Customer Ratings & Reviews

No complaints for price point....great picture when signal is good...easy setup...blooming noticeable on black screen...still happy with purchase...Must tweet sound with a soundbar...

The picture is amazing with 4K content but is subpar with anything less. Wouldn’t purchase it again

Very good budget tv. Have had zero issues with it so far. Picture looks good.

Amazing picture quality. Roku TV’s are really the best out there. Super easy, my elderly parents can use it without any fuss.

excellent product, very good quality and at a very accessible price and easy to use

It had a spot on the inside of the outer glass. Probably a tech who touched the screen with bare hands. The lower-left corner had some light/clouding. I sent it back. The operating system was good, all the apps worked well. The picture resolution looked good, it was just the build quality and the light bleeding/cloudiness that ruined it for me.

Complete met my expectations. Very easy set up....

I would have given it 5 stars had it not frozen a couple of times. For the price, the picture quality and color is great.

product was very good, easy to install and use, but service was mediocre with not much help and no enthusiasm.

Tv was great and easy to setup. Roku system is a plus. But after a week the graphics got very blurry and pixelated while watching regular cable tv.

I absolutely love my new 65" Hisense flatscreen. It was delivered with the utmost care and upon unpacking and setting it up I was completely in awe of the quality of the resolution .The price of the item was also perfect.

Hoping it will be so. I am awaiting you installers, due next week. Once it and the other items ordered are installed I will be happy to review them.

It is not as user-friendly as I would like. Adding on apps is very difficult. I try to exchange it for a Samsung 65 inch frame TV but I did not have a way to take the TV off my wall and return it. Very frustrating.

Tv is good quality but will constantly freeze and turn itself on and off in an effort to reset itself

The tv is damaged when we received no chance to use it. Cannot comments on ease of use.

Great TV with a Picture soooo GOOD that it left me speechless. The speakers may require a soundbar if you are big on that but for me it is fine. Very easy to interact with both the Roku remote and my Verizon Fios remote. Love the features... I have a Samsung Galaxy 7 phone and I hit the "Smartview" in settings on my phone and "Wa La"...the mirror casting came up on the TV without me hitting any TV buttons (Roku has no Facebook App so you have to Mirror-Cast). The list goes on and I am a senior citizen with very little tech background. A VERY GOOD BUY!!

Just got this TV yesterday, but so far couldn't be happier. I know there are better products with better pictures, wider viewing angles, no 'dirty screen effect' or haloing, true 120 motion, etc. But for the money I think this is the best value out there. On sale I paid $569, which is less than half what I paid for each of my three prior family room TV's -- a 36" Toshiba CRT, a 50 inch Sony rear projection model and a 50" HD SONY LCD. My first impression is that 4K HDR content is phenomenal. The colors were lifelike with minimal fiddling, and even the middle brightness setting is really bright. I connected it to a brand new Samsung Q70 sound bar and both DTS and Dolby Atmos worked flawlessly. The only issue was that the video and sound weren't perfectly synced, but I was able to correct that on the sound bar. Older content (streaming 80's TV shows from Hulu) does look a little grainy but I'm not faulting the TV for that. I turned on a college basketball game and motion was very smooth. Build quality is good, and I really like that this TV has Roku built in. I use a Roku stick on my bedroom TV so I had zero learning curve. I mounted the TV on the wall, and this is where I have my only nitpick. The TV mounts are on the lower half of the set, and aren't flush with each other or a curved section along the bottom of the TV (requiring different spacers for the top two mounting holes than the bottom two, and requiring that the mounting brackets stick out a bit to clear the bottom of the casing). I spent about half an hour mixing and matching spacers until I found a combination that worked. It's the sort of part I wish they'd include on sets with that style of back. I can't imagine it would cost the manufacturer more than a penny or two, but would save a lot of aggravation and be more secure (than having to stack multiple spacers for each mounting hole). That aside I did get it installed and am loving it. My first Hisense TV, and at this point likely to not be my last.