It’s fairly vivid. Connection using lan or WiFi work fairly seamlessly. I don’t like that it freezes here and there during waking from screen saver setting. Also I ran out of space and have attempted a few options to add space but somehow it won’t read it. Need more info obviously. Overall sound and picture are beautiful.. deleted the sound bar out of the room. I’m honestly thinking of upgrading just because I like it so much.

TV works great and looks great. 65 inches is a lot of TV and I love it. Picture Quality: Is crisp and clean. Sound: Is decent to good, but honestly that's all you need in a TV. Installation: Pretty easy, didn't bother with the legs though. Convenience: 10/10 android TVs rock! Little to no bloatware, and you can download pretty much whatever you want from the app store. Please don't bother with a non android TV you will literally be paying for a worse product/service. For this price point honestly the quality and size of this TV is astounding. Shopping around you will find other TVs at the same size with "better" specs for 800+ dollars, but to be honest our human eyes/ears can only pick up so much and this TV is right there at that sweet spot. If you are a huge audiophile you might not be impressed, but even a higher end TV isn't going to scratch that itch, you are better off paying less for a tv like this and getting a nice sound system to go with it. In my opinion if you want a nice TV, you really don't need to be shelling out for anything nicer or more expensive than this guy it's everything your average TV user will ever want.

I love the picture And the chromecast is amazing. Only problem I see on some movies the background music is louder than the talking. I'd like to know how to turn down the background the background the background the background the background the background music. The TV is definitely worth the price and free delivery from Best Buy was appreciated!

I got this TV to upgrade from our Hisense 50" TV. After having a 65" TV for years and downsizing to a 50" I was always left wanting a 65" TV again. The Hisense 65" A6G is a great budget TV. 4K, HDR, 4 HDMI ports, 2 USB ports, there's a lot to like about this TV. I'll start at the beginning. I opened the top of the box and took out the top protectors (styrofoam, etc.). In the box, on the front side of the TV was a thick piece of corrugated cardboard to protect the screen. When I looked down at it I saw a nail stuck in it with the head sticking out less than an inch from the screen. (See pictures) My heart dropped. I knew that being shipped on a semi that it more than likely had gotten jostled around and hit the screen and broke it. After fully removing the TV from the box the screen didn't look damaged. Luckily it didn't touch the screen. I used two of the pieces of packaging to lay the TV on so that I had room to put the legs on. I have a TV stand that is made for up to 65" TVs, so I put the legs on in the outermost position. If you have a smaller TV stand there is another inner location where you can place the legs. It's not the thinnest TV out there, but it is definitely thin enough. Initial setup was quick and easy. Set your preferences, add it to your wifi, and if you want, connect it to your smart device (Alexa, Google Home, etc.). The picture quality is great. The colors are vibrant and crisp. The outer bezel is small and not very noticeable. I have a Firestick and Playstation connected through the HDMI ports. One improvement this TV has over our 50" Hisense TV is the input switching. On the 50", I would turn the Playstation on and it would automatically switch inputs. However, when I turned the Playstation off it wouldn't automatically switch back to the Firestick. The 65" A6G does. If I'm on the Firestick and turn on the Playstation it quickly switches inputs to it. Then, when I turn the Playstation off it quickly switches back to the Firestick input. Because of this, I don't have to use the remote that came with the TV at all. As far as the remote, it has all of the buttons you could need. With the built-in voice assistant, you never really need to use any other buttons. You just hold the assistant button and say whatever you want to do. There are 6 "branded" buttons on the bottom. (Netflix, Prime Video, YouTube, Disney+, Tubi, and Peacock. I personally don't like this on remotes. To me, it's useless when you have the voice assistant and all it does is make the remote about 2" longer than it needs to be. With Chromecast built-in, you can quickly cast from your phone to the TV. The only real downside to this TV to me is the 60Hz refresh rate. It seems like today 120Hz should be the minimum, but at this price point, it's not surprising. That's the only reason I rated it 4/5 stars. I've always wanted one of the big-name brand TVs, but they cost thousands more than this TV and for that kind of money, they're just not worth it to me. Overall, if you want a great budget-level TV, then I would definitely recommend the Hisense 65" A6G.

Rather glitchty since purchase, bot wanting to turn on with first press of remote button, but no big deal really. However alexa, who had no trouble turning lights and other devices on and off, could only get this to turn on 50% of the time. Now the screen is flickering and after trying every possible fix, it still flickers and it is not even 2 years old. Fail.