Hisense - 75" Class U7 MiniLED QLED UHD 4K HDR Glare-Free Smart Google TV with Gemini (2026)

Absolutely impressed with this TV. The picture quality is incredibly sharp and clear, with vibrant colors and true 4K detail. The sound quality is also surprisingly good — rich, clean, and immersive without needing extra speakers. The overall design feels very premium and modern, making it look high-end in the living room. Great value for the price and definitely exceeded my expectations.

We have enjoyed it so far. Moves fast, has gray visuals. Worth the money

Tv has great quality deep colors and black and dark scenes are not washed out. Built in speaker sounds really good. Speaker could use a little more bass, but that may be adjustable i have not tried

I had never considered buying a Hisense TV before, it was a brand I didn’t know much about, and I was very wary about whether it would be up to my “standards”. After having the Hisense 75” U7 MiniLED Google TV for a few days I can humbly acknowledge that this TV exceeds my expectations with ease. My only complaint is about the weight and how bulky it feels, and it was because of these two that I was initially inclined to give it a 4-star rating, but I think it is closer to a 5-star rating. The main selling point for this device is the picture/video capabilities, which I think are outstanding. Even older content looks decent (which is not always the case for TVs of this big size), I assume there is some sort of correction or upscaling that comes into play, and I think Hisense has done a great job in that regard. For newer content I perceived some image adjustment a few times (I have yet to determine the conditions but looks like there is always some sort of adjustment/processing to the image). Nevertheless, the end result feels just great. I paired this the Hisense U7 TV with my existing 360 audio setup, connected to the TV through e-ARC HDMI, and we have been enjoying watching videos on YouTube and Netflix, which are the two major apps we use to consume content, besides regular cable TV. • Pros: bright and vivid colors, no glare, no reflection, high refresh rate. • Cons: very heavy. little bulky, only 2.1 audio. >> Assembly It is recommended to have two people unpack and assembly it. I took the risk and assembled it on my own on the carpet; however, I had to resort to my significant other to place the TV on the media console furniture, as it was impossible for me to do it alone. The base stand is very heavy, which is expected if you don’t want to risk the TV tilt over. If you are thinking about putting this TV on the wall, I’d think twice, it is very heavy and I am sure you’d need to have a solid TV wall mount and wall or studs that can hold the mount plus the TV without incurring much stress. For now, I am keeping the TV on a media console table until I find a replacement for my older entertainment center furniture which only fits up to my older 65” TV. >> Setup Just follow the on-screen instructions. It forces you to login to your google account or create on if you don’t have it, it is a Google TV after all. For privacy reasons I always like to have this kind of devices to not contain any of my personal information, so I reluctantly added my seldom used Google account. You could argue that I could have just created a Google account for the TV and forget about it (next time). Besides this initial Google account observation, the rest of the setup is very easy. >> Picture/Video The picture quality of this device is outstanding. The default settings provide a very bright image, which could strain your eyes at night, so you’d need to perform some image adjustments (change for instance to night theater mode). In the image settings section, there is the AI “intelligent settings” to allow personalize the image, we haven’t tried it as we find the current options are all that we need, but that is something you might want to explore. Content in 4K and higher looks amazing. Also, lower quality videos look decent enough to watch them without much complaint, which is not always true for similar size TVs, so there must be some sort of image adjustment. For newer content there also seems to be some image processing, since a few times I noticed the images/videos to look “retouched” (similar to what you get with AI-generated content). I guess is the work of the miniLED technology. Add to this a high refresh rate of 165Hz and I can enjoy videos and play games without noticing any choppiness. I believe Hisense has a solid product right here. >> Audio This comes with only 2.1.2 multichannel configuration, which I haven’t tested since I went straight to connect the TV with my 360 audio equipment through e-ARC HDMI, and the sound is just perfect. I was curious why it didn’t come with more channels though, and it looks like there is another version of this TV, the U8 series, which has more channels, and that might be something to consider before buying either model. >> Apps There are multiple apps available for this TV, as expected. I was surprised that the Hisense app has a good set of free channels, similar to the older 65” TV I am replacing this TV with (well, I’ll still keep the older TV though). And in the age of AI, it is no surprise that we encounter AI apps everywhere, and this TV is no exception. The main AI app one of course is Gemini, but there is another simple one that caught my eye, the “custom AI art” app. Custom AI art: I tried this app just for curiosity and was highly pleased with it, it looks simple on the surface but for sure produces amazing looking images. I can create a screen saver with these AI generated images, but the only downside to use them as screen saver is that it forces you to link your account to the TV, which I think is a little intrusive.

Getting the TV ready is the same as any TV. The one thing I did have a problem with though is that the app clip on iOS didn't work. When you turn it on, it says scan the QR code to easily be able to setup the TV, and all I got was an error on my iPhone so I couldn't use it. I had to go in manually using the controller, and since you're forced to sign into google account and I have a long password, it was a long process. The only other annoyance is all the apps that come pre installed and having to remove them. But since the TV runs google TV (aka Android TV) if you have google play store apps they can be loaded and I believe would save your home screen if you have another device. With the bad out of the way, the rest of my experience has been great. The smart TV software isn't actually too bad and I have been using it after installing another launch. Usually I switch to a connected HDMI device but this has been snappy and works pretty decent so I use it more then any other TV. Beyond the software, the picture is the big thing and you'll notice it if you're going from a super cheat TV to this. The blacks look amazingly black, and the colors are all amazing. If you do use OLED this is the closet I've seen to color like this that's not OLED. The refresh rate is also impressive if you're playing games or watching sports. The speaker are all decent, though I did go back to using my sound bar for surround sound but if you don't have that setup the included speakers do sound good. Other features are pretty similar, you get 4 hdmi port though weirdly ARC is 3 and not 1 so plug it correctly. The controller is responsive but nothing special and also has the random buttons for apps to stream with. Overall, this is a really nice TV with a working smart system that responds and one you'll use. The picture is superb and rivals OLED with a fast refresh rate.