Hisense + Android TV = Killer Combo

Hisense has spent the last couple of years gaining significant popularity around the world, and it mainly has to do with how the company has been able to balance quality, features, design and affordability into its products. We've seen their smartphones, but the company was nice enough to sponsor part of our coverage of CES 2019, and show us its new line of 4K TVs, all powered by Android TV. I'm Jaime Rivera with Pocketnow, let's dive in.

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[IAmJe]

Been using HiSense since I bought my first TV in 2010. It still works! Bought a 4K a few years back, love their brand

[junioro]

Hisense TV are my favorite type of TVs really glad you made this video

[DrKaranDeepSingh]

Huawei, Hisense and Jaime (‘Haime’) ??
Can you relate 😂

[DF-udun]

I love Hisense TV’s and I have owned them since 2011. I prefer them over a lot of other brands. What you get for the money to me is better than TCL. I also think both brands will continue to give LG and Samsung a run for their money for many years.

[lucasbrown]

This could be a game-changer for budget TVs. Imagine getting amazing picture quality without breaking the bank. I think the mediatek chip tech and the hisense can be a strategic approach for the smarter TVs

[Migster]

Wow, a video about TV's that I might want to buy (and can afford) and not uber expensive 8K or Rollable TV's, thanks!

[accesser]

The lower models look good, but would like to know if they are selling userdata to make up for it or not

[HighDef]

Thanks Jaime. Been waiting on Hisense to re-enter the USA Market. Loving the news on the H8F 65in 4k with Dolby Vision, HDR10, 65 dimming zones all for $750.00. Vizio and TCL now have competition.

Been dreaming of a quality 65in 4k Dolby Vision TV for a good price. This might be it.

[wilroc]

I have seen this brand at Walmart and never knew what they were. I always but Samsung, LG or Vizio.

[iamjvmac]

We have hisense tv and it's really not expensive. It's been under our roof for about 4 years 😂

[davidyoung-nbpu]

There a great price point 399 Looking forward to seeing more on This model

[Baggiesman]

I think its time for me to get a 4k TV 55"

[reyleondelaselva]

Love the idea of Android TV on the set itself, but just can't get with the Hisense brand.

[dba]

Our Hisense tv started showing lines on the bottom after only 3 years and continued to get worse. Never again

[joeyhurwitz]

Am getting the H9F just disappointed no hdmi 2.1 for ps5 or Dolby Atmos but for $700 you can’t really complain

[Lanhoj]

*Dolby Vision available on TCL for less...*

[bossblacka]

😰 $399 for a 50 inch and $749 for 65 inch 🙌

[sundoggy]

Sponsors? "Killer combo? This is a bias review. More of an ad here. $3500 for Hisense? Seriously Jaime?

[keef]

I have an Android TV and I can tell you the google voice search is sluggish and rather empty, it can't turn the TV on or off, it can't search for netflix videos or other apps, it's quite dumb. You can tell this is a paid video.

[Oystein]

Motion rate, motion flow (or whatever the manufactures call it) should be turned off🤮 Maybe at lowest setting