Hisense releases a new TV commercial "U8FG/U7FG" for Go Ayano. Presents too (October 27, 2021) - Excite News

Tweet On October 27, Hisense Japan appointed actor Go Ayano, who serves as a brand ambassador, to create a commercial "What you want to see" that conveys "the way television is necessary in the new era" proposed by Hisense. Release. In addition, a Twitter campaign has been launched to present the new 4K TV "U8FG / U7FG" that appears in the commercial. The video "What you want to see" is a commercial remake of the concept movie released by the company in June. Go Ayano travels through the world of images that change from the breath of life to the magnificent universe, and finally calls out, "The world you want to see on the big screen of the world." In addition to being distributed on websites such as YouTube and Twitter, this commercial is available in 30-second and 15-second versions on Hisense Japan's official YouTube channel. The official Hisense Twitter account (@hisense_japan) is holding a campaign to commemorate the release of the U8FG/U7FG series. If you follow the same account and tap one of the buttons on the specified tweet, you will receive a 65V 4K LCD TV (65U8FG, 65U7FG) by lottery. The application deadline for the campaign is 23:59 on November 10th. ???????????? High sense ?????????? ✨ New product 4K LCD TV launch commemorative campaign ✨ ⸜ ???? Chance to win a newly released TV ❗️ ⸝ [ How to apply] Follow @hisense_japan ???? Tap the button for the prize you want ???? Present to the person in the lottery ???? @hisense_japan) October 27, 2021 As previously reported, the U8FG series is the company's top-end 4K LCD TV, equipped with the newly developed "NEO Engine plus 2021" that utilizes AI technology to improve image quality. The U7FG series is positioned as a standard 4K TV and is equipped with the "NEO Engine 2021". Both adopt a mechanism to increase the brightness of the screen, and the Internet video playback function is newly compatible with Disney +. Editorial Department Recommendations

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