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There's more of a difference between the Hisense U7Q and the Sony XH9005 since the XH9005 comes with a 120hz panel.
Less of a difference between the U8Q and Sony XH9505. You really pay for the better local dimming, picture processing and motion on the Sony. For gaming that doesn't mean a lot compared to movie or TV watching so it makes little sense to go for the Sony instead unless you have a particular need for the TV to have better motion and upscaling of other sources.
Only consider TVs like the Hisense U7Q and Sony XH9005 if you aren't going to use HDR on the TV.
Other differences relate to the signal each TV can receive. The U7Q and U8Q will only accept 60hz, whilst the Sony XH9005 and XH9505 can do 120hz, the former with HDMI VRR.
Beware though, there's currently a known problem with the Sony XH9005 and HDMI VRR making the TV blurry when using that mode.
Less of a difference between the U8Q and Sony XH9505. You really pay for the better local dimming, picture processing and motion on the Sony. For gaming that doesn't mean a lot compared to movie or TV watching so it makes little sense to go for the Sony instead unless you have a particular need for the TV to have better motion and upscaling of other sources.
Only consider TVs like the Hisense U7Q and Sony XH9005 if you aren't going to use HDR on the TV.
Other differences relate to the signal each TV can receive. The U7Q and U8Q will only accept 60hz, whilst the Sony XH9005 and XH9505 can do 120hz, the former with HDMI VRR.
Beware though, there's currently a known problem with the Sony XH9005 and HDMI VRR making the TV blurry when using that mode.