This TV is pretty superb. We upgraded from a TCL 65R625 6 Series and I can definitely tell that it has better colors, blacks, responsiveness and quality overall. I was skeptical at first and thought about our decision to go with this TV for a while considering this model wasn’t anywhere for us to check out in person and it didn’t have the best reviews on YouTube and other online sources, mainly about motion issues. I can tell you though that I have not seen any motion artifacts or ghosting on all content that we’ve watched on this TV. Movies look amazing. Brightness is just right. Android interface is okay, we use Apple TV anyways. For a sale price of $1500, we’re very happy. Wouldn’t pay over 2-3k for it though like it was originally priced. But either way, well done Hisense

I have reviewed this set for about a week now. (I'm coming from a 75Q70R). I knew going in that the motion handling was going to be its Achilles heel. In an art gallery, this tv would be outstanding. However, most of us use our sets to... ya know...watching moving pictures. The blur trail with anything more than 30fps would be unbearable. And that is hard for me to say because I hope that 60fps movies/shows become more main stream. I do not game on this set; I use a monitor to game. Minimum brightness nearly matches an OLED. I measured it at 0.005 nits. From an LCD, that is simply amazing. For HDR brightness, I measured: 1%: 1030 2%: 1040 5%:1160 10%: 1030 25%: 970 This set does offer the best of both worlds: near-OLED blacks, and 1000nit capability without the dreaded white pixel, burn in fears, and no ASBL. Hisense is going down the right path if they want customers. This set offers DTS passthrough/decoding; LG and Samsung dropped it. This set offers both Dolby Vision and HDR10+, it offers arc/earc. The list goes on. This TV is nearly perfect. But the motion handling. One thing that I noticed as well is that the 20-point white balance has a bug. It doesn't represent a linear relationship. Above 50% grey, the modifiers don't work correctly. The 2-point works great. So I only calibrated with the 2-point unfortunately. To sum up: if the user only watches 24/30fps content, then this TV is nearly unbeatable for the price. Brighter than OLED, and nearly as dark. Decent accuracy out of the box. Non-DolbyVision content however doesn't accurately follow the EOTF curve. The 60% point was roughly 100nits brighter than intended. See Rtings review of this set. IPS so great viewing angles. Great anti-reflectivity as well. Fantastic grey uniformity as well - I feel like I hit the jackpot.

The TV has very clear and sharp picture. The black level is very great. However, whenever there is fast motion, I can see little delaying in motion. It doesn’t happen very often. So, I can live with it. The audio is very loud and clear. Sometimes, I thought I was using soundbar.

I love this TV every single feature exceed my expectations 5 stars

The picture on this set is absolutely stunning. Out of the box, not so much since like every manufacturer, they have all the eco stuff turned on. After turning that off and a few personal adjustments, this picture is the best I've seen thus far. I also have the Hisense 75 H8G and it's not even close. The H8G gets brighter, but that's where the comparison ends. The colors on this set is more vibrant and the contrast in every scene from light to dark is significantly better in every way. It downloaded the latest firmware and have no problems with motion smoothness at all nor any noticeable blooming. The blacks are very dark. The brightness is fine. I'm using theater day mode and my basement has 16 lights in the ceiling and this set still gets bright enough to counter act them. The reflection on this screen is great between the anti reflective screen and brightness, even lights behind it are not seen. Can't be happier with this set especially at this price point. As far as sound, I can not speak for the internal speakers, but using my sound system, it sounds great and supports Atmos.