When we talk about televisions, it is usual for models to appear in listings where among the features is a built-in Chromecast (the built-in Chromecast that usually appears in the box). It’s less common to find a TV with a Fire TV built in. and that’s what Hisense is doing with a new model for 2022.

The manufacturer announced the launch of its first television with Fire TV as a result of the deal with Amazon: Hisense U6HF. It’s a model that will come in a 50-inch diagonal (later 58) and will initially only be available for the United States and Canada.

Fire TV as base system

Hisense already has televisions in its catalog. Vidaa with its own operating system, also Android TVGoogleTV or RokuOS. To all of them now adds the first Hisense Fire TV.

It will come with a 50-inch diagonal at first, and will later expand the catalog to a 58-inch model. Of the remaining features, one LCD panel at 60 Hz, maximum brightness of 600 nits and support for HDR10, HDR10+ and Dolby Vision HDR modes.

This television is a model with 4K UHD resolution and a ULED panel. 32-zone FALD backlight system. Additionally, this model will support VRR (Variable Refresh Rate) up to 60 Hz for gaming via HDMI 2.0 and ALLM (Auto Low Latency Mode).

Owning a Fire TV (and hence Fire OS) Allows Hisense U6HF to offer access to streaming apps Like Amazon Prime, Disney+, HBO Max, Netflix and YouTube.

Compatibility with voice control with Alexa can also not be missing. thanks to the remote control with microphone. With voice commands you can change channels, launch apps, search for titles, play music and control compatible smart home devices…

It seems that a few details of a model are known for now. bet at a very competitive price ie close to $530. It will be available for pre-order on Amazon next week, while the 58-inch model will hit around $600 in the fall.

via | Anger