Customer Ratings & Reviews

This is by far the best Hisense 4K set I've ever owned...I've had it for a while now and the picture quality, feature set, and design are a good value no doubt, especially on sale!

I only paid 270 for this 55 4k HDR TV and I love it! Has awesome features including bluetooth which is rare.

I did my research online and I found the best price for this 4K TV, HD9 Plus. It works very well as a TV and as a monitor for my computer. Based on the movie or show that I am watching, I select vivid, theater, or calibrated picture. Perfect colors. It is exactly what I expected. I have had the TV for 2 months. I got free delivery through my local Best Buy.

This is a fantastic tv that offers all the top of the line features comparable to what you’d expect in the big name brands without spending a fortune. Seriously, my wife and I couldn’t be happier with this purchase. If you want the best but don’t have the money to drop a few grand, this is the way to go.

Great tv for price and quality. Will recommend to all my friends

Seriously, this TV is a steal. Hisense isn't big in the US yet, so their price points are fantastic. The TV is made of quality materials and features. Apple 4k and xbox one s both look fantastic. I can only imagine how well the xbox one x would look on this model. If you're looking for a solid feature set, check out Hisense. Their prices are unbeatable.

I'm a big Samsung and Sony fan. Always had good luck with those brands. But I saw this Hisense on sale at Best Buy and read other favorable reviews. I was skeptical but I thought why not try to save a little money. I am very satisfied with this TV. Seems to do everything you want a 4K TV to do at a lesser price. Clear, bright, colorful picture. I'm keeping it.

Easy to use. Good sound. Great picture. Great price.

We went into our local Best Buy looking for a replacement for our living room TV. We were greeted by an associate that helped us and asked had we heard of Hisense. We had not and proceeded to compare thus TV to tbe others like Samsung and Sony. We were quite surprised with the detail and picture quality. Nice TV for less money

I want to mention this is my first 4K TV. After I first turned it on to cable, I have to say I was disappointed. It was very grainy, contrast/colors were all off, and just not crisp. But cable can be finicky of course, so maybe the signal was having a hiccup after connecting. But I tried not to fret and did what any person does usually when getting a new TV and I started tweaking the settings. As I was working on it the grain did clear up after some time and it may not have been all me but who knows. Turning down the backlight helped most, there is no need for the default value to be set at maximum. I left it at the best I could get and finished watching TV for that night. The next day after looking at it with fresh eyes I decided to find a calibration image/video which I did and it made a huge improvement. The contrast, color and the motion was all finally clear and smooth. When I played Xbox One, I just put it on the "Game" setting and it looked great at default. I only tweaked the settings (like lowering the backlight) a bit, to my excitement I didn't have to do much at all which was the reaction I hoped for with cable. It was crisp and the colors were vibrant. The TV has a lot of settings to really customize how you want it to look, right down to individual colors. There is a really good chance you'll be able to get it to your exact preference but you have to make the effort. Or you may just happen to enjoy one of the presets right out of the box too. I tend to be pickier. Considering all the settings though, the TV does produce great contrast, black levels and some beautiful color. While most people seem to always hate the sound on HDTVs, I never have a problem. If anything I always mess with the settings (like the equalizer) to improve it and i'm always happy. This TV was no different, the settings provided offered really good sound to me. I barely even touched the equalizer. I especially like the night mode to help with the volume when my wife is sleeping in the other room. Once I felt it was ready I watched some 4K content from various apps over the course of the week and it certainly delivers. I started with a bunch of YouTube videos. Everything I watched looked awesome. I then tried some non-UHD content on Amazon Prime. For whatever reason the connection was spotty at first but not bad. Later on I tried again and watched some other stuff (including an episode of a show that supported UHD) though and it was all good. Tried some Netflix content (non-UHD) next and that all worked well. The upconversion on the shows and movie I watched looked really good. All the apps are pretty fast too which is nice. I also tested out a blu-ray movie and it enhanced it beautifully. Overall the great black levels and the motion settings definitely help create a clear and smooth picture. There are various presets for the motion enhancement as well as a custom setting. I used custom at first but eventually I found using the "Smooth" preset on everything worked really well. One thing to note about all the inputs is you have to calibrate the settings on each input AND app individually. It doesn't share your settings. After I put the time to set up each app and input everything is looking really good. Besides the picture and sound quality, there are a couple of other nice details. I love the included descriptions for all the settings. The menu is clear and everything can be found easily. The remote is nice too. I like the big directional buttons in the middle since you use them most. It's pretty straight forward and doesn't look cluttered with buttons you'll never use. The app shortcut buttons are a nice touch too (Netflix, YouTube, Amazon among others). Physically the TV looks pretty fancy itself. It has such a thin profile that allows you to save space and push it further back on whatever console stand you're using or while wall mounted (which is how I have it) which helps in tight spaces or caddy cornering it. In fact it's so thin that there are tons of warnings about handling and installing it. It was a little scary at first but head the warnings on the box and packaging and you'll be fine. Make sure you have help when moving and installing it. I did encounter a few issues though but hopefully they are isolated incidents. Between all the apps I used the Amazon app was the only one I really had issues with at first in terms of connection and streaming but I also questioned my connection. I had no open ports available to my router so I have to use WIFI. The router is like 2 feet away though so it shouldn't make a difference. Cable can be unreliable of course too, but regardless the app streams well now. Picture wise, and this could just be a 4K TV thing, but for channels that broadcast in only 720p the picture does take a hit here and there. To me it makes sense since you are enlarging a lower resolution and 4K TVs are really meant to shine with 4K content of course even though it does upconvert. I'm guessing this should be expected. Two other odd hiccups occurred as well which I've never had happen on any other TV. The first is the TV crashed after a few hours of Netflix along with a disconcerting 2.5ish second long beep noise and turned itself on again. Hasn't happened again so far after continuous use. The second is the entire TV froze one of the times I cleared cookies from the web browser. Had to unplug the TV to get it working. I've had no problems the last few days since.

