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I’ve Tested Most 2026 TVs, and Hisense’s U7SG Proves You Don’t Need Micro RGB for a Good Picture

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Pros & Cons

  • Plenty of brightness and excellent shadow detail
  • It's affordable
  • A better value TV than the more expensive UR8
  • The TV's color can tend towards desaturation and a green tinge

In 2026, I have tested a whole bunch of different TVs, from OLEDs to RGB LEDs, but the models that have performed the best have been the ones using existing, tried-and-true technology. For instance, the TCL QM8L is a QLED TV, albeit with a slightly fancier version of Quantum Dots, and you know what? It’s great. The Hisense U7 is also built around existing QD tech, unlike the step-up, RGB-based UR8, and it’s a better TV for it.

The Hisense U7 has a lot going for it overall. It’s affordable, super bright, and it’s a sweet display for gaming. Though I had hoped the U7 would be a replacement for the previous (and excellent) U8QG,...

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