Pros: * Really inexpensive 4K TV * HUGE 70" * zero issues with motion blur * Discrete IR for inputs and power, which makes universal remotes like Logitech Harmony Hub work well * HDMI-CEC works properly, so a single remote controlling the TV also easily navigates attached devices (like Amazon 4K Fire TV Stick, PS4, etc.) * Android TV OS is really nice and supports many apps directly through Google Play Store (and even more if you don't mind sideloading) * HDR * Optical output for Dolby Digital and DTS sound Cons: * Needs to be brighter * Doesn't handle reflection well (draw your curtains and turn out some of your lights) * HDR could be better * Could use more storage for apps

I bought this TV on a Black Friday special for $399 and for an entry level 4K Tv, it had an amazingly clear picture. I only had to make a slight change from “Energy Saving” mode to “Standard” mode on the TV which made the picture even clearer. I have been watching NFL football and the picture adapts well to the players motion. Some reviews have complained about a lag in scenes with a lot of movement. The only time I saw a very slight lag was perhaps in a closeup angle scene during a game but this was negligible in standard mode. Setup was easy to follow. The only real issue I have faced is using the USB. I have videos stored on USB and they loaded ok. The problem I faced was when I tried to go back to look at the videos at a later time, I would have to eject and reinsert the USB to view videos. The USB drive was not identified on the input function on the TV unless it was reinserted. I decided just to use the USB port on my DVD player so it is not a major complaint. I was really impressed with how east was was able to sync my Onkyo receiver to the TV though there was still a learning curve. I still have to use separate remotes for the cable box ( I haven’t learned if there is a way out of this yet). But the TV remote handles everything else. If you have a receiver, you will have to read how to configure the ARC system, but once that is done, it works very well. Another nice feature is to be able to use your Goggle photos and sync it to the TV. It is nice being able to view your photos on the TV. All in all, for the price, this is an excellent product. The only reason I did not give it 5 stars was due to the USB issue but that is my only complaint.

Great television, great brand. Fell in love with Hisense after getting a 58 inch Hisense, this tv is great quality for the money, absolutely huge, the Android smart tv isn’t as perfectly organized as the Roku version BUT the Roku doesn’t have HBO MAX. Wish the refresh rate was higher than 60hz but for the money you get an absolutely awesome tv. Only wish it also had one more HDMI input, it comes with 3 but the ARC one is used for a Soundbar.

I purchased this TV (70 inch) from Bestbuy and we absolutely love it! The picture and sound quality is comparable to Samsung and LG which has a more expensive price tag. This TV is easy to navigate and use. I especially like it becasue it is an AndroidTV so I can download many more apps though the Play store and check my email on my TV. I would highly recommend this TV with an inexpensive price tag but with goos quality.

Great tv for a fantastic price. Loving everything about the tv so far. Debated on getting a bigger name, but they were all at least $300 more. Android tv has all of the apps that I could want. I was also able to side load and run apps that I thought would be stuck on my phone. No more need to have a fire stick . The picture is vivid and bright and I can’t wait to watch football in the fall.