The HD+ pay TV platform is being integrated into more and more TVs. Now Hisense is also one of the TV brands whose online platform you can find the smart app.
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Hisense integrates HD+. The app can be used to conveniently subscribe to the increasingly broad range of HD+ channels, including the well-known private channels, in full HD quality, with a trial period included.
Attractive: Cineastes can also look forward to UHD events. A comprehensive, functional program guide is included with the subscription. The app should be a helpful addition for Hisense, as the Chinese TV maker’s VIDAA app platform is less comprehensive than that of its major competitors.
Not all model series are included right from the start. Hisense names the model series A62G, E76GQ, U8GQ, U87GQ, U81GQ, A85G, A8G, A9G, U9GQ and A7HQ. The app can be gradually integrated via the Internet via an update up to the fourth quarter. According to the press release, the corresponding Hisense TV owners will receive corresponding information on the screen.
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7/7/2022 from Volker Strassburg
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