Hisense - 65" Class U6 Series MiniLED QLED UHD 4K HDR Smart Fire TV (2026)

I’ve been very pleased with this TV so far. The picture quality is excellent, with vibrant colors, sharp 4K detail, and impressive contrast thanks to the MiniLED display. Setup was quick and straightforward, and the Fire TV interface is easy to navigate. Streaming apps run smoothly, and the overall performance has been very reliable. Movies, sports, and everyday content all look fantastic. Overall, this TV offers excellent value for the money and I am very satisfied with my purchase.

I’ve been really happy with this TV so far. The picture quality is easily the best part of it. The Mini-LED backlighting and local dimming give it deep blacks, bright highlights, and excellent contrast. HDR content looks great, and movies, games, and streaming shows all have a lot of pop without looking overdone. Colors look great to my eyes. I don’t own a colorimeter, so I can’t speak to measured color accuracy, but nothing has ever looked off to me. Skin tones look natural, colors look vibrant, and HDR content has plenty of punch. At the end of the day, it just looks good, which is what matters most. One feature I didn’t think I’d care much about was the matte screen, but I’ve ended up really liking it. It does a great job cutting down reflections compared to the glossy TVs I’ve owned in the past. If you have windows or lights in the room, you’ll appreciate it. Setup was easy. I also like that Hisense lets you mount the feet in two different positions. You can put them at the far ends like a normal large TV, or move them closer together if your TV stand isn’t wide enough. It’s a small thing, but it might save you from buying a new entertainment center. Gaming has been excellent. I’ve used it with consoles and with my RTX 5070 Ti laptop. Running 4K at 144Hz over HDMI 2.1 works without any issues. Input lag feels low, everything is responsive, and games look fantastic. Just make sure you’re using a proper HDMI 2.1 cable if you want to take advantage of 4K 144Hz and Variable Refresh Rate. An older cable can hold you back and keep you from getting the full benefit of what the TV can do. The TV supports Variable Refresh Rate (VRR), Auto Low Latency Mode (ALLM), and AMD FreeSync Premium. ALLM automatically switches the TV into Game Mode when you launch a game, and FreeSync helps eliminate screen tearing by syncing the TV’s refresh rate with your console or PC. Everything just works the way it should. Motion handling is probably my biggest complaint. Out of the box, fast-moving content can look a little rough. Motion Clarity wasn’t doing it for me and tended to create that weird soap opera effect. After some experimenting, I found that turning Motion Clarity off and adding a little Judder Reduction in Filmmaker Mode gave me the best results. Sports look much better that way. If you don’t want to mess with settings, Sports Mode actually works pretty well too. The smart TV side of things is fine, but like most smart TVs, the processor is just adequate. It’ll get you where you need to go, but don’t expect lightning-fast menus. Apps can occasionally feel sluggish. Honestly, that’s been my experience with most smart TVs. I also wasn’t a huge fan of being pushed into using an Amazon account. If you want access to more than a few basic apps, you’ll need to sign in. It’s not a dealbreaker, but it’s annoying enough that I’d still recommend a dedicated streaming box if you want the smoothest experience possible. Viewing angles are decent, but not amazing. Straight on, the picture looks fantastic. Move too far off to the side and you’ll start to lose some contrast and color. That’s pretty normal for this type of panel, but it’s worth mentioning. The built-in speakers are okay. They’ll get the job done, but if you care about sound quality at all, a soundbar is still worth the investment. Overall, I think Hisense knocked it out of the park with this one. The picture quality is excellent, gaming performance is great, the matte screen is genuinely useful, and the flexible stand options are a nice bonus. It isn’t perfect, but for the money it’s one of the easiest TVs I’ve recommended in a long time. Pros * Excellent picture quality * Mini-LED and local dimming provide great contrast * Matte screen cuts down reflections * HDMI 2.1 with 4K 144Hz support * VRR, ALLM, and AMD FreeSync Premium * Great gaming performance * Flexible stand placement options * Sports Mode works well * Excellent value for the money Cons * Motion settings need tweaking out of the box * Some blooming in dark scenes * Smart TV processor can feel slow * Amazon account required for full Fire TV functionality * Viewing angles could be better * Built-in speakers are average

I have to say that the tv came very well secured! It was easy to remove from the box, even though it’s a larger tv. They made it easy by being able to lift it up out of the box. The two of us were able to pick it up out of the box because it felt safer rather than just one person doing it. It was tricky trying to put the two legs on while the tv was lying on top of the rug. So placing it standing on the table with the edge hanging off the table, while one of us held the tv and the other screwed the stands was the way to go for u.. That worked great and was really quick to put the legs on. After turning it on, you can use it right away by using the live tv feature or any of the apps. You log into the apps like Netflix, HBO, YouTube, etc. Creating or logging to your Amazon account. Once it’s connected, it’s easier to access the apps you’re using and you can use the talk button on the remote. This lets you talk to Alexa about playing or searching for shows, movies, creating AI art and many other things you can do. I realized that you can also talk to Alexa on the remote to control other things too that the regular Alexa is used for. We found this out by mistake but it turned on/off our fan and lights. And it works the other way too. We at times use the regular Alexa to get turn off the tv or play a certain thing on the tv. The sound and pictures are great, whether watching the tv, playing tv games or video games. On the of the regular connections that you would expect, this has HDMI and USB connections. A nice plus is that you can put your pictures on the screen and change the screen saver. Really important, especially with younger children, is the parental control features. It’s a great TV and I would definitely recommend it.

This replaced my 5 year old Sony LED and for the price that I paid for this new Hisense TV, the picture quality AND sound were much better than my old Sony TV. This is the second Hisense I purchased at sale price from Best Buy and I'm very happy with the price/features that this TV provides.

this TV is the best I have ever owned, my son owns an audio-video-computer company - he had employed some personnel that had worked at Best Buys 10+ years - This tv - highly recommend, hits my price point BUT this set is absolutely way beyond my expectations - + I joined Buyers Club - very, very satisfied with my purchase AND I certainly will return to buy some needed items soon, thank you, Regards -Doug Frantz