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'A great showcase for all that RGB LED TVs have to offer': the Hisense UR9 delivers impressive performance, especially with its colors, but comes at a high price

The Hisense UR9 looks great, except for some minor blooming, with impressive color coverage and accuracy. It supports up to an 180Hz refresh rate for gamers. And comes with plenty of AI-powered features, including the imperfect but hands-free Google Gemini voice assistant.

Reasons to buy

+Great color coverage and color accuracy
+Supports up to 180Hz refresh rate
+Google Gemini mostly works as a conversational hands-free assistant

Reasons to avoid

-Expensive due to new RGB LED tech, depending on retailer
-Google Gemini needs some fine-tuning

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