Hisense - 55" Class S7 Series CanvasTV 4K QLED TV with Hi-Matte Display and UltraSlim Wall Mount (2024)

Easy installation, great picture quality, and it's thin! I like how dim the screen can become while in art mode and that it comes with a frame of of the box. The sound quality is better than expected, although I'm still using a soundbar. It's also nice to have the TV higher up the wall so that my dog can't sneeze on it.

I have been waiting since the day this product was announced to purchase it as I have been thinking about getting Samsungs competing product, but hate the fact you have to subscribe to get more art and the fact it was pretty spendy for what you get. I have had Hisense before and am a fan so the very first day the 55 went on sale I purchased it. It was delivered a few days later and I got it on the wall. The 55 was the biggest I could fit flush against my wall and we are downsizing from a 65 so I was a little worried it would look too small. I am pleased with the size and even more please at the anti glare screen. We have huge windows behind the tv and have been fighting glare for years. As you can see in the pictures, glare is non existant, if it wasnt as cool looking as it is, the anti glare is worth it on its own. The art is stunning and the google tv is a good smart system, I havent used it yet on this tv as I just got it hung, but I have experience with it and like it. There are some drawbacks on the installation. All of the cables are routed out of the bottom of the tv, why would they design this so the cables could be visible when that defeats the purpose of it looking like art? There is a small indentation in the back of the tv deep enough for the cables to fit without pushing the tv forward, I have a recessed box for my power and HDMI cable, but I had to lift the tv so that some of that recessed part of the tv overlapped the recessed box in my wall. this cause me to have to raise the tv a bit more than I wanted. If you are planning to have the cables hidden, it is imperative you have a recessed are for power and connections or you can kiss the flush mounting good bye. Even with the recessed, trying to get the cables to sit right took me and my daughter with small hands to get behind there and route the cables. As you can see in the photos, it is perfectly flush. You can set the arework to rotate every 5, 10, 60 min etc or sit on the same one until you choose he next one. You can tell it how long to wait before going to sleep if no one is in the room, you can set do not disturb times where it will not come on if someone is detected. Its a cool product and I am glad I waited for the Hisense.

Just received my 55-inch Hisense CanvasTV today and I couldn't wait to set it up. Long story short, it has exceeded all my expectations. I chose to set it up on an easel stand (see photo), which gives it a unique and stylish presence in my living room. I am downsizing from a 65-inch unit which is a couple years old and was a bit large for this particular stand. Let's jump right into it: The picture quality is fantastic, with vibrant colors and sharp details that make everything look amazing. Even in a bright room with large windows, the anti-glare feature works exceptionally well, providing a clear and immersive viewing experience. The Art Mode is a real highlight—transforming the TV into a gallery of beautiful artwork that really looks like a painting on the matte display. My wife enjoys switching between famous pieces of FREE art, no subscription required. Setting up the CanvasTV was straightforward, made easier by the fact that I have the 55-inch version. The 65-inch would have been a chore to mount on this easel stand. The built-in sound quality is surprisingly good, filling the room with rich audio that eliminates the need for a soundbar, which wouldn't fit under this stand anyway. The one downside which I expected since my other two TVs also have this issue is that the Google TV interface can be a bit laggy at times. While it’s not a dealbreaker, it’s something to be aware of if you’re used to faster operating systems. However, this is a minor inconvenience in an otherwise exceptional product and if you cycle your TV off and on (not sleep mode) every couple of days, the lagginess is less pronounced. The Hisense CanvasTV is a fantastic addition to any home, particularly for those who appreciate both style and substance. Yeah, there are other art TVs on the market but none deliver the same features for the price. I would highly recommend CanvasTV to anyone looking for a superb TV that looks good in a room whether it's on or off.