"The 65-inch Hisense U8QG is on sale for $1,300 off during Best Buy's Presidents' Day sale event, bringing the price to just $860. If you're up to speed on modern TV tech, then you might know the difference between OLED and QLED, and perhaps how Mini-LED fits into the ecosystem of television research and development. You might've even heard of QD-OLED and Micro-LED as envelope-pushing technologies that will forever change our viewing experience."
"According to Hisense, ULED (or Ultra LED) is the company's proprietary "ultimate viewing experience... that combines 20 different patents to create the most vivid and true-to-life viewing experience." It deploys these technologies across four key areas: Ultra Local Dimming, Ultra Wide Color Gamut, Ultra 4K Resolution, and Ultra Smooth Motion Rate. TV marketing nomenclature can get further convoluted because, while you won't find Hisense's competitors using the term "ULED" to describe their new models,"
The 65-inch Hisense U8QG is discounted $1,300 during Best Buy's Presidents' Day sale, dropping the price to $860. ULED (Ultra LED) is described by Hisense as a proprietary package combining 20 patents to produce vivid, true-to-life images via Ultra Local Dimming, Ultra Wide Color Gamut, Ultra 4K Resolution, and Ultra Smooth Motion Rate. The U8QG also uses Mini-LED backlighting and Quantum Dot (QLED) color enhancement. TV marketing labels vary across brands, and competitors do not use the ULED term. Laboratory testing of the 65-inch model occurred in Louisville. Stand assembly required two people and involved attaching four screws to a heavy iron plate.
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