Customer Ratings & Reviews

I hadn’t upgraded my TV for about 6 years. I got this on sale and upgraded from a cheap Roku TV. It’s miles better than my previous TV. I’m very happy with it. Love the Google OS. Miles better than Roku OS. High key recommend.

65”! TV is really great. The picture quality is top tier. I’ve watched everything on it (movies sports High res specials etc). Sound quality it very good. But bought the Hisense soundbar and sub after the fact and that has added even better sound quality. I would buy another but bigger next time I’m in the market.

I love my new TV. It’s has exceeded my expectations. The picture quality is awesome. I would definitely recommend this TV.

Great quality for the price. Very happy with our purchase!

Overall, good TV great quality doesn’t break the bank

I had never considered purchasing a Hisense TV before and I’ve definitely been missing out. I’ve owned TVs from some of the top brands in this price range, but after years of frustration, I decided to take a chance on the U7 Series Mini-LED QLED. I’m so glad I did. Key Features:
 There are several key features and specs I always look for in a TV, and the U7 checks every box. 4K? Check. Tons of local dimming zones for high contrast and deep blacks? Check. Color accuracy? Check. Easy-to-use interface? Check. 3,000-nit peak brightness? Check. HDMI 2.1 ports with eARC? Check. And the list goes on. My TV is located in a bright living room with light coming in from all directions. The anti-reflection technology on this set is some of the best I’ve seen - without hurting picture quality. My last TV was like a mirror, but the U7 is in a league of its own. Sure, some reflection is inevitable, but the U7’s screen diffuses harsh light extremely well. Picture Quality:
 As I mentioned earlier, I have zero complaints about the picture on this TV. The local dimming is superb, delivering blacks that would make an OLED blush. Grey uniformity is also the best I’ve seen in a panel. I’m a bit of a color nerd, I used to be a graphic designer and seeing that this TV is Pantone color certified is the cherry on top. It looks incredible in bright rooms and absolutely shines when the lights go out. HDR performance is immersive and spectacular. If Hisense keeps this up, there’s no doubt in my mind they’re going to take the market by storm. Unboxing: 
I’m always hesitant to have TVs delivered because I’ve seen what can happen during shipping. This Hisense arrived within a few days, and I had zero issues. The TV was well-protected, and I have to give a massive shoutout to Hisense for their attention to detail in this department. My wife always complains when helping me unpack and mount a TV because she’s paranoid about touching the screen and rightfully so. Hisense is the first manufacturer I’ve seen include a 3-inch strip of plastic on each side of the screen where you’d naturally grab to lift it. That kind of attention to detail immediately sets the tone for the quality of the product. My ONE Complaint: 
After a few days of use, my only issue is the thickness. It might not matter to most, but for me, it’s slightly disappointing. While the depth is only 3 inches, once mounted on the wall, it’s definitely the thickest TV I’ve owned in years. My living room is part of a great room, so the side of the TV is visible from both the kitchen and dining room. The U7 sticks out more than I’d prefer. That said, every other feature more than makes up for it. All pros and cons considered, this TV is 5-stars anyway you look at it. I love the decision to use Google TV, I love that Hisense is using AI to improve the U7’s already killer features, I love the price point and I love that I finally found a TV that provides the best user experience I’ve ever had with a TV. Top specs and no compromises… It doesn’t get better than this.