I had been obsessing over a larger TV for months. When I went in to buy a Sharp, I was blown away by the quality of this Hisense's picture. Crisp and vivid. Love the sound too. I am very satisfied with it. Great price and set up too.

Finally purchased my 1st flatscreen TV and couldn’t be happier. Always thought you had to buy the most expensive TV for the best quality, but that’s not the case here. The picture is great!!!

I have this TV in my basement and use with Directv and my XBox One X. I am very happy with the picture. Great TV. Especially for the price. Use a Sony audio system with it.

This TV had all the features I was looking for. Great picture quality with 4K content and easy-to-use interface along with the built-in apps. Also got it for a great price

I normally go with Samsung but this TV is great and the price was to hard to pass up. I recommend taking a look at Hisense for your next TV purchase.

AMAZING TV for the price! I spent lots of time shopping for a TV and asked questions on just about every model. I overlooked this TV originally because of the brand. I thought I wanted a big brand like Samsung, that is until the salesman showed me this Hisense. The silver metal frame and case is very nice, the screen and colors are outstanding and the tv is very thin. All specs and physical characteristics match those of a Samsung that would cost almost double because of the name brand. Strongly recommend this tv. Will be buying a second for my spare room!

Will probably only by this brand fir now on. Wirksand look just as good as my tv that cost $2300.00 for less than a 1/4 of thecost.

Bought this open box and it’s been great. Not super high end but seems like it since I upgraded from an old 720p plasma tv

If you're like me, you may not be totally familiar with the Hisense name, but I'm learning that they actually make decent TV sets that don't break the bank. The Hisense has a beautiful HD display that I've found to be very close to my Samsung 4K TV, although the colors on the Hisense weren't quite as bright (but still very good). Dark scenes also look good on the Hisense. It doesn't quite get as pure black as my Samsung does, but again it does very good and you can see the details of the dark scene clearly. If I wasn't doing a side-by-side comparison, I wouldn't be the wiser and would be very happy with the picture quality of the Hisense. The 55H9D features both 4K and HDR. There isn't a lot of 4K content out there yet: you'll need either Netflix's 4K streaming plan (and then, only certain shows are available in 4K) or you'll need to purchase a 4K Blu-ray player and UHD Bluray discs (make sure that the player doesn't simply upscale existing Blurays; you'll need a player that can specifically play 4K UHD discs). The 4K resolution is impressive on this TV set once you find some 4K videos to watch. The TV also features HDR which is a new technology that expands the available colors on the display by making some pixels brighter compared to non-HDR sets. Again, HDR content is a little sparse right now (and not all 4K videos have HDR), but having both 4K and HDR does "future-proof" this TV somewhat. More 4K HDR content will be coming in the future and will likely be as prevalent as 1080 HD content is now. One thing you'll likely find is that you need to set a little closer to the TV to fully appreciate the fine details that a 4K resolution brings. This TV is also "smart" and features apps for some popular services such as Netflix and YouTube, but sadly, Hulu is not available on this TV at this time. The app store doesn't seem to have as many apps as my Samsung TV, but this likely won't be an issue for you if you plan to hook up an Roku or Apple TV box anyways. The TV has 4 HDMI ports which is very nice and can be hard to find at this price point. When you figure that you'll likely be connecting your cable box, a Bluray player and a gaming console or two, 4 HDMI ports will certainly come in handy. Overall, the picture quality on the Hisense is impressive with good color and dark scene performance. The 4K HDR features provide some future-proofing for higher resolution content. The built-in apps may be somewhat lacking, but it has many of the basics such as Netflix and YouTube.

This is my first hisense tv and wow great tv for the price nice picture and sound well recommend