Hisense - 58" Class QD50 Hi-QLED Series 4K UHD Smart Roku TV (2026)

I am amazed by what my eyes were seeing. For an entry level television, it was an eyeful of color and contrast sharpness. The easy set up was great also.

We just moved this summer and needed an extra tv. Best buy had this on a clearance for 200.00 so it was a no brainer to buy. This is our 4th hisense tv. The picture quality is great, perfect size for our 15x12 livingroom. I would recommend a few features I'd turn off for my veiwing pleasure, however still a highly recommended option for anyone in the market.

When I saw this TV on sale, I quickly became intrigued with how a larger TV could be offered for the sale price. I did a little research and wound up taking a chance and made the purchase. I’m very glad I did so, as overall, I’m pleased with the picture of this TV and the sound is actually fair as well. The TV went into my bedroom and replaced a smaller eight year old LG set. This TV supports Dolby Vision and I gotta say, this is amazing. I did *not* connect the TV to the Internet, but rather, hooked my Apple TV & Blu Ray player to it. That was just a personal preference as more and more TV’s these days are becoming advertising platforms and didn’t want to see a bunch of advertising by Roku each time I turned the TV on. Remembering what I paid for it, I can accept the fact that there is light bleed on the left and right sides whenever there’s a bright image on the screen. This is a common thing amongst “value TV panels” & I barely notice it now that I’m used to it. I just hope the TV continues to perform well over the course of time - but I do recommend buying Best But’s warranty with it just to play it safe. I’ve included a couple of pictures showing the light bleed from the sides - not a total dealbreaker but it is something to be aware of.

You will not get bigger bang for your buck. There are a few quick picture adjustments you'll want to make out of the box (as with any TV), but once dialed in, the picture holds its own against $500+ panels. It is easily one of the only TVs under $400 that combines vibrant Quantum Dot (QLED) color with native Dolby Vision HDR instead of a washed-out standard LED screen; I’m pretty sure it’s the only one over 55” that does so under that price point. Factor in seamless HDMI-CEC/Apple TV integration and great black uniformity for dark-room viewing: it’s unbeatable in this price range.

We bought this 58-inch TV for my son’s college apartment and he loves it. It’s a great size for the space and works perfectly for everything they use it for; streaming, movies, gaming, and everyday TV. Setup was easy, the picture looks great, and it was easy to transport and get into the apartment. For the price, size, and versatility, this was a great choice and I’d absolutely recommend it.