Hisense - 65" Class M7 MiniLED Series Hi-QLED 4K UHD Smart Roku TV (2026)

I’m really impressed with this TV! The picture quality is amazing, especially for the price. The MiniLED display is bright and sharp with great colors. Roku is easy to use, and setup was quick and simple. The 65-inch size looks great, and everything has worked perfectly so far. I definitely recommend this TV if you want great picture quality and features without spending a fortune.

I’m really happy with this Hisense 65-inch Mini-LED TV! The picture looks great, the colors are vibrant, and the brightness is excellent. Movies and shows look amazing on the big screen, and the sound is pretty good too. For the price, I think it’s a great TV and definitely worth it. I’m glad I bought it! Make the review sound even more casual Shorten the review for a quick post Make the praise feel more personal

I replaced an older Hisense 65” TV with this one. The original one had Google TV for it's OS, which I always hated. Thankfully Hisense has started using the Roku platform for it's streaming application. Combine the 65” size with the miniLED technology at a very affordable price point and you have a winning combination. This TV has a beautiful display. The MiniLED design means you get a lot of the best of both worlds (between LED and OLED). It offers the highest brightness of the three types, so it's perfect in well lit rooms. It has virtually zero burn in to worry about. It offers good off axis viewing as well, so it's a good choice for larger rooms that have more spread out seating. Direct lit backlighting means it has hundreds of thousands of individual dimming zones so the blacks are more accurately placed which increases the overall picture quality. On top of all that, it has an anti-reflective screen that means there is no screen reflection whatsoever. The colors are deep and true looking. Everything I've watched on it from movies to YouTube videos to sports are crystal clear and bright. And it offers a wide array of added video benefits with things like Dolby Vision, HDR10, Filmmaker mode and an AI driven 4K upscaler that makes even non-4K content look great. The pretty standard inputs include 3 HDMI 2.0 ports (one of which is an eARC port), a LAN connection for wired Ethernet, 1 optical digital out and a USB-A port. There's also an RF F-connection for coax cable or antenna. It also comes with Wi-Fi 5 for anyone needing wireless capability. It does have two internal speakers for people that don't use an external audio system. You can use the included feet to set it on top of a cabinet, or you can mount it on the wall via the 400 x 300 VESA mount with your own wall mount hardware. I chose this method and it hangs easily weighing only about 38 pounds. The bezels are very, very thin and even when off, the TV looks great on the wall. Very sleek and modern design. One thing worth mentioning is that the back side is flat without any wonky protrusions that sometimes make wall mounting difficult. Because of this, it's also easy to use LED tape lighting on the back for a more theater like look. The Roku platform is just plain awesome. I have it on the majority of my TVs and it just makes everything so much simpler to set up and navigate. Roku has made a career on building the easiest and most intuitive infrastructure out there. I use this TV 100% as a streaming device. I have no live feed on this one, and don't need it because of what it's used for and where it's located. Adding any streaming channel you can think of, is simple and straightforward. You can customize 'til you hearts content on the home screen, and set it up how you want to see everything displayed. For me, since I only use it for streaming content it was an easy setup. I have one HDMI cable that goes to the eARC HDMI connection on my AVR and that's it. All the audio is sent to the AVR and the Roku remote works flawlessly to control the volume (through the AVR). The remote is highly responsive and you can scroll through channels or selections as fast as you like. It only comes with the basic Roku remote (not the voice remote), but if you really want the voice features you can purchase the upgraded remote for not a lot of money. I actually did this for one of our other TVs, and it was crazy simple to swap. In fact I want to say it just worked. The one I bought has backlit buttons as well as voice capabilities. I like the Hisense TVs. They bring a lot of quality features to the table for a very reasonable price. On top of that they look beautiful. The anti-glare screen works perfectly and allows this TV to be used in a brightly lit room without anyone having to be in the “bad” spot due to the reflections. Really great upgrade in operating platform too. This runs rings around the Google system I had before.

This TV has an awesome picture, sound, and built in Roku. It was exactly what we were looking for. The anti-reflection is an added bonus

Full disclosure, prior to trying the Hisense M7 MiniLED Smart TV I had never considered buying a TV that wasn't one of the big three brands I grew up with. I was surprised to find that the performance of the M7 is much better than anticipated, and outperforms an older LED big three brand that I had in my master bedroom prior.  TL;DR - The MiniLED / Hi-QLED combo yields amazing brightness and does not carry the burn in risk of OLED. The embedded Roku platform isn't terrible, while it doesn't require a credit card to activate an account, there are a few areas that target upselling and can have brief periods of lag. The anti-glare coating makes this good for rooms with significant light or for use outdoors.  Pros: Super bright, nearly zero glare with enough brightness to be viewed outdoors Dual feet placement if you do not have a long console, options are 15" spacing or 49" spacing Fast peripheral setup Native support for Dolby Vision, HDR10+ and HLG combined with Hisense's Hi-QLED Color technology gives this TV a premium viewing experience Cons: The included stand feet are flimsy (note that you can wall mount if desired) If gaming, the 60Hz refresh rate is a bit lackluster, even with the software motion enhancement Not sure if interface or wifi, but have experienced periods of app lag In the box is the TV, TV stand feet, power cable, remote, and paperwork. Setup is more like a laptop in that you need to go through the settings to set up / port a Roku account, preferences, app selection, and wifi.  As for the build, while the stand feet are sketchy, the build overall isn't bad, the shell feels durable enough to adequately support the 40 lb weight of the TV if wall mounted. I do not have space to wall mount, and while I complain about the feet because I wish they felt sturdier, I haven't had any issues with the cats being able to shake the TV when they bump it. On the back are 3 HDMI, one LAN, one Optical, RF Antenna, and a USB-A port. The TV also runs WIFI 5 protocol, which if your internet speeds support, means that you shouldn't have any issues with streaming 4K UHD movies. I'm on 1 Gbps service and have yet to experience any streaming issues.  The Roku interface experience is surprisingly hassle free. Using the eARC port and quick add settings I can control my soundbar via the TV remote. Next, the Roku account setup didn't block me when I declined to not enter a credit card. Lastly, being new to Roku, I found that the home screen with my preferred streaming apps was quick to set up and intuitive to navigate. There are additional features inside the Roku app to include games, screensavers, and the ability to transfer control to your phone versus the remote. As for visual performance, the most stand out aspect is that this screen is bright. I could easily put this in my sunroom or outdoor patio and have vivid color and high contrast without washout. Since I have it in my bedroom, I did change the settings to reduce the brightness when watching at night because of this. The biggest surprise was the 4K UHD quality to include the upscaler for shows that weren't filmed in 4k, the near OLED level black, and the HDR formats (HDR10+ & HLG) that improve the contrast, color, and brightness. While I feel compelled to mention the 2 speakers with 20W output, I equate them to the same level of effectiveness of laptop speakers, yes they are there, but no they do not enhance your viewing experience. I did test this briefly for gaming, but honestly I'm 100% a PC gamer, so hard for me to speak to how a console gamer would enjoy this TV. There wasn't tearing, but I missed some of the buttery smooth graphics I get from my gaming PC. Bottom line, if you want to pay more for platform features, premium fitment, a gaming specific build, or just to spend money on a big three brand, so be it. If you want a high quality viewing experience, deep contrast, OLED level black, and brightness that your neighbors can see, this is a great TV.