Sony Bravia 3 II vs Hisense U6SF Pro: After testing both TVs, one comes out on top

The Sony Bravia 3 II and Hisense U6SF Pro are two affordable LED TVs that have been tested and compared. The Bravia 3 II is one of the most feature-rich models in Sony's Bravia lineup, but its display hardware and brightness limit its versatility. On the other hand, the Hisense U6SF Pro is an entry-level Mini-LED TV with added oomph, making it one of the brightest sets in its class.

The Bravia 3 II offers four HDMI 2.1 ports, supporting 4K games at 120Hz, making it better suited for gamers. It also boasts a wider range of sizes, including 43- and 50-inch options, while the U6SF Pro has two HDMI ports supporting 4K content up to 144Hz. However, the Bravia 3 II's HDR10+ support and universal HDMI 2.1 support give it the edge in this category.

In terms of design, both TVs have a utilitarian appearance fitting for their price range. The Bravia 3 II has a sturdy panel that blends in well with any living room, though it is relatively thick. The U6SF Pro's panel has more business at the back, including a built-in subwoofer, which enhances the audio experience. However, the Bravia 3 II's remote control is more comfortable to hold and use than the U6SF Pro's clicker remote.

When considering both performance and design, the Sony Bravia 3 II comes out on top, making it the better choice for most shoppers.