Hisense - 65" Class U7 MiniLED QLED UHD 4K HDR Glare-Free Smart Google TV with Gemini (2026)

Love my new Hisense 65" U7 TV! Then black levels are almost as good as OLEDs, the colors are awesome, it can get incredibly bright, and the high refresh rate makes everything look smoother. It's incredibly loud and the sounds quality is amazing, I never had to push past the 20% volume level. When you stream content that supports 4k, Dolby Vision and Doubly Atmos, this TV does incredibly well. Minor nitpicks: - Screen casting from Windows and Android devices needs to be upgraded or updated, my previous $200 LG TV gave better screen casting performance than this TV - The default settings need some finetuning and experimenting initially. - There is a Halo effect around bright objects, but they're not really noticeable most of the time - AI Stuff! - In most cases, turning off the AI upscaling settings made the viewing experience better, especially for content that's already in 4k. The only AI features I somewhat like sometimes are the noise reduction and motion smoothness settings. I'd still recommend this to my friends and family because the kind of quality you're getting with this TV for the price is incredible.

My other TV is an OLED, so I was a little skeptical about “downgrading” to a mini-LED. But I did my research and for usage environment (room with a lot of windows, bright during the daytime) mini-LED was recommended everywhere. I’m glad I went with this TV! Amazing bang for the buck, got every feature you’d need and more. Bright display, accurate colors and beautiful picture quality (I do recommend looking up the settings to find the most color accurate ones), and the blacks are almost OLED good aside from a little bit of blooming but not too bad. The matte display really reduces glare, and it uses the latest version of Google TV so the software is really snappy, has a ton of apps, and works perfectly with the rest of the Google ecosystem if you have it. Sound quality is definitely better than average built-in TV speakers, not as good as a dedicated soundbar but it should be good enough for most people. Overall I highly recommend especially if you can find it on sale!!

My previous TV was a Hisense and what i loved about it was that it had some nice features for gaming. This was a major upgrade for my gaming lifestyle. I have a switch 2, Xbox series x, and a PS5. The Feature that i was really looking was the Hz and when the consoles reach their max of 120Hz with VRR, and ALLM the games be so sharp and clear and move like you wouldn't believe. I also wanted to me able to control my smart devices and this does just that. Even Siri works on the tv which helps control my devices with out talking to the TV. The built- in mic lets me turn on the TV to whatever i need it to when i can't get to the remote. The TVs sound is also good and was surprised by the built-in subwoofer which isn't much but it adds to the TV that others didn't have when it came to some of the deep hits of bass. I use a sound bar with it through the eARC. It controls the sound bar like its attached to the tv no extra remote needed. I'm also the type of person that has the light on when gaming or just watching TV and the Anti-Glare on this tv is great in bright rooms. No reflections are visible. I also hooked up a webcam and set up the hand commands to the tv that i use when i need to pause what I'm watching and it will also dim the tv when I'm not in front of it. When i come back it brightens back up. The camera is only use for that and nothing else and shuts off when the TV is displaying high quality video. A few days later i got a PS5 Pro and that PSSR mode looks great for this display. You don't need to get a Pro for great gaming i just wanted the extra since the TV is capable of doing everything i need it to do. I'm going to see if i can get the Hz to the 164 that its capable of with my Predator 3000 Gaming PC. You also can't pass up on the fact that its a 2026 TV on sale. Can't go wrong with this investment.

This TV is amazing. Lots can change for a model in one year and that's certainly the case with the 2026 model vs the 2025 model and I got this as an upgrade from my 2923 model. The reviews on reputable sites are spot on. Hisense U models have better picture and features than high end Sony and LG tvs. The picture is phenomenal especially with the full array local dimming. This TV is made for watching movies with it's IMAX certification as well as playing graphic intensive games and there's zero lag with the game mode pro. A neat feature I didn't realize I'd love is the anti glare and anti reflective coating on the screen. I turn on the light right above the bed and it doesn't block out what's on the TV at all. The AI features are incredible but if you're not familiar with using them be warned it might take some getting used to but once you do it makes a big difference in the TV modes like sports or movies or vivid or ambient. I have mine set to change accordingly based on what I'm watching or if playing a game. The I what I believe is a 144 hz refresh rate means zero lag or stutter and DVDs or blu rays are on par with seeing movies in lazer at a theater. You will love this TV and won't need to upgrade for at least 5 years and I'm a techy so I promise you. Every feature you can imagine plus more and the best picture I've ever seen at a great price. Just do yourself a favor and add the 5 tear warranty just in case for peace of mind.

I was hesitant at first but this TV has exceeded my expectations! Picture looks clean and clear. The glare free feature is excellent, as my tv is facing 3 windows in my living room and I can clearly see the screen much better than before. The sound is very good too. PS5 games look so good on screen, I’m very impressed with this TV. Lots of apps you can choose from and free live TV channels as well, that are easily accessible. Extremely glad I made this purchase! And the price was great too!