Customer Ratings & Reviews

Great product. Easy to purchase great sales team.

Sharp, vivid, well-equiped and smart! xxxxxxxxxx

My husband LOVES it, it is in his Man Cave!!!! The color is Beautiful !!!!

The tv is ok just don't like picture quality other than that it's a good TV.

Great. I live the TV. Fits perfectly in my bedroom

My son loves his TV. very easy set up. Shipping was very fast.

Great tv for the price. Fire tv is also very good and fast.

Great tv for a great price Hisense is a budget friendly tv

I could not get this item because the store had NO ABILTEY TO DELIVER SO I JUST WENT AND GOT MY MONEY BACK IT WOULD HAVE BEEN OK IF THEY JUST TOLD ME IT COULD NOT HAVE BEEN DONE ! BUT NO THEY YEXTED A NUMBER OF TIMES SAYING IT WAS ON THE WAY BUT AT 6 PM THEY TEXT ME AND DAID THEY DID NOT HAVE A TRUCK ITS NOT THAT BIG OF A TV AND I HAD TO WAITH 3 WEEKS FOR THE FIRST NO SHOW AND THEY SAID THEY WHERE REALLY BUSY AND IT WOULD BE 2 MORE WEEKS TO RESCHEDULE I LOVE BEST BUY AND THERE PRODUCTS BUT THE DELIVERY SERVICE STINKS

Setup and everything went easily enough. Haven't had a ton of usage with it yet since I just moved. Will update when using it more.

Returned this TV because the audio wouldn't turn off when the TV was off (especially annoying to have the audio come back on in the middle of the night) and when we changed from the antenna to an app we had the audio from both playing at the same time. Replaced with a 2nd one (same model TV) and still have problems getting the audio to turn off. I wouldn't recommend this TV to anyone unless they figure out the problem and issue a software update to fix it.

Easy to use great price but the picture wasn't the best,

I’ve had this tv for about two months now and I’ll start by saying I wanted to love it. But it just became clunky and slow. I’m not sure if it’s the Fire TV interface or the TV itself or whatever.

Love the TV, however sometimes have issues with it.

Unfortunately, this was one of the worst shopping experiences I’ve had. I purchased a TV as a gift and everything went wrong: • The delivery had to be rescheduled — the TV was only delivered on the second attempt. • I specifically requested a gift message to be included — there was none. • Customer service promised a bonus for the inconvenience, but it’s been over two weeks and I still haven’t received anything. I’m very disappointed with the lack of care and follow-through. I expected better service from Best Buy, especially when purchasing a gift.

Tv would not turn off. You turn off and it would turn back on again. Had to return

Bought the tv its just been 5 days and the screen go flickering and Had Big waves on screen when watching but gone after 4 Restart on the tv.Return on process

Damaged and frustrating because it was suppose to be brand now

Junk tv. Worked for 6 weeks and quit. Hisense came up with some excuse why not to stand behind it. Stay away from this tv and the Hisense brand all together. Unethical company and very unprofessional.

Overall The 2025 Hisense 55" Class QD6 Series QLED TV is positioned as an affordable option suitable for everyday viewing. It's a simple setup and surprisingly good built-in audio. While it offers decent picture quality and a user-friendly smart platform, potential buyers should be aware of limitations in contrast, black level reproduction, viewing angles, and gaming features. Additionally, the TV appears to require an internet connection for accessing apps, even those that might not inherently need it. Features This TV features a 55-inch QLED display with 4K resolution and a 60Hz refresh rate. It is powered by Amazon's Fire TV OS, granting access to a wide variety of streaming services and applications. 10gb of internal storage for apps and works as an offline TV without limiting features. The design is light and easy to mount, a single person can safely lift it. Setup is quick, and the TV can automatically detect and guide the programming of a soundbar remote. The internal speakers support Atmos. Cons - Features Color accuracy may lean towards darker hues compared to some alternatives. The absence of local dimming contributes to a lack of strong contrast, where bright colors can appear vivid, but black levels tend to present as a washed-out grey. Put a black screen and you get a very light grey. Furthermore, for the diy/self-hosting community, accessing applications seems to necessitate an internet connection, even for apps that don't inherently require online access. This doesn't imply your favorite streaming service such as Netflix or Prime Video, you'll always need internet access for those. This is specifically for accessing a personal media server or local DLNA server with media content. As soon as you open the app library, it tends to ask, and prevent, accessing said apps. A viable workaround is digging through settings and locating "Applications" > "Manage Installed Applications" then launching your desired app. Performance The Hisense QD6 offers satisfactory picture quality and effectively manages reflections. It exhibits a high native contrast ratio in specific scenarios. The integrated speakers, with Dolby Vision and Atmos support, provide surprisingly rich sound. Its 4K resolution and 60Hz refresh rate are adequate for casual gaming. Cons - Performance The viewing angle is narrow, leading to color distortion when viewed from the sides. The maximum brightness is limited, potentially causing issues with glare in well-lit rooms. The 4K 60Hz limitation and lack of advanced gaming technologies like VRR may not satisfy dedicated gamers. The upscaling of lower-resolution content is not particularly refined. A significant drawback is the lack of strong contrast, where blacks can appear as a washed-out grey, impacting overall image depth. Other Considerations While the internal speakers offer commendable sound, a dedicated soundbar and subwoofer can significantly enhance the audio immersion. The initial remote programming for external audio devices might require a couple of attempts to find the correct codes. A notable point is the apparent requirement for an internet connection to access applications, even those that might not inherently need it for their functionality, limiting offline use. Conclusion The 2025 Hisense 55" Class QD6 Series QLED TV serves as an accessible entry point in the world of smart televisions, particularly for those on a budget. Its ease of setup, decent sound quality, and user-friendly Fire TV OS are notable positives. However, potential buyers should carefully consider its limitations in contrast and black level reproduction, narrow viewing angles, limited brightness, basic gaming capabilities, and the apparent need for a constant internet connection for app access. While it can be a good value for casual viewing in darker rooms, these drawbacks might be significant for users with specific picture quality or usage requirements.