Hisense - 65" Class U6 Series MiniLED QLED UHD 4K Smart Fire TV (2025)

I have been using the new Hisense television and all video sources are so much brighter and crisper than my prior television. High def, standard def, 4k, and video games all look amazing. I’m very happy with the quality of the video and audio of this tv. This television is setup in a room that has a lot of windows and light, so we were used to shutting the curtains when watching college football during the day. The glare issues on this television are not completely gone, but games are watchable – it’s important to note, this is likely due to a combination of a few things. My tv is mounted on the wall, and because it’s only three inches in depth, I can tilt it down much more than my other tv. This tv also is much brighter, so this weekend when the sun was really strong, the tv was just as bright. There is a feature that allows the tv to determine how much light is in the room, and it auto adjusted as it got brighter during the day. Even at night, it gets dimmer, which is much easier on the eyes. I love that I don’t need to manually adjust to different video types (day/night) like I used to, which is another nice feature. The different blur for fast action and the tickers that crawl at the bottom of different channels is gone as well. Nice perks that I was hoping to see. It's also a fairly light tv at just over 40 pounds, so mounting was not very difficult. I needed a soundbar for my old tv, so I automatically set up the soundbar with the tv using my old digital audio cable. However, after trying the built-in speakers from the tv, I’m unsure if I even need the soundbar anymore. The sound is very, very good and even has quality bass with the subwoofer (yes, the tv has a built in subwoofer). I’m just realizing as I type this that if I can’t tell that my mid-priced soundbar is better than my tv’s speakers, I can just move the soundbar into another room and use the audio directly from my tv speakers. The final creature comfort is the use of Alexa. I am still getting used to this, but the other day, the tv was on and I said “Alexa turn off tv” (I have an Alexa enabled audio device) and it turned off the tv. That’s a great feature that I’m excited to learn more about. Regardless of your Amazon membership, you can still download all of the regular apps for your tv viewing. So for anyone with a tv that is older than 5 years and looking to mount a fairly light tv this is a great choice. The audio sounds great, and the added functionality of Alexa is pretty cool.

My experience has been great so far, the picture looks sharp and bright. The colors really stand out, both movies and sports look really smooth. I also recommend this TV if you're a gamer I have not seen any lag at all while playing. I'm guessing it's because of the high hertz rating. I also like the high dynamic range that it has. I love that it is intergraded with fire tv, it's really easy to use and has tons of apps. All of the apps and features that I've used have worked flawlessly and have not frozen once. Was very easy and simple to set everything up, especially if you already had an existing account. The sound is pretty decent I'm not really into high volume but if you are it wouldn't hurt to get a sound bar. Overall this is a great all around TV you get good picture, quality, color and it's very user friendly.

I’ve been really happy with this Hisense U6. The picture quality is way better than I expected for the price — the Mini-LED backlighting makes movies look bright, colorful, and sharp. Gaming also looks smooth, and the TV responds fast with no noticeable lag. The smart features are easy to use, and the setup took just a few minutes. The speakers are decent, but adding a soundbar definitely helps. My only small complaint is that the picture doesn’t look as good if you’re sitting off to the side. Overall, for the money, this TV is an awesome value. Great for movies, sports, and everyday streaming.

This is a big tv for the price point. I replaced a 55” tv with this one and it’s hard to imagine going back now. The tv was well-packaged and protected. The setup was straightforward. However, the requirement to have an Amazon account to setup the tv was a negative for me. Once setup, there are some options to adjust the picture quality, but not many for the audio. Connecting it to my soundbar was a little challenging. The background audio was good, but the vocals were not loud enough. This varied from app to app. I did not have this issue on my previous tv. The sound from the built-in speakers were quite impressive. Very loud and definitely ample for a small to medium space. The picture quality is good, not great. The picture is very bright and the color ranges significantly depending on your viewed content. Animated content is very vibrant while live action varies from life-like color to darker. Sports and fast action seem to be seamless. The Fire TV user interface was simple but lack options of other major tv manufacturers. This is to be expected for a tv at this price though. I prefer a simply microphone button on the remote to search for content over the Alexa button. For the value conscious consumer, this is without a doubt a contender. The 2-year warranty is icing on the cake. Most other manufacturers only offer 1 year. If you’re looking for a big screen at a reasonable price, this is definitely an option to consider.

When I saw this 2025 Hisense U6 available at Best Buy, I thought it would be a great secondary TV for our house. When I looked at the specs and saw that it had Mini-LED as well as native refresh rate at 144HZ (Not Motion Rate, NATIVE) it really got me excited. It was very easy to setup and I already had a Prime account from a firestick so I had all my apps and account good to go within minutes. The one thing that really impressed me was the sound right out the box before I even connected my soundbar to it. It had a lot of bass and clarity which a lot of the cheaper TVs do not have. After using it for the first hour, I made the decision to make it our primary living TV and replaced our TV that I spent twice the amount a couple years ago. There are tons of customizations that you can apply to best fit your needs whether it is playing video games or watching a movie. I am pleased to say I am happy with my purchase and I highly recommend anyone who wanted a premium TV but didn’t want to spend over $1k for it. The one complaint is that I prefer Google TV over Fire TV because of the constant Ads that are shown on the home screen upon turning on the TV. I wish there was a function turn it off. There is a function where you can turn off the auto play videos and audio but I would like a function to completely remove it all and just have the apps and inputs.