Customer Ratings & Reviews

The TV, for the price and again for the price is super friendly and I got it for 400$ and I know I'm thinking to buy the same model with a 70" for the same exact price. The TV is Chromecast Built In- No issues at all even for me and now let's be professional. The Hisense H6570G is a super more than okay entry-level 4k TV. It lacks many features found on higher-end Hisense TVs, such as local dimming, a Black Frame Insertion feature, and a wide color gamut for HDR content. It has a VA panel that displays deep blacks, great for watching movies in the dark. It has decent reflection handling, but it doesn't get bright enough to combat glare in well-lit rooms. There aren't many extra gaming perks, and its input lag is higher than most TVs, but it should be fine for most casual gamers and here I'm. Even though it's a 4k TV, it has some issues displaying native 4k content. and I'm OK with it since I did download some 3840 x 2160 content and they look super incredible in this TV the unit has a group of stuck pixels near the bottom left corner, and there's visible backlight bleed along the edges during near-dark scenes. I don't know how common that issue is for this model H'G2020. I decided to still publish and review the results since my unit is functional and it doesn't significantly affect the test results. And I love it I mean it's super friendly in 2020 ways. I think I'm going to buy the 70" as well since BESTBUY is selling it for another 400 with a free Delivery. I Love It

Love my TV looks great in my livingroom Picture looks clear color Vivid size is large but is slim. Love the apps great i don't have to have cable.

Love this TV. Was an excellent value for the size. Have had it since summer 2020 and use it daily (primarily for Les Mills On Demand exercise classes) and seems to work really well. I was particularly looking for an Android TV since you have far greater choice on the apps available than when you get locked in to Roku/Sony/Vizio/etc where you only get what they choose to give you. Our Sony Blue ray for example has Netflix, but not Disney+. The sound is very strong -- we use it primarily for exercise class videos and we never put the volume above 8 or 9 (out of 100). So it likely wouldn't need a soundbar like some other TVs unless you really were an audiophile or Earth-shaking sound. On a few occasions we have had to "reboot" it (maybe 3 or 4 times over 9 months?) by unplugging from the wall to get the volume control to work on the remote again. Likely a flicker of the power or something got it into a weird state. Confusing when it first happened, but it doesn't happen frequently enough to be an annoyance yet. Kind of comes with the territory with advanced electronics these days -- everything needs a reboot one in a while. I would say that the photo on the box and in the marketing materials seem to make the bezel look much slimmer than it actually is though.

For overall picture quality/audio it does a awesome job. But would recommend a soundbar to really complete the setup. But overal you won’t be disappointed. Only real issue I have with it is the software is somewhat buggy when using too many apps would recommend a task manager.

Purchase this as a Black Friday deal. It’s perfect for the price and it’s the size that we were looking for. The 4K is beautiful.

Excellent tv works great lots of apps great pictures quality

I think we made a good choice by buying this tv. I didn’t want to spend a lot with the way these tv seem to not last very long. I like the picture on the tv and it really looks good on our wall in our living room

The perfect addition to my new home. Great price, awesome picture, and pairs great with a Bose soundbar. Just need to hide the wiring.

It's been almost a month since we've purchased my first 65" & it's working great.. The features are so easy to navigate.. WE LOVE IT..

Had to buy whole new tv the other day someone cracked my screen and of course got pist also my previous warranty didnt cover it only covers internal manufactor defects love new upgrade better image quality would recommend to anyone on a budget

This was a perfect upgrade. I already have 1 Hisence TV. Don’t sleep on ‘em. They’re great sets!!

The tv is was a great price, and it's a smart TV and you can cast on it without a Chromecast or something similar... Great picture and sound.

After looking at the reviews on this TV I decided to go head and purchase....The TV work ok up until about a week in.....I start noticing that the TV would cut off while only on HULU it would get stuck while watch HULU sometimes after watch HULU it act like it didn't want to come back on.....Another thing the bluetooth connection was choppy most of the time....So I decided to return....

Tv great volume stinks on it freezes up constantly

Great television. I control my home with either the remote, phone, or my hub. Recommend.

LOVE THIS TV!!! We bought 2 of them and they are great!!!

do not buy it’s a piece of trash sometimes I can turn it on

I couldn't find any professional reviews on this TV at the time of purchase so I had to go by what you get for the price and looking at it in person. This really is a lot of bang for the buck given certain circumstances. Pros: 65" 4k, HDR with Dolby vision, Android TV with Chromecast built in, good black levels and black uniformity, ARC support and 3 HDMI ports all for under 500 dollars. Good overall picture especially with 4k hdr or 1080p source. (Using Apple TV 4k set to Dolby vision 4k) Mid: Mediocre grey uniformity with some corner darkening as well as along the sides, viewing angles are about mid range. Mid to low: glares aren't handled well for a bright room as the TV brightness isn't very high. I found no controls for motion settings, also picture settings for brightness and contrast make too large of jumps for moving one click either direction quickly washing out colors. More fine tuning would be nice but you can still get a good picture with it. Best used for a bedroom, or watching movies at night or if your looking for a decent mid-range picture for a low end price. I did not test the sound since I have a sound bar setup but audio support for surround and sound bars is good through both HDMI and optical. My LG SH5B soundbar fit right underneath perfectly. Side note, I almost didn't find the stands stuck on the top side of the styrofoam and they are a little on the flimsy side. If you are going to use them make sure kids or dogs stay away from the TV, otherwise wall mount it.

Disappointed. Worked fine for a month or so, then it would start freezing randomly. Remote stops working randomly. Ruins the watching experience. I have to unplug the TV from the wall in order to restart it up and get it working again. I've rebooted it several times. I try to cast chrome from my laptop, but it isn't popping up as an option anymore, regardless of going through the updates and restarts. I wouldn't have purchased this TV if I knew it would cause so much frustration. I'm only giving 2 stars instead of 1, because the picture, size, sound, and price are all great when it is working as it is supposed to, if only it would work all the time as it should.

If you're looking for a good entry-level 4K UHD TV, you could certainly do a lot worse. I was looking for something that wasn't going to break the bank, but would also have everything I wanted in one package - smart TV, multiple HDMI inputs, voice control, etc. The only reason that this isn't getting a 5-star is because it does, on some occasion, lock up and the only way to reset it is to unplug the unit and let it restart. Much like an Android phone, you can have too many apps open at once, except there is seemingly no way to "close out" of apps here - you simply back out. PQ & AQ on this are both excellent for an entry-level TV, and I was extremely happy to get a set for sub-$500 that includes both DolbyVision and HDR10. I've never had a problem with HiSense products in the past, and so far, so good with this as well.