Customer Ratings & Reviews

This is a very nice TV. Good value for the price. Their is a funky issue that tends to happen from time to time. When turned on, it will open on the App screen which cannot be controlled via the cable remote. So the TV remote has to be used to cancel this

It's a fairly large Screen with good resolution and overall quality. It's a "smart" TV so you can connect to your home network. It is also 4k, so you can't ask for anything else considering it has a good price.

Just purchased this bad boy and im really satisfied with this purchase the full array brings out the good Colors on 4k movies had my doubts on it because of the brand But im very happy for the price

I got this tv on a open box deal,after i had missed the deal of the day sale,overall great picture with a lot of apps for streaming, however don't have Amazon Prime app, so i use the fire stick.

Out of the box and setup in less than 30 minutes with full cable and internet access (even including reading some of the setup instructions). Picture is excellent and tv is well worth the money.

This review is for the Hisense LED 55 inch H8F 2160P Ultra 4K HDR LED TV. I am a Best Buy Tech insider, but I have spent a lot of time with this TV and I am replacing a presently owned major name 1 year old 4K HDR TV with this Hisense H8F. The TV is a nice looking with narrow bezels and it is really light weight. You won't need a heavy wall mount, but you will need a mount that accommodates 300 x 200 VESA pattern spacing. It is a rather small pattern, but like I said it is a light weight TV. Another nice feature is that the legs have an inward mount position so you can actually set it on a 38 inch wide table with an inch of safety space on each side. It is an Android TV and will incorporate with all your Android devices. It has voice control from the included remote and can be operated with an app on your Android phone. I found the that the voice app worked really well. The Included apps are Netflix, You Tube, Hulu, Google Play and Google Play Store, which does not offer the full range of apps that you will find on your phone, but should have all the video and movie apps that most people would want. The included and only available internet browser is Vewd, which was new to me and a little unfamiliar, but once I got the hang of it, it worked really well. The voice app worked well with it also. One note if you want Amazon Prime you will have to get it from another attached device as it is not available as a app. Now to the specifics. It has in my opinion, pretty good 10W speakers. They lack deep bass, but I was impressed. They also have the option to set the audio projection for table top or wall hung position. There is also an EQ app to adjust the sound to your preference or you can use their presets. It has all the necessary inputs which include 4 HDMI ports and for connecting audio to external speakers it has Optical audio out and is HDMI ARC capable. It has a 1/8 headphone jack, 2 USB 3.0 plugs and ethernet in. One disappointment is that the Bluetooth audio out option is greyed out and I haven't found a solution and no mention of it in the manual. If Bluetooth is not available on this model, then that is really unacceptable. The WiFi worked very well. Streaming content from my 27 mb/s download speed from my internet provider was smooth with 4K content. Now to what we buy TVs for. It has four preset modes for non HDR content and three for HDR which will be Dolby vision only. This TV may support HDR-10 or basic HDR, as many new TVs do, but when watching HDR-10 content it is not automatically switching picture modes or acknowledging it. First of all, all the preset Picture modes are unwatchable in my opinion, although this is case with most TVs. I can't understand why manufacturers do this. We can buy color calibrated computer monitors, but we get TVs that come with preset adjustments that are just awful. So be prepared to adjust. It has all the adjustment options right down to individual colors. If you are diligent you will get what you want. The exception may be natural grass and tree leaf greens. I watch a lot of golf and I struggled to get the fairways and greens accurate and I can say that I got them close, but not like my top of the line major brand TV. The display is sharp and sufficiently bright for all non HDR content. It really is not bright enough to properly deal with inside poorly lit scenes shot in Dolby Vision HDR and this can be a problem as it automatically defaults to a Dolby Vision preset which greys out a lot of the adjustments. In my opinion HDR is not perfected yet and disasters like season five of the Ranch on Netflix is a prime example why the producers need to reign in HDR content until they and the TV manufacturers can get on the same page. Only the very best/expensive TVs are going to be able to produce the necessary brightness to work with HDR and this is not one of them. The TV is still a good TV for the price. Once adjusted it produces great colors and decent facial tones. Streaming 4K content not shot in Dolby HDR, which is most content, is really sharp. If you have Direct TV and have the 4K receivers you will get a message that this TV does not support 4K content. This is a problem with Direct TV that affects many 4K TVs and they are not addressing this issue. Just wanted to make this known in case you are a Direct TV 4K subscriber. The settings menu is complete, but is not as streamlined as it could be. Scrolling to the options does not change the picture. You have to click on the option to change the picture and then you have to go through the procedure every time you want to change the same setting, so doing an extensive adjustment will be time consuming. The blacks are very good, but the grays can be a little non definitive, which creates problems with HDR. The full array LED diming is not perfect, but much better than side lit LCD displays of similar priced TVs. I saw very little light blooming. It tends to have to have a small amount of vignetting in the corners, but nothing unacceptable. It supports over scanning if you have content that you shot that may not completely fill the screen. Content that is shot with good cameras and in controlled lighting or in good sunlight is visually very good. It does a pretty good job of upscaling 720 and 1080 content to 4K. Not as good as my $3000.00 top end TV will do, but good for the price. It is a 240hz capable TV and does a good job with motion. I saw no haze or ghosting around the club shafts and balls while watching golf. Motion enhancement has several settings, plus a custom setting or you can turn it off. As a note. You have to turn Motion Clearness off if you want to get a bright picture. I am a fussy videophile who will not put up with a poor quality TV display. Although this budget priced Hisense H8F would not be what I would choose for my living room, it is a more than capable TV for our bedroom. My wife thinks it is nicer than the $600.00 TV I had in the bedroom before. If this price range is what your budget dictates, it may be better than a lot of other similarly priced TVs So my 4 star rating is really pretty good considering what I desire in a TV . I try my best to be objective and provide a real life view of the products I review, but do your due diligence researching this Hisense H8F model. You may find that it suits your needs perfectly.

