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Hisense H9G Quantum HDR TV (55H9G, 65H9G) review

Hisense H9G Quantum HDR TV (55H9G, 65H9G) review

Posted on September 14, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Hisense has been building some of the best sub-$1,000 TVs for a few years now, and now the company is back with a follow-up to last year’s Hisense H9F.

On paper, the Hisense H9G doesn’t represent a massive upgrade over the H9F, but in use it’s a huge upgrade. Android TV is faster, the TV has a microphone built in for Google Assistant even when the TV is off, and it supports HDR10+.
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