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Hisense 65U8KQ

View offers 65in Mini LED TV | £1699 | whf.cm/HisenseU8K

While the U8K sits at the top of Hisense’s current Mini LED range (a flagship UXK model is due later this year), it still looks like good value when compared with the TVs of most brands. We’re reviewing the 65in model here, which launched at £1699. The U8K’s most obvious rival is the Sony X90L, which is currently priced at £1699 and outperforms its spec sheet with superb picture quality.

Viewed head-on, the thin metal frame and fabric-covered bottom edge that houses the front-firing speakers give the U8K a premium look, and the centrally mounted metal pedestal is both narrow enough (at 40cm) and thin enough (about 6mm) to make it relatively easy to position a soundbar. The back of the TV looks and feels much cheaper than the front, and the rear-facing woofer

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