I have been using this TV for nearly 2 weeks now. It is very impressive considering the price. The Hisense 6510G has by far exceeded my expectations. Viewing angles and image quality are very good and the sound on this TV is so good I am not even going to hook up my theater system. The android TV OS is simple and straight forward to use. The only caveat with the OS is the lack of support for Apple TV+, which I can hope will be added since other TV brands with androidTV have received the Apple TV+ app. The weight of this TV is surprisingly light considering the size. I would certainly recommend mounting this TV since the legs/stand seem to be passable but might be a bit too wobbly for some people. I am very pleased with this purchase and recommend it to anyone on a budget for a large 4K TV.

Great TV for a great price. Had some lagging issues but still great

I was lucky and snagged this one at $250. A 65" 4K TV at $250 is an absolutely amazing price and if you see this one at that price, don't hesitate, grab it. I would avoid at it's normal MSRP of $500. I've only had the TV for around a month, but am having lots of issues with it. 1. The remote has random lag when using it. Sometimes, it responds instantly, but frequently, button presses won't register for a few seconds, making me think I missed the IR sensor, and pushing the button again. This can move the menu too far, or select something I wasn't intending to. 2. Apps frequently freeze up when using them, and then crash to the home screen. This isn't every time, but enough to mention as something to be aware of. 3. The TV has very little memory/storage space. I very regularly get an error message that the tv is out of storage and to "uninstall the applications." The first week I owned it I had to go through and delete several apps that I didn't think I'd use regularly. This is very disappointing that a smart TV would have such limiting specs. I now only have the streaming apps I use the most, and I am still getting that error message pretty regularly. I am not willing to delete the apps I have on there currently because we use them all. It does have a lot of baked in apps that you can't delete, but I did disable them and delete their updates to help clear up some space. That didn't seem to help though. 4. Android TV isn't my favorite smart platform. I've run into some issues that I can't find a way to fix. When the TV goes into screen saver mode (default after 5 minutes of inactivity), it wakes up to the home screen. If you are watching something streaming, and pause to go do something real quick, if you don't get back before the screen saver starts, you have to start from the home screen, re-open the app and navigate back to whatever you were watching. Some of the apps jump right back to what you were watching, but not all of them. I couldn't find a setting to disable this "feature" so I just made it so my screen saver doesn't come on unless it's been idle for 30 minutes. Overall, the TV is pretty frustrating, but this is my first 4k set, and by far the largest TV I've owned so there is still that big beautiful screen to offset the negatives for me. If you are upgrading from a 720p or 1080p tv, this is a good starting point. If you have more budget, skip this set, it isn't worth it.

I have to give this tv 5 stars, for $249 you have to be out of your mind not to buy this set. This is by far the best deal I've gotten on a TV by far. I didn't even have to buy a new tv stand, this set has two separate mounts for the legs. One is at 47.6" wide and the other can be placed more towards the center and measures at 26". This 65" fit my smaller tv stand perfectly fine. I also have a 50" 2019 Hisense 50H8F model which also offers Android TV, I have to say that model has better picture quality than this 65" model and that's due to the lack of local dimming. With local dimming the blacks are very deep and the set can get very bright. Unfortunately this 65" doesn't offer the local dimming, nor does it offer wide color gamut for HDR content found in the higher end Hisense sets like my 50". This isn't a total deal breaker, the tv displays pretty good 4K content and is great overall especially for the price. HDR with Dolby vision looks pretty good on this set as well, and overall I'm satisfied with the picture. Sound quality is actually very good on this set, but I still use my sound bar mainly. The user interface is much faster than my 50" and both run Android TV. That TV can be a lag fest at times, and as much as I'd like more features on this 65" set, I have to remind myself that I'd paid $100 less than I did for my 50" model laster year, and being 65" I can enjoy a bigger screen. Overall if you need a bigger set, and aren't too picky about picture quality, then you can't go wrong with this model. If you find it again for the $249 price tag, don't think twice, buy it. It's a steal at this price, and at it's normal price of $500, I'd probably look elsewhere.

This Hisense 65H6510g tv is an awesome purchase. I really love this tv, the picture, specially in 4k hdr in Dolby Vision is so stunning. This tv performs admirably in every situation. The sound from the speakers really sounds really loud but I really don't use them much, I hooked my tv to my home theater and I'm enjoying a really immersive picture and sound. I did purchased this because the price, at $399.99 on sale plus tax and best buy ordered it because they didn't have it on stock at my store. And they delivered to my house free of charge also, I can't complain. I really wished to buy it on black friday but anyway, I'm completely satisfied. Does this tv can compete with a QLED or OLED? Probably not but those tvs cost double or triple. I had a 50" Roku tv and this android is a great operating system, it's easy to use, has a great selection of apps and it's very customizable and you can use the remote to use google assistant to search content or turn off the tv. So, if you want a great, affordable tv, this is it, it can't get better than this. Ahh, a piece of advise,big you want the best picture possible and you want to calibrate it, please visit https://www.rtings.com/tv/reviews/hisense/h6510g/settings#:~:text=We%20recommend%20leaving%20Contrast%20at,Level%20to%20your%20viewing%20conditions There, you will have all the setting that you need to change to properly calibrate the tv and get the most of it. A must.