The Hisense U6NQ comprises the same four models available for the Hisense U6N series in North America. They are identical in terms of specifications and features suffice for the software and tuners. The European models run on VIDAA 7.6 and the North American models run on Google TV. Hisense U6NQ specifications and features Hisense 75U6NQ – specifications; EUR 1450 Hisense 65U6NQ – specifications…
Hisense’s top-of-the-line Mini LED series for 2024 is called U8NQ. So far, it has appeared in select European markets such as Spain, Portugal, Germany, and Poland. Without exception, Hisense mentions only two models from the series – the 75″ and the 65″ ones. At the same time, marketing materials show the full lineup from a 100″ to a 55″ model. Whether the rest will be launched in the future or…
In a similar fashion to the U8N/U8NQ series, the second-in-line Hisense Mini LED series for 2024 in Europe is dubbed U7NQ. The main difference with its North American counterpart is again the software and TV tuners with related inputs. The European models run on VIDAA 7.6, while the North American once – on Google TV. Again, a model is missing from the lineup for Europe – the 85″ one, probably a…
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