Hisense · Audio & Home
Hisense U8QG
Averages 8.3 out of ten across 3 published outlet scores, which span 1 point. bitcritiq has not used this product, and this page carries no score of ours.
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What each outlet scored it
| Outlet | Score | Out of ten |
|---|---|---|
| TechRadar | 4.5 / 5 | 9 |
| Tom's Guide | 4 / 5 | 8 |
| PCMag | 4 / 5 | 8 |
Star ratings are doubled to reach a ten-point scale; outlets already scoring out of ten are unchanged. The average above is the mean of this column.
Who it suits
Brightest here, and best for gaming
All three outlets single out brightness and gaming. Tom's Guide measured 3,916 nits in HDR and lists excellent gaming features; TechRadar and PCMag both note 165Hz support with FreeSync Premium Pro.
Where it falls down. It averages below the U8N it replaced, and all three count only three HDMI ports. They split on glare: TechRadar credits its low reflectivity, Tom's Guide lists poor glare mitigation.
Specifications
- Type
- Mini-LED ULED 4K, the successor to the U8N
- Brightness
- Measured by Tom's Guide at 2,908 nits in standard and 3,916 in HDR
- Gaming
- 4K at 165Hz
- Noted limitation
- Glare against direct daylight, despite the anti-reflection layer
- Regional naming
- Sold as the U8Q outside the US — the same set
Where this sits against the alternatives
This product is one of the picks on The Best TVs of 2026, According to the Reviews, which compares it against the others that cleared the same three-outlet bar.
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