Can't even describe how amazing it is. It looks like you are like inside the tv, like inside the matrix kinda with the tv..if that makes sense?? It's absolutely amazing and beautiful picture!!!

I got my mom this set after looking around, so this one is good for movie performance. Had to answer two questions before purchasing cause the employees were suggesting tcl. But this is the value set. Glad it doesn't have any noticable defects.

I put this tv on the wall in my living room. Has all the apps I need and great picture quality. Though I use a sound bar with this you don't really need one. Great buy

The Android TV operating system is not fast to load when you power it on. No Apple TV+ app nor ATT Watch TV. Other than these, I am very well satisfied for the price I was willing to pay to upgrade to 4K.

I am satisfied with the quality of this TV for it’s price. Easy to use and configure. I connected a sound bar to enhance it’s sound whenever i watch during the day.

I really like this TV, it works, I love how clean android looks on it. Great brightness and saturation, the bezels are so thin! just handle with care

Great TV great value great price love the size wish I had gone a little bit bigger will be back to buy a bigger TV would recommend it to anyone looking for a value

This is one of the best deals, overall purchases that I have made. The picture quality is stunning and there are so many options available.

When you first turn on this unit it goes through a set-up to answer common questions and connect to the internet. We have cut our cable / satellite services for more than a year. Connection and access were easy to accomplish and the TV was ready in about 5 minutes. First impression; This TV has an outstanding picture, my main TV is a Sony UHD 65" so that is what I am using for comparison. Screen clarity is great and the colors are vibrant with blacks appearing as dark as one would expect from an OLED unit. Connecting to standard services like Roku, Netflix and HBO now is similar to any other unit. Performance; While most video is clear and sharp, the TV has some problems with rapid action video. Images present with some flicker during rapid action sceens. Assume this is due to processor speed which is not the fastest but acceptable given the price range. It is one of the reasons for a 4 star review versus a 5. The second reason deals with the ability to add applications. The unit connects easily to Google Play but the available apps are restricted. Most notably there is no way to get the Amazon Prime video app through Google Play. I noticed other non Google friendly products are also not available in the Play Store on this TV. Of course you can probably download the apps on a thumb drive and force them to the TV although I did not try given the planned use of this unit. Given Googles desire to run the known universe I am assuming that they have intentionally limited the software capabilities on this unit. It is worth noting that I did download and install the sets updated software with no changes to the available apps. In summary, this is a good unit with great picture and color. If you are a Prime member stay away unless you are willing to go through the manual app addition process. Otherwise I would recommend this as a great, relatively inexpensive option.

The picture quality is really good and I'm happy with it

Great picture. Easy to mount on the wall. Only thing is still trying to figure out how to get Amazon Prime on it. Seems to be locked out.

Love the size and picture, has great menu but it has frozen up a couple times and have to unplug the tv to get it working right

No issues with the picture or anything. I do have issues with the TV recognizing by Bose sound bar. I have to go into settings every time I turn on the tv to get sound. Kind of annoying...

It is a good TV at a 100% recommended content price although for a little more you can buy a more recognized brand