I love my new TV. They answer all my questions at the store

I replaced a 55in Hisense TV from 2022 with this 65in Hisense TV from 2025 and man have things changed! TL;DR for those that want some quick pros/cons and the details follow below. Good Google OS Brightness Clarity Remote - light up, custom button Bluetooth Interop Soundbar eARC Interop WiFi 2.4, 5 & 6GHz Gaming refresh rate Bad No Volume Indicator Number with eARC sound bar Camera / gestures (not documented outside of menus) Meh Weight ~43 lbs. AI "stuff" Jittery Golf Balls As I noted, I've had Hisense TVs before; one not so great one pretty good and now the latest U7 Mini LED version for 2025. My immediate reaction on unboxing is that this 65" TV is pretty heavy and at 43lbs, I'm not wrong. The setup was a piece of cake; a typical Google TV experience using a combination of the remote control & TV. This TV has the ability to use 6GHz networks if you have one, but I am content with 6E at 5GHz for ease of streaming as I keep a separate SSID for 6GHz and want to have ease of device casting. The remote has a slide-off back, vs just a battery door - to me, a unique but nice change. The remote is quite an upgrade in just the past 3 years as well. On movement, the most common buttons light up and there's even a configurable button beyond the pre-labeled / programmed ones; I set mine up for YouTube Music. This TV is BRIGHT! It has taken and will continue to take time to find the right colors and brightness for the room and this is strange to me, as I didn't need to do this with the last 55" Hisense. 1000 nits on the spec sheet but the box says a max of 3000 nits - and that's some insane brightness! I hooked up my Bose Smart Soundbar via the eARC port and it was welcomed in and the TV made it the default audio output device. It was seamless and there haven't been any audio delay adjustments necessary as things are perfectly in sync - something I fought a bit with the last TV. With the soundbar connected, adjusting the volume "does not" show you a number equivalent of the volume level. My wife is not happy about this part but I found that with Bluetooth connected headphones (which also required very little effort), you DO get the volume numbers; I haven't told her about this because she'd probably make me complicate a very simple setup. Now, there's a setting for a "camera" that I found only because I went through every menu and menu item. Where is this camera? Where the IR receiver is? It's not on the spec sheet and it's a super tough thing to find. I turned this off. No thanks. Hisense seems to have added some "AI" into the TV as well as "Intelligent" settings but they aren't available in any of the Dolby modes. Here, you can allow some auto-tuning of quality from the TV based on things like the current scene, the lighting in the room & how you want it to handle energy savings. They work pretty well - I'm hoping they continue to improve over time with updates as well. 144Hz HDMI ports are great for gaming! On powering up the PS5, the TV input switched right over & activated "Instant Game Response" which is ALLM in PS5 terms; the setting is pretty easy to find when you hit Menu on the remote and slide over to the right a few items. Amazing graphics and refresh rate shows me that the 144Hz is truly in play. On a side note, when streaming the PGA and replaying it via ESPN+, I often see golf ball jitter on approach. For a great fresh rate, I'm wondering if the Apps need some updating to support a higher refresh. So, after a week of using the TV - I totally recommend it. I'm not an expert on the perfect picture as my eyes aren't perfect anymore but this TV isn't getting any complaints from the family.

Received the 2024 version instead of the 2025. Returned Check your items when ordering and receiving. They sent me the 2024 version.

