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- Table of Contents
- Top
- Main Differences
- Brightness
- Picture Quality
- Black Level
- Motion
- Color
- Processing
- Game Mode Responsiveness
- Motion Handling
- Reflections
- Panel
- Inputs
- Design
- Smart Features
- Sound Quality
- Comments
Hisense U8/U8K vs Sony X90L/X90CL
Side-by-Side Comparison
Products
Hisense U8K
Sony X90L/X90CL
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Resolution4k
Native Refresh Rate144 Hz
TypeLED
Sub-TypeVA (except 75")
Dolby VisionYes
Screen FinishSemi-gloss
Resolution4k
Native Refresh Rate120Hz
TypeLED
Sub-TypeVA
Dolby VisionYes
Screen FinishGlossy
Variants
- 55U8K (55")
- 65U8K (65")
- 75U8K (75")
- 85U8K (85")
- 100U8K (100")
- XR-55X90L (55")
- XR-65X90L (65")
- XR-75X90L (75")
- XR-85X90L (85")
- XR-98X90L (98")
Our Verdict
Hisense U8/U8K
Sony X90L/X90CL
The Hisense U8/U8K is better than the Sony X90L/X90CL. The Hisense is brighter than the Sony with much better reflection handling, so it looks better in a bright room. It also has better contrast, black uniformity, and local dimming feature, so the Hisense looks better in a dark room. The Sony has the edge in response time, upscaling, and HDR gradient handling, although the Hisense also has good image processing. However, the Sony is the more stable TV overall, as the Hisense is a bit buggy.