Hisense UR9S 65-inch / LG OLED evo C2 65-inch (OLED65C26LD)

The manufacturer page also lists the backlight as “DLED”; the product description says each LED carries separate red, green and blue diodes.

Listed by the manufacturer as “Dolby Vision 2”; no software version is given.

Manufacturer claim.

The page lists only three HDMI inputs.

Manufacturer figure, not an independent measurement.

VRR matches the TV to the console or PC frame rate to reduce tearing; ALLM switches to low-latency mode automatically when a game starts. LG lists a 0.1 ms response time.

The product page does not say whether the Type-C port accepts video input.

The product page gives no version number.

Includes one built-in subwoofer.

Body without stand: 1448 × 838 × 45 mm.

Not a promise of eight major operating-system versions.

In OLED each pixel makes its own light, so blacks go fully dark. The European model lists a 100 Hz native refresh; 120 Hz is used with high-frame-rate sources.

Dolby Vision IQ adjusts Dolby Vision images to the room’s lighting. HDR10+ support is not listed.

FILMMAKER MODE turns off processing such as motion smoothing to show films as their makers intended.

LG’s page states that security updates for this model run until 31 December 2026.

AI Sound Pro up-mixes sound to virtual 7.1.2 channels; this is not the number of physical speakers.

The central pedestal stand does not need feet at both ends, so it also fits narrow furniture.