Customer Ratings & Reviews

The worst television that I have ever purchased. This television has a serious lag period to it. The power button on the remote takes forever to activate. The pre-installed app Netflix doesn't work and Hulu doesn't work good on the television either. I would not recommend this television. Oh and one more thing, some of the HDMI ports do not work.

I never thought about Hisense TVs. I always thought they were a sub brand. Boy was I wrong. Hisense is a player and you should really take a look. You will not be disappointed. The picture quality is very good. The blacks are very good. I dare say excellent. I own a Samsung too and the blacks are better on Hisense. I am currently tweaking colors to my preference and finding that I love the overall picture in terms of brightness and crispness. It has something called quantum dot which gives it more than a billion color shades. Did I say, I love the picture? Ok, I really do. The refresh rate is very good. I watched baseball last night and there was no lag in the picture. The sound is "ok" not great, but not bad. Let's face it people, if you are buying these types of TVs you should have surround sound or a sound bar. Having said that I use a surround sound and the results are excellent. The TV weighs about 45lbs. It is well packed. It comes with 4 HDMIs which is usually saved for big expense TVs. 2 USB ports, Ethernet, Wifi, etc., You can connect through your Google account and your Android phone. The tv utilizes android tv. It does seem a bit slow to connect to the apps. Ethernet connection. I think the processor is a bit slow, but I need more time to play with it. Don't let the slower connect time on the apps change your mind. This TV is a winner. Hopefully an update can address that concern. It has all the google bells and whistles including google assistant. My family uses Alexa and we were happy to see the tv works with Alexa too. The voice activated remote is smooth. Voice activated remotes are becoming the new standard. Hisense got out in front of the curve by including it here. This is a smart tv and has numerous apps through google. The TV has a stand that is easy to use, but personally I am always worried about the safety of those stands so I wall hang my TVs. Having said that this stand seems very solid This is a 4k TV. I viewed a few videos in 4k and the picture quality is something I have never seen before. Wow. Amazing clarity. I need to seek out more 4k content. There isn't much yet, but I can't wait. Hisense put a ton of features and amazing picture quality into this TV. Hisense is now in the top tier. Excuse me now, I am going back to my TV to play with features and enjoy the 65 inch screen which makes us feel like we are in a theatre. Great job Hisense.

I was afraid it was going to be a budget tv, but my experience has been great so far. Android TV is Okay. This tv looks amazing if you dial the right calibration

This T.V is a great deal for the price. Picture reminds me of Samsung without the price. I've had it for about 7 months now, with no problems at all.

Beautiful picture. Terrible ARC ISSUES. CUSTOMER SERVICE IS A JOKE. YOU GET WHAT YOU PAY FOR IS THE BEST I CAN SAY.

Best LED TV for the money. Picture quality as good if not better than big name TV brands.

Amazing Tv and the android system runs pretty smooth. Great alternative for the price im happy

Out of all my research, this is the best home/moderate gaming TV you can buy for under $1000. Definitely a deal.

Love the tv easy to use n the picture is great. Yes lots of app as well I can download 3th party app as well

Best picture quality for the price. Would be a lot better if HDMI arc was available

I have had this TV for a week and it's fit all my needs. Use it for streaming and watching movies. Hooked up Martin Logan and Oppo to this TV and it's now a complete system. Sure you could spend another couple of 1000 for a TV but I couldn't justify for how much more you get in that TV.

Picture looks really good especially with Dolby vision and in Hdr 4k

This TV has a quality picture... Sound sucks but most modern tvs require a soundbar nowadays

Almost all features wanting in a big tv, very clear display, sound quality is outstanding.

Love this tv , best purchase made ! Awesome quality picture , great sound !

Excellent ULED TV. Save money by buying this panel. Enjoying every minute...

Has really great highlights, colors and deep blacks. Android OS is slow on this device due to a lower grade processor. Somewhat cheaper looking when compared to other models. Not a true 120hz panel. Motion handling is good not great. Gaming input lag is under 15 ms so that rocks. Remote is average. Great TV on a budget.

Have had this TV for a little while now. I love the picture quality.

