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Hisense 65U8HQ

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TV | £1199 | whf.cm/65U8HQ

The Hisense 65U8HQ’s straightforward but potent star attraction is that for a distinctly mid-range price it gives you an ultra-bright 65-inch 4K picture powered by the sort of Mini LED lighting system usually only found on much more expensive TVs. It backs this up with impressively versatile HDR support, all the latest gaming features, and an unusually strong audio system that includes both a forward facing ‘sound bar’ attached to its bottom edge, and a large woofer facing out of its rear.

The Hisense 65U8HQ looks more like a mid-range TV than a truly premium one. It’s much more robustly built than Hisense’s more affordable sets, but sports both a fairly chubby profile and a rather ‘meh’ grey frame and desktop stand. This stand does at least sit in the middle of the TV’s bottom edge, though, so you can place it

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