Nowadays it seems like buying a TV is as complicated as buying a car with all the various makes and models. In recent years Hisense has only complicated this even more as what used to be a brand you could write off for inexpensive and low quality TVs is no longer the case. The Hisense U7 series has really become a strong competitor in the TV space and now this year with the MiniLED and ULED technology there really are very few reasons to purchase any other TV other than this one without doubling or tripling your price range. First right out of the box you can tell Hisense has continued to emphasize a premium quality product as the frame and base are not cheap plastic. The base here (even for 65 inches) included two metal legs with the centerpiece you attach for a more sophisticated look rather than the two awkward legs on each side of the TV that most manufacturers opt for. This also allows for a more sturdy TV and for those using a smaller TV stand this is a nice feature. Two more things before actually talking about the performance are in regard to the remote and the ports. It seems like between my wife and kids we are constantly cycling through various TVs throughout the house and this remote is my absolute favorite. I understand some people's desire for a small remote, but I much prefer this remote that is large enough not to constantly go missing and that has a premium feel to it. The buttons are also extremely well designed and the shortcut buttons are actually useful as Netflix, Youtube, Prime Video, and Disney are all actual normal streaming services whereas they didn`t just ask for the largest bidder where TVs end up with shortcut buttons for Crunchyroll or other obscure streaming services. Also the programmable additional favorite button is greatly appreciated. Then the remote being backlit is just icing on the cake, especially at a TV of this price point. Then in regard to the ports this TV has everything you need with 4 HDMI ports that all output at 4K 165Hz, 2 USB ports, Ethernet, Digital Audio Output, Headphone Jack, AV Input, and your Antenna connection so again there really is nothing further you could ask for here. When powering it on though the setup was a breeze as the Google interface is by far the superior interface nowadays especially for those who may already be in the google smart home ecosystem. However, the TV does support Alexa and Apple Homekit. I will say with the internal processor the interface is extremely snappy and even outpaces the new Google Streamer that I have on another TV in my home. So enough with the setup as the performance of this TV is what really sets it apart from competitors in this price range and even those in price ranges above it. First with the QLED component I can say that the colors here really pop and the various ranges of colors able to be output clearly making everything I've thrown at it extremely realistic and vibrant. The Mini-LED and 3000 dimming zones are where you really see the realism though as the deeper colored shadows and highlights truly make it look like you are viewing the picture as in real life. The vast amount of dimming zones nearly eliminates any haloing (where a bright glow appears around dark objects). There were various scenes where it even came close to that OLED performance such as when there was a bright moon in a dark sky there was very little white bleed into the black sky and that line that separates the white moon and black sky was extremely crisp and defined. This facet is so difficult to describe through words and even pictures, but for the sake of the argument I can say that this feature typically would cost hundreds of dollars more on those bigger name brand TVs. Two other aspects of the picture that I have to mention are the glare and gaming components. First with the glare, I`m not sure what type of coating they put on the TV but it has nearly minimized the glare without any compromise in viewing angle. Then for those gamers the 165Hz refresh rate truly held up when I hooked my PC up to the TV to see if it would truly hit that full 165Hz and it did in a multitude of games. The last thing to mention briefly is sound as I know most are going to hook this up to a soundbar, but I was extremely impressed again with the sound here as you see 2.1.2 multichannel audio and think it's probably a gimmick, but the the sound here really does mirror that of high end OLED TVs. I know I`ve basically said this is a perfect TV and I really do believe that. Hisense is punching well above its weight class with this TV and at this price point there truly is nothing that is going to beat it from a quality standpoint. From the premium build quality and interface to the standout performance there truly are no faults with this TV. There is no need to spend any more money on a higher end TV unless you are going to the top of the market with an OLED TV and for that reason I would recommend this TV for nearly everyone in the market for a new TV.

This TV has it all 165Hz refresh rate for gaming. Dolby vision. The picture is phenomenal. Colors really pop out at you. The black is black not blackish. The sound is incredible. Even without using my soundbar. It delivers crisp sound and deep bass.Very satisfied with this purchase.

I’ll be honest, I wasn’t expecting to be this impressed. I’ve had budget TVs my whole life and always just accepted that watching TV during the day meant dealing with washed-out colors and fighting the glare from windows. My apartment has windows on almost every wall and I never bothered buying anything premium because I assumed it wouldn’t make a difference. This TV proved me completely wrong. The brightness on the U7 is on another level. I’m talking sunlight pouring through multiple windows at noon and the picture still looks vivid, sharp, and full of color. Any other TV I’ve owned would have been a white rectangle at that point. This one just handles it like it’s nothing. Once I saw it in my actual living room, in real daylight conditions, I genuinely couldn’t believe what I was looking at. The colors pop, the blacks stay deep even in brighter scenes, and everything just looks the way it’s supposed to look. The Dolby Vision and the local dimming really shine once the sun goes down too — night viewing is just as impressive as daytime. One small thing — the TV is a little thicker than some of the slimmer models out there. But honestly, once I started reading about how Mini-LED backlighting works, I get it. Packing in that many LEDs to hit the kind of brightness this thing produces takes some space. It’s a trade-off I’ll happily make every single time. You won’t even notice it once it’s mounted on the wall. Overall — if you have a bright room and have been settling for a picture that disappears in daylight, this TV is the answer. Genuinely one of the best purchases I’ve made.

