AI processing that works effortlessly behind the scene to offer more intelligent and intuitive image improvements, without the need for manual adjustment,” according to the company.
The new superior series, the U9, uses the company AI Engine X Hi-View of the company’s Hi-View, which is derived from its high-end X ued alignment. Two other series, U8 and U7, use a Hi-View processor AI Engine Pro.
According to Hisense, both processors “automatically adjust the contrast, the accuracy of the color and clarity of the movement in real time, ensuring realistic images and fluid movement in all types of content.”
Google TV will continue to be the Smart TV platform for the U9, U8 and U7 series, while, in a surprising change, the U6n input level series will use the Amazon FIRE TV platform.
Hisense ULED 2025 televisions are scheduled for availability at the end of this year. The price has not yet been announced.
U9 series
The new U9N series expands in 2024 U9N with a new 65 -inch model to accompany the 75 and 85 -inch screen sizes. Its advanced chipset is full of IA image improvement characteristics, including AI 4K Upscaler, AI Super Resolution, AI Noise Ride, AI Localdimming, AI HDR UPSCALER and depth depth depth.
Other characteristics of image improvement of the U9 series include an Ultra LR panel to reduce screen reflexes and an ultra wide viewing angle to retain the contrast in a broader seat range. The Dolby Vision IQ, HDR10+mode, improved IMAX and the filmmaker mode are compatible.
For the Games, the U9 series has been updated to a 165Hz native update rate and admits FREESYNC Premium Pro. A built -in speakers of 4.1.2 channels transmits the Dolby Atmos soundtracks, with a matrix of 5.1.2 channels used in the 75 and 85 -inch models.
U8 series
Available in screen sizes 55 to 100 inches, the U8 series uses the company AI Engine Pro H-View AI of the company, which takes advantage of AI to automatically optimize the configuration of real-time images.
According to Hisense, U8 series televisions can offer up to 5,000 Nits shine levels and have expanded local attenuation areas by 2025. Dolby Vision IQ and HDR10+ are compatible here, in addition to the televisions are improved IMAX.
Game support will receive an impulse in the new U8 series with a native 165Hz update rate. The audio will also receive an impulse from the Dolby Atmos Altavoces Matrix incorporated from the U8N series up to 4.1.2 channels.
U7 series
The 7N U7N series was one of our favorite budget TV options in 2024, and the new U7N will maintain its budgetary status with models available for less than $ 1,000.
The screen sizes for the U7N series will vary from 55 to 100 inches, and televisions will have a low antiglare AGLR reflection panel that “guarantees free images of looks from any house seat,” according to Hisense.
Despite being budgetary televisions, the U7N series is full of game characteristics, including 165Hz, Game Booster 288Hz, Dolby Vision Gaming and FREESYNC Premium Pro Support. U7N television televisions also have a speakers of 2.1.2 channels of 2.1.2 incorporated.
U6 series
The entry level in the new led mini alignment is the U6n, which is available in screen sizes of 55 to 100 inches. As mentioned above, this series uses the Amazon Fire Smart Smart Smart interface instead of Google TV, and the sets come with a remote control of Alexa Voice.
Otherwise, U6 series televisions have a 2.1 channel speakers with a built -in subwoofer. Game support includes a 144Hz and Freesync Prima native update rate.
