Customer Ratings & Reviews

excellent tv. I enjoyed watching this tv everyday. I am selling to my uncle because he loves this tv more than I do. I will be buying the H9G

This is one of the best TVs on the market for the price! It competes with TVs that are double the price point for sure!

I purchased this TV over a year ago. The TV was $600 it was worth every penny then and now.

Very good quality, easy to setup fair price for the quality of the unit I would recommend to a friend

Im upset because i raved about this tv when i first bought it the image is amazing but the software on the tv is atrocious. Honestly the image is amazing but half of the time it take to long for things to load and what not and its not my internet like the tv it self wont exit for hulu or netflix. Theres times when i cant even turn off the tv i recommended this tv to family and friends and i hope they dont get the same issues i got.

you have to special order this but you get as much new tech as a 4K set twice the money.

A decent priced TV, you don’t need to overspend on expensive TV

Good deal. One slight thing is the OS occasionally lags.

Got a 10% discount from best buy was a steal for this product. Totally worth it!

Picture quality was OK not difference from my regular 4k TV can do except this being more up to date with newer apps. If you can get a deal on it definitely get it

Could not expect more from a TV in it's price range. Extremely Happy!

Love everything about it m best buy with the best price.

Eat budget tv on the market, super happy about my purchase

Response is so laggy but the picture quality was really good

The Hisense - 55" Class - LED - H9F Series - 2160p - Smart - 4K UHD TV with HDR Model 55H9F is my home’s first 4K UHD and HDR TV. Previously we have had several large screen TVs, from rear projection TVs some years ago to a couple of flat screen LED the most recent a 2016 50 inch LED HD version. My family is unanimous that Hisence H9F is a significant step up in resolution and color from our earlier TVs even with the same devices and sources providing the input signal. The Hisense H9F gives us a new higher resolution video, with brighter colors and higher dynamic range. The two enhancements in resolution and color combine combine to add finer detail and texture to images that were absent from our earlier TVs from the same sources of broadcast and blu ray disks. We don’t currently have a 4K Ultra HD Blu-ray player so currently the internet sites like Netflix are our only sources of full 4K Ultra HD media but the upscaling of HD media from cable and Internet by the Hisense 55H9F is an experience that rivals 4K Ultra HD for a lot of videos and significantly enhances the entertainment value . From the specs the Hisense 55H9F appears to have high performance functionality at a modest price. The 20 watt output sound system has plenty of volume for our living room at a 20% setting. The model 55H9F has 4 HDMI ports, one port is marked as 4K and the other 3 HDMI ports as ports 1, 2, and 3. The Smart engine that drives the 55H9F is Android the current version is Android 8.0. Having Android native to a TV was nice I installed the VLC media player app on the Hisense with Google Play Store and can easily play video from our home network or USB flash drive without using an android tablet and Chromecast adapter. The Amazon Prime video app isn’t on the Google Play Store and I haven’t explored side loading apps yet but that might resolve one Play Store application limitations. I am just starting to look at the possibilities opened in using a big screen TV with android apps and games but the future looks to be very interesting and entertaining. Integrating the the Hisense 55H9F into our living room entertainment system has been the only inconvenient issue. The 55H9F is so new that the remote controls for the other entertainment devices don’t have control programming codes to support configuring the remotes for convenient operation. Our TV cable signal is processed by a DVR which uses a remote with radio for DVR control and IR for control of the TV its connected to. The DVR remote and could only be programed so far to control the TV on/off function, the HDMI port selection, and mute/un-mute for the Hisense. Volume, and all other control functions for the TV required the Hisence remote. Our previous living room system could manage TV viewing with just the DVR remote. Our family had to change to multiple remotes where only one had been needed for years. The Hisence 55H9F offers display technology that is usually found in more expensive 4K TVs in a system that has excellent performance at a modest cost. I am giving the Hisense 55H9F a five star rating for its performance and economy.

Junk. Do not buy. The UI is lagging due to a horrible processor and the operating system bricked during and upgrade. Had to get a repair person to come out to fix it (still under warranty). Now after warranty is done tv won't turn on. Junk

After one year of use, the TV began to shut off by itself. There is not a timer or "sleep" mode set on it. There is a long lag time between pushing the remote's on/off button and the TV turning on/off. At first, it was tolerable, but after one year, it takes 2-5 minutes of holding the on/off button down continuously before the TV will power on/off. I am on a budget and tried to save spending a couple of hundred dollars. Now, I am buying another TV to replace this one. Total waste of $600. It feels as if this money was stolen from me.

I’m not sure it’s prevalent with all units but there some sort of ‘burn in’ on the screen where the inputs panel is in the back. Plus, the source would change without the punching the remote. Returned.

The T.V. we received had visible LED boxes in the back of the screen, which became increasingly evident as the T.V. warmed up. I contacted Hisense, and they proceeded to ask for bits and pieces of information over the course of a month before finally authorizing a replacement. The replacement T.V. we received was a refurbished T.V., and while the light boxes are not as evident, are still visible on one side of the screen. (different side than the first t.v. had)

Its rubber on the leg stand keep falling off. It hangs frequently When you set it to auto wake up it doesn't follow schedule and keep turning on.