I have been going back and forth on the final score I want to give to this Hisense TV. I am giving it 5 stars, because I can't give 4.5, so I will include an asterisk. While this issue lies in the software side of the TV and not the actual picture that is shown on the screen. Would also like to point out that I am a gamer and spend time making sure the image of whatever I am watching or playing is the best it can be. With that said, this set does 4K gaming proud once the settings are configured. When I received the set, I had 1 other person helping me set it up and out of the box, which you should really do! I immediately mounted the TV to a floor stand because I live in CA, nuff said. On set up, the Google TV part came in and really helped by signing in and it finished the set up mostly from there, including wifi set up. The set prompted me for an update immediately and I had to stop and realized the wifi was already clearly working. Comes with several apps to use from streaming with MAX, to watching a soothing app (open window?) that has several nature scenes that play. There is also apparently a sample size of Google TV that is included in hopes of getting that sub out of you. I tested several games and came away very impressed overall. I have included 2 pictures showing the very limited gaming options and another picture ofthe movie UP. First, watching movies on this TV is pure pleasure. My family has never spent this much time together in the same room consecutively....ever. Love it. Coming from an LG C3, I was hoping for more options for on screen menus. For example there are only 5 options in the gaming section including longer frames per second (FPS) but nothing to show current frames the TV is giving out that I have seen. I personally loved this feature on the C3 and used it constantly. I use the FPS counter on Steam, but it does not always show for every game I tested. I am not sure if this is due to playing on screen 2 only from my PC. Additionally, I hope Hisense updates and adds more information on each setting and keeps them on. I cannot tell you how annoying it is to have to go into settings constantly to check to see if all the gaming settings are correct when playing. Yes I would recommend this TV for anyone interested in a 4K set for sports, movies or gaming. Also currently on sale for a great price on Best Buy.

This is an excellent TV for movies, shows, and video games, especially when paired with a Hisense sound bar setup that supports Hi-Concerto (e.g. the Hisense AX5140Q). The picture quality is phenomenal. The brightness can be set fairly high for better daytime viewing, and the black levels are pretty close to OLED TVs. I also really like the Google TV interface, far more intuitive than other UIs. You can't go wrong with this TV, especially for the price when it's on sale.

I just got this Hisense 65-inch U7 Series, and honestly, it’s a big improvement from our older smart TV that we now realize was incredibly slow. Tthe picture looks amazing: it creates bright, vibrant colors and handles light and dark scenes perfectly. The brightness is on point so that watching TV during the day, even with sunlight pouring in, is totally fine. Then at night, the black levels are deep, and it’s not that annoying hazy gray that washes scenes out, making movies and shows look fantastic. Setting it up was shockingly easy; I was able to use my prior wall mount and with my husband's help we were hung and streaming within minutes. The remote is simple and clean looking making it easy to use (one of my complaints from our prior TV). The built-in Google TV interface is fast and simple to use, putting all my streaming apps right where I need them and I can easily cast from my phone. This TV feels like a massive, premium upgrade without the crazy price tag, and it’s made every movie night way better.

This television performs great during day and night time! While watching at night dark colors look rich and sharp. During daytime the tv is very bright even when daylight is hitting it. Everything works perfectly on this television, I totally recommend!

I upgraded from a 60” 1080p tv that was 12 years old. I did quite a bit if research and found Hisense to the best overall specs for what i wanted in a tv. Many reviews spoke about how bright the HDR performance was. Without a good point of HDR reference, i pulled the the trigger on the purchase. Bright HDR performance meant blinding bright. I started getting headaches. I loved the performance but my eyes were not ready for how bright HDR content was. Other than the brightness, which can be adjusted in settings, i highly recommend this model of tv. It is a great value for the performance.

I have to admit - I was nervous to buy a brand of TV I had never bought before much less heard of. However, after speaking with multiple Best Buy employees, and doing online research, I felt like it was safe to give it a go. Every time I turn it on I am HAPPY!! It is so nice! High quality, bright, works good even in a room with lots of windows. I am impressed. My wife finally let me get a 65" because it was also on Memorial weekend sale!!

Great picture, just gets a little warm but that was expected. Built in sub was better than I thought it would be

This tv has a colorful and bright screen. Its sound quality is better than most. On the downside, the viewing angle is limited. However, for the price, it's hard to beat this model.