
Take home viewing to the next level with this 65-inch Hisense television set. It provides 4K resolution for multiple entertainment options, including streaming, and its edge-lit local dimming ensures an improved contrast ratio. This Hisense television set also has color reproduction approaching the quality seen in movie theaters.
A: Use HDMI port 3 or 4 on the back of the TV and not the port on the side.
A: I just purchased this TV Saturday and it does have a optical out ... I have my vizio sound bar hooked via the optical port.
Q: What is the measurement from stand to stand? I need to determine minimum table size for the TV.
A: 47 inch apart on the widest point.
A: You got 3.25 inch space.
Q: Is the Amazon app and any other apps in addition to Netflix and YouTube in 4k?
A: Amazon, Netflix, and YouTube built in apps all stream 4K content. With Netflix you need the $11.99/M plan for 4K. Vudu doesn't appear to have 4K. There are a few other 4K streaming apps on it, ultraflix 4k & 4know, but I haven't used them. Pluto TV app has limited 4K content as well
A: After some searching I finally found out it is 60hz.
A: You're correct, their website does not have it listed or material for it. It is however the 65H8C. Serial numbers, as well as model number will confirm this for you. I think as a company HiSense could definitely serve themselves well to get their website in order.
A: HDR is enabled out of the box. If you are using an HDMI connected device plug into HDMI 3 or 4 and in the TV settings change HDMI to enhanced. Take note that the HDR brightness isn't the best but it does work. I believe this TV gets 83% of the color gamut which is right at the line in terms of noticeable HDR differences in picture quality. That all said for $800 @ 65" this is the only TV that comes close to this and other features. To truly experience HDR you want 90% and up. Those TVs cost double the price and more at this size.