Hisense 65U78G- 65″ Smart 4K QLED 120 Hz Dolby Vision HDR10+ Android TV with Voice Remote (Canada Model) (2021)

Hisense 65U78G- 65″ Smart 4K QLED 120 Hz Dolby Vision HDR10+ Android TV with Voice Remote (Canada Model) (2021), Brought to you By HISENSE.

4K QLED Technology — Hisense QLED technology unlocks over a billion colour combinations perfectly expressed. It’s easier to feel connected to what’s real while still enjoying incredible entertainment with the U78G Series Android Smart TV.

Dolby Vision & HDR10+ — The fusion of Dolby Vision & HDR10+ picture and Dolby Atmos sound, transforms your TV into an entertainment powerhouse. These image and sound technologies from the cinema, now brought together in the home, providing amazing realism that you’ll see, hear, and feel.

Full Array Local Dimming — With higher peak brightness, the over all picture quality is brighter and high dynamic range is sharper with better highlights and detail than ever before. The U78G Series TV displays brightness up to 1000-nits across 72 local dimming zones; ensuring a superior HDR experience.

The U78G is equipped with Game Mode, VRR, ALLM and eARC compatibility. Experience pure realism and stay ahead of the game with minimal input lag-which boosts your chances of scoring legendary wins with seamless connections to all your devices

Variable Refresh Rate — Focus on the game. Variable Refresh Rate allows a TV to adjust its refresh rate in real-time to the frame rate output by a gaming console or a PC. Play 4K games at 30, 60 up to 120 frames per second without manual adjustments on this 120Hz panel. VRR reduces lag, stutter and frame tearing for more fluid and better detailed game play.

1000 Nits Peak Brightness — means this Hisense U78G QLED Android TV can make your picture look brighter, helping with visibility in a well – lit room, or to make certain highlights in scenes you are watching look good (vital for your HDR content). With higher nits comes better contrast, which allows the U78G to better differentiate between bright and dark scenes without losing much needed detail. Remember that scene in Game of Thrones -We’ve got it covered.