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Hisense UR9S 65-inch

Name: Hisense UR9S 65-inch
Brand: Hisense

The 65UR9S is an RGB MiniLED TV whose backlight LEDs each carry separate red, green and blue diodes. Its matte anti-reflection surface targets bright rooms. Three HDMI 2.1 inputs support variable refresh up to 170 Hz; the operating system is VIDAA.

65UR9S · RGB MiniLED · 65-inch · VIDAA

Hisense UR9S 65-inch — Front view of the Hisense 65UR9S from the manufacturer gallery. The on-screen content, EISA award badge and feature boxes belong to the manufacturer’s promotional layout. — Front view of the Hisense 65UR9S from the manufacturer gallery. The on-screen content, EISA award badge and feature boxes belong to the manufacturer’s promotional layout.

Specifications

Specification	Value
Display	65-inch · 3840 × 2160 · 16:9
Panel and backlight	RGB MiniLED; 170 Hz refresh rate; 6 ms panel response time The manufacturer page also lists the backlight as “DLED”; the product description says each LED carries separate red, green and blue diodes.
Screen surface	Matte; anti-reflection and glare-free
Picture processor	Hi-View AI Engine RGB
HDR formats	HDR, HDR10, HDR10+, HDR10+ Adaptive, HLG, Dolby Vision 2; 4K HDR Immersive Listed by the manufacturer as “Dolby Vision 2”; no software version is given.
Colour	Pantone-validated RGB; up to 100% BT.2020 coverage Manufacturer claim.
HDMI inputs	HDMI 1–3: HDMI 2.1, ALLM, VRR (170 Hz); HDMI 3 eARC The page lists only three HDMI inputs.
Gaming	AMD FreeSync Premium Pro; Dolby Vision Gaming; HDR10+ Gaming; input lag ≤ 8 ms (4K/120 Hz input) Manufacturer figure, not an independent measurement.
Other connections	1 × Ethernet, 1 × USB 3.0, 1 × USB 2.0, 1 × USB Type-C, 1 × S/PDIF output, CI+ 2.0; dual RF tuner The product page does not say whether the Type-C port accepts video input.
Wireless	Wi-Fi 802.11 a/b/g/n/ac/ax (2.4 / 5 / 6 GHz); Bluetooth; AirPlay 2
Tuner	DVB-T2/T/C/S2/S
Operating system	VIDAA Smart OS The product page gives no version number.
Sound	4.1.2 channel; 2×15 W + 2×10 W + 20 W + 2×10 W; tuned by Devialet; Dolby Atmos Includes one built-in subwoofer.
Remote	Solar charging; voice control
Stand and VESA	Central stand (422 × 290 mm); VESA 400 × 400
Dimensions (with stand)	1448 × 914 × 290 mm Body without stand: 1448 × 838 × 45 mm.
Weight	24.4 kg without stand; 29.2 kg with stand
Energy	Maximum 300 W; standby 0.5 W; SDR class E, HDR class G
Update commitment	At least 8 years of software and firmware availability Not a promise of eight major operating-system versions.

From the manufacturer

Hisense says the RGB MiniLED backlight reaches up to 100% of BT.2020 colour coverage and that Hi-View AI Engine RGB adjusts light and colour zone by zone. Hisense

Strengths and limitations

Expert Reviews says Dolby Vision looks natural and balanced, while HDR10 can make skin tones look artificial and the backlight control sometimes crushes fine shadow detail.
65UR9STUK test sample; the Dolby Vision 2 update was already installed on arrival, no version number given.
Expert Reviews: Hisense UR9S review
The same review likes the three HDMI 2.1 inputs and VRR but notes slightly soft motion when gaming; it measures input lag at 11.6 ms at 1080p/60 Hz and 5.9 ms at 120 Hz.
Independent measurement; single test sample, settings version unknown.
Expert Reviews: Hisense UR9S review
Son-Video highlights the anti-reflection surface and colour, but sees halos around bright objects in very demanding scenes and muted Dolby Atmos effects.
65UR9S in the editors’ test room; how the sample was obtained is not stated. No software version.
Son-Video: Hisense 65UR9S test, does RGB Mini LED keep its promises?
Racunalniske novice writes that with local dimming (about 1000 zones) halo appears only in extreme tests such as white text on black, especially off-axis, and is less noticeable than on classic MiniLED. It notes that a good OLED still gives deeper blacks in night scenes and subtitles.
Observational single review; no instrument measurements were made. The author's estimate of over 1000 nits full screen is a guess, so it is not listed as a value.
Racunalniske novice: Hisense 65UR9S review
The review finds colours oversaturated in some picture modes and prefers Filmmaker mode; it finds the sound clear for dialogue and good enough that most people will not need a soundbar. VIDAA is fast but layout customisation is limited, and apps such as Moonlight and Jellyfin are missing.
Single review; gaming features were not tested at home, and no software version was stated.
Racunalniske novice: Hisense 65UR9S review

Owner experiences and issues

Nick Paymans praises the picture in a sunny room and the sound, but says the remote has too many buttons.
Coolblue review, 7 October 2026; no verified or incentivised label shown.
Coolblue: Hisense RGB Mini-LED 65 inches UR9S (2026) reviews
Robj5800 reports green, blurry patches on grass during football matches, while liking the game bar and the range of picture and sound options.
Coolblue review, 5 October 2026; no label shown, no software version. Single report.
Coolblue: Hisense RGB Mini-LED 65 inches UR9S (2026) reviews
PerroMuxaxO finds the anti-reflection coating and digital-TV picture very good, but describes VIDAA as short on settings and app support, with channel scanning that dropped or missed some channels, and finds the remote too large.
Hisense Spain store review, 16 August 2026; incentivised. No software version.
Hisense: 65UR9S owner reviews (store page)
Jfajimenez says the remote does not work with a Movistar set-top box.
Hisense Spain store review, 25 August 2026; four stars; no label shown. Single report.
Hisense: 65UR9S owner reviews (store page)

Hisense UR9S 65-inch

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