Hisense H8G (2020) Series

Very good black levels ; High brightness ; Impressive contrast ; Solid HDR performance

No HDMI 2.1 feature support ; Needs moderate color correction

Bright, colorful at a budget price Dolby Atmos and Dolby Vision HDR Easy to use operating system

Design is a bit bland Android TV can run a bit slow Remote could use some work

The Hisense H8G Quantum Series does so much at a price that will make you wonder why you'd even consider “premium” televisions. Overall this is an affordable, high-quality television and we highly recommend it.

Crowded, non-backlit remote ; Some light bloom

Incredibly low input lag. Upscales lower resolution content well. Full-array local dimming. Great SDR peak brightness. Displays deep blacks. Good response time.

Narrow viewing angles. Limiting HDR experience. No VRR support. Some uniformity issues and visible dirty screen effect.

The Hisense H8G is a very good TV for most uses. It's great for watching movies in dark rooms thanks to its excellent contrast ratio and full-array local dimming feature. The HDR experience is a bit limiting as it can't get quite bright enough to bring...

Affordable price ; Dolby Vision and Atmos ; Bright, colorful

Basic design ; OS could be faster ; No HDMI 2.1

The Hisense H8G ULED TV is an affordable TV that manages to cram in some premium features including 4K, Dolby Visions and HDR10+ as well as the Android TV OS.

This is the best Hisense TV to date. If you’re partial to Roku, the TCL 6-Series might be a better choice. But if you’re looking to get a large, low-cost Android smart TV with incredible sound, there’s enough reason to put the Hisense H8G Quantum...

Hisense has joined the ranks of LCD TV makers using quantum dots, a technology that enables sets to more closely approach the wider color gamut promised by Ultra HDTV. (Quantum dots generate red and green light when energized by a blue LED, with the...

Price ; The 75" model may be a little expensive, but the rest of the sizes are very affordable for Android TVs. ; Slim ; It's very thin, with tiny bezels, and more likely to fit where you need it. ; Picture ; Gets very bright, relatively even...

Limited storage space ; While it's USB (2.0) expandable, 4.4GB available to the user is not enough. ; Stutters, lag, and freezes ; Streaming video would intermittently lock up around once a day, general performance in Android TV is prone to dropped...