The Hisense UR8S is, above all, a very versatile high-end TV that performs well or very well in most use cases. It’s not a model aimed solely at movies, gaming, or watching in a bright living room. Its biggest advantage is that it can combine all those things in one chassis without any single, clearly weak point. In terms of picture, the UR8S has a lot to offer. Contrast is high, HDR can look very...
Rating
8.2/10
Movies and series in UHD quality
7.4
Classic TV, YouTube
7.6
Sports broadcasts (TV and apps)
7.4
Gaming on console
8.4
TV as a computer monitor
8.5
Watching in bright light
9.5
Utility functions
9.4
Apps
8.3
Sound quality
7.8
Sony Bravia 7 II is a TV that shows RGB Mini-LED doesn’t have to be reserved only for the wealthiest customers. And although in a few places you can see it sits below the Bravia 9 II, in everyday use it doesn’t feel like a heavily stripped-down model. The biggest contribution comes from the combination of very good black levels, high brightness and Sony’s excellent algorithms. As a result the pict...
Rating
8.4/10
Movies and series in UHD quality
8.0
Classic TV, YouTube
8.0
Sports broadcasts (TV and apps)
7.7
Gaming on console
8.9
TV as a computer monitor
7.8
Watching in bright light
9.0
Utility functions
9.4
Apps
9.6
Sound quality
7.8
The TCL RM7L is a TV that can’t be fairly judged by measurements and charts alone. Although it isn’t uncompromising hardware, in everyday use it more than holds its own. It delivers a bright, dynamic, and saturated image, which makes it great for HDR content, gaming, or fast-paced movies. The RM7L doesn’t chase perfect “reference” performance. Instead it serves up a picture that simply pleases the...
Rating
7.8/10
Movies and series in UHD quality
7.4
Classic TV, YouTube
7.1
Sports broadcasts (TV and apps)
6.9
Gaming on console
8.8
TV as a computer monitor
8.4
Watching in bright light
7.8
Utility functions
7.8
Apps
9.6
Sound quality
7.8