Hisense unveils new high-end television model

Hisense has released the 65UR8S (2026) television, a new model featuring advanced RGB Mini LED technology and compatibility with high refresh rates and Dolby Vision 2.

Model receives positive evaluation

The 65UR8S (2026) has been tested and awarded an 8/10 rating, indicating strong performance across various features and functions.

Pricing and availability

The television is priced at 1,499 euros, but a 200 euro reimbursement offer is currently available at Boulanger, reducing the cost to 1,299 euros.

RGB Mini LED panel features

The television uses an RGB Mini LED backlight that enhances color accuracy and contrast, providing wide BT.2020 coverage for rich and vivid images on an LCD screen.

HDR and certification support

The TV supports multiple HDR formats, including HDR10+, HDR10+ Adaptive, HDR10, HLG, Dolby Vision IQ, and Dolby Vision 2, and is certified IMAX Enhanced with a Filmmaker Mode for movie enthusiasts.

Anti-reflective panel design

The matte panel treatment on the television helps reduce glare and reflections in bright environments, improving viewing comfort and clarity.

Audio configuration and quality

The TV includes a 2.1.2 audio setup with 50 W of power from Devialet, offering rich sound and convincing Dolby Atmos spatialization for an immersive audio experience.

Gaming and connectivity features

The 180 Hz panel is ideal for gaming, supported by four HDMI 2.1 ports that handle 4K at 180 Hz with variable refresh rate (VRR), and it is certified AMD FreeSync Premium Pro with auto low latency mode (ALLM).

Home operating system

The television runs on Vidaa U9.5, Hisense's latest home OS, which is responsive and user-friendly, with a customizable home screen and access to major streaming applications.

Design and aesthetics

The TV’s design features thin bezels and minimal borders around the panel, allowing the 65-inch display to stand out and deliver an immersive visual experience.

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