I'm very impressed with the Hisense 65 H9F Android TV! From the functionality, to the performance, to the features, it's a great package, and I think a great value considering you can pay a lot more for TVs with all the features this has. Let me list some: - 4K/UltraHD resolution - HDR, Dolby Vision and HDR10 - Motion Rate 480, motion technology - Quantum Dot, billions of colors/shades - 132 Local Dimming Zones, for a better contrast ratio, more like an OLED TV which costs much more - Android TV with lots of apps available, for a Smart TV - Google Assistant is built-in (I'd imagine standard with Google TV) - You can issue commands from Alexa - Bluetooth and WiFi - 4 HDMI ports, one supporting ARC, 1 Composite, 1 Coax, and one Headphone jack, and one Optical audio out jack. There is also a 1A USB 3.0 port and a .5A USB 2.0 port as well as an RJ-45 Network jack. Image Quality - Of course one of the most important things is how will things look on your new TV. With the Hisense 65 H9F I don't think you could be anything other than impressed. When my wife comments on the picture looking better than our last TV, which was a number of years old but I thought still a very good 55" HD TV, you know there is something special. She doesn't usually care or comment on such thing. It actually looks like some images are 3D. I thought it was just me, then my wife actually said the same thing and mentioned the vibrant colors. She noticed it when the kids were watching some cartoons. I've seen the 3D look on nature videos, cooking shows, and sci-fi movies. Don't get me wrong, it's not 3D, but there is something about the picture/video quality that makes things seem more life like and at times like they are popping off the screen, at least to my wife an I. I don't know if the billion color "Quantum Dot" technology gives that effect or if it has to do with the motion technology (Motion Rate 480) or maybe HDR but the bottom line is the image quality is excellent. - The wide viewing angle is also excellent. It's very wide and very good! It's not just that you can see the image from the side well but I don't notice dimming or change/dulling of colors when moving far to a very wide angle on the side. Sound - The sound through the TV Speakers sounds full and rich to me for built in speakers and the volume seems very good. - I have a new pair of Bluetooth earbuds and the sound is great on those. I tried using a Bluetooth speaker and the sound was distorted without me changing audio settings on the TV. That could be because my Bluetooth speaker is a little older since the newer earbuds worked perfectly. I do love the ability to use Bluetooth audio. It will be cool to use earbuds when others are trying to read or something. - The headphone jack can be changed in the TV settings to go to the headphones only when connected or to go through the TV speakers too. User Interface and Experience - I was a little skeptical of Android TV but my family and I have found it very easy to use and generally fast. There are some times where it feels a little sluggish but in general I like the look and feel better than other Smart TV user interfaces that I've seen. I thought an Android TV may take longer to turn on. It actually turns on faster than our old TV, almost instantly. I've also been happily surprised and impress that switching from other inputs back to the Home Android TV screen is very fast, almost instant. - I like the way it displays "Channels" like YouTube, Netflix, and Pandora down the side and Apps across the top. You can customize both of those but check the bugs I mention at the bottom. If you have an Android phone you can install the Android TV remote app. It's far more basic than the physical remote but it does have a mode to turn on a trackpad which could be better for some games or apps. - Besides streaming apps that you would expect on any smart TV I did try a board game app that is made for Android TV. We have the board game and like it and enjoy playing it on Android. I was happily surprised to see that it's supports Android TV and is actually very playable on there - and looks excellent! The actual game plays very well just using the TV remote. You can play with more than one person using the TV remote and passing it around. When you're setting up the game some of the menus feel a little slow but the game itself plays well. Google Assistant is a plus. We've used it to load YouTube videos, ask the weather, and other random things. If you ask the weather it not only speaks the answer but shows a simple but nice and clear 5 day forecast on the screen. - The integration with Alexa is cool too. I need to see what all the commands are it will take. You can turn it off, pause playback, and start a specific show for starters though. I've done those. btw...you need to enable Alexa integration though the Hisense website. - I was able to plug in a flash drive from a digital camera and view photos and play video off it without using any special apps. Sure, it should support that but I wanted to see it work. Android TV shows notifications at the top right of the Home screen. That's where you'll see a notice when you plug in a flash drive. Setup When you first hook it up and turn it on you need to go through a simple setup that will take a few minutes. I don't think it was more than five. After the initial setup I had to install two large updates. Well, it would have let me wait and watch a movie right away if I wanted. Anyway, it automatically finds the update, assuming you have the TV connected to the internet and set it up with your Google account. It will ask you if you want to download it and you have the option of downloading in the background. When it finishes downloading, it will ask you to install it. The download took a few minutes with my 100Mbps connection. I didn't time it, but it probably took 15 minutes total to download and install the update. After that it needed a second update that took about the same amount of time to download and install. I'm not sure what version of Android it had when it was out of the box but after the updates it has Android 8.0, Oreo. 5 Stars! I'm giving the Hisense 65" H9F a 5 star rating because of things I've mentioned above that I like and the fact that you buy a TV to play content and this does that very well. The bugs below don't inhibit that in anyway that will matter to 99% of the people out there who just want a TV. Bugs - Ok, this isn't really a bug but it only shows 4.2GB of total space available. I haven't installed many apps, mostly just ones for streaming, and I only have 1.3GB free out of that 4.2GB total. I don't expect it to be a problem for me but if you plan to install a lot of games you might want to do some extra research first and make sure they will fit. - The Android TV Home lets you customize the "Channels" you see (the option is at the bottom) but it doesn't save your changes very long. It will hold them for a while, maybe even when you turn the TV off and back on once or twice, but much more than that and it seems to revert to the default Channel settings. - I have one old device giving 480i output that it couldn't display correctly with the "Automatic Content Recognition" turned on. This is under "Settings" and "Enhanced Viewing". The TV tries to improve the video and audio based on the content that's being played. When you first setup the TV it asks if you want this enabled and gives you a warning which probably says it will not work with all things. I turned it on during setup. It took me a while to figure out that was casing a problem for me. The problem I saw was the old device connected through an HDMI adapter displayed well but flashed every other second or so making it unusable. With the "Automatic Content Recognition" off it works just fine. So I'm not sure what could possibly be better about my viewing experience if I had that on but as great as everything looks without it I'm fine giving it up.

I am very happy with this tv. Did a lot of research and this tv gave the most bang for the buck.