Hisense 75UR9S TV review: RGB Mini LED and 3,412 nits, the great Ultra HD 4K spectacle at a bargain price

Faced with the market heavyweights, the Hisense 75UR9S made a strong impression in our lab. The keystone of its technological architecture rests on its [abc]RGB[/abc] Mini [abc]LED[/abc] system, directly generating red, green and blue light at the source without resorting to Quantum Dot filters. A major innovation that makes it possible to achieve excellent image dynamics with a peak luminance measured at 3,412 nits after calibration, full-screen white performance (APL 100%) at 923 nits and, above all, an exceptional color volume covering 95.27% of the [abc]Rec.2020[/abc] color space.

 

Hisense 75UR9S TV, ultimate gaming performance and Devialet sound section Beyond its reserve of raw power, the Hisense 75UR9S stands out for its great versatility. With a panel capable of reaching up to 180 Hz in [abc]4K[/abc] [abc]VRR[/abc], an [abc]Input Lag[/abc] measured at just 6.5 ms, and the unprecedented integration of a [abc]USB[/abc]-C DisplayPort 1.4 port (ideal for [abc]PC[/abc] streams in 4K/165 Hz), gamers will love it. On the electronics side, the processor masterfully handles [abc]Upscaling[/abc] and [abc]Local Dimming[/abc] management. Immersion also relies on the Vidaa U9.5 ecosystem, still as fluid as ever, and on a [abc]4.1.2[/abc] audio section signed by Devialet (90 W) offering a rare sound scale for such a slim chassis.

 

As explained in our test bench, although it takes a proper calibration to correct its colorimetric inaccuracies out of the box (in [abc]SDR[/abc] as well as in [abc]HDR Dolby Vision[/abc]), once calibrated the screen reveals formidable visual accuracy. Combined with its matte panel that perfectly absorbs ambient reflections, the Hisense 75UR9S stands out as the best TV from the brand ever tested by AVcesar and one of the best TVs of the year.

 

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