Customer Ratings & Reviews

Excellent picture quality. Support 120Hz which works perfectly with my Series X. The sound from the TV speakers is above average, and for the price, I believe this is one of the best TVs you can get

The 65” Hisense tv had a dynamic picture. The problem was that the remote control kept turning on my LG TV that’s the monitor for my main camera security system. Both were located in the same room. Jason, Geek Squad Tech, came determine what was the problem. He saw what I was experiencing with the Hisense remote and couldn’t determine the cause. He then called his supervisor who informed him that Hisense TVs have LG parts internally. Therefore, I couldn’t continue the aggravation of having both coming on each time.

Upgraded from a lower level lg tv and between the color of movies to responsiveness of gaming Im very pleased and blow away but what this tv can do for the price.

This TV is outstanding for the price. I'm using it as an outside patio TV and it is very bright and the glare is minimal. It is also perfect for gaming.

The tv is amazing but its got its issues. I cant use an hdmi cord for my audio to my soundbar as it makes a horrible noise randomly. tried switching sound bars and cords and it just keeps going. the only way I have been able to eliminate the sound is by going to optical sound so I believe the earc port is perhaps the problem. If it didnt have this issue i would definately recommend this tv but the annoying sound really makes it not worth the price.

This TV is pretty awesome, especially for the price. I had an older Sharp 1080P in my room and replaced it with this. Hooked my XBOX Series X to it and it look great at UHD 120HZ. It is quite shocking as I have a Samsung QLED 7 series and that does not even support UHD at 120hz. I paid less than half for the hisense and I have to say, I almost put the picture of the Hisense above my Q7. I do like the layout of the Q7 better though. Also, the sounds on the Hisense is crazy. I have never owned a TV that had decent speakers. When it kicks into Atmos mode, it sounds very clear and fills my room. I was shocked as it sounded better than my old LG sound bar and sub.

It was the lightest 65" TV I can find. I'm impressed with the performance. The processor is FAST! It turns on right away, which is unheard of for a TV! It can also play 8K content on youtube smoothly that even my LG OLED can't do! The viewing angle doesn't seem as good as the LG OLED though but this thing is really a good bang for the buck. I have KODI installed on it as well! No need for the Nvidia Shield. That is another big dollar saving already.

After a couple of weeks of research, I settled on the 65 inch, U7G and I am really glad that I did. The picture on this TV is amazing; deep, dramatic contrast, enough brightness to see a sharp picture in full daylight and a broad pallet of colors way beyond what my 5 year old Samsung (which died) was capable of. I'm enjoying image subtleties that are probably beyond my ability to fully appreciate. Honestly, I haven't even yet gotten around to tweaking the 'out of the box', factory settings! Several YT reviewers subtracted points for weak audio - IMO, there is plenty of volume as long as you don't expect your walls to rattle!

What a great TV! I couldn't be happier with the setup and picture quality. Android TV works flawlessly. Plenty of ports for anything you want to hook up.

There is so much to like about this TV, the adjustable TV stand to fit most entertainment centers, the picture quality, and sound quality from the TV as well. And then there is the android integration which I personally don't use, but you might. Now for the issues. Jutter and stutter. You should turn off any motion smoothing effect that this TV may have. 120hz is great for gaming with my Xbox one S but for movies not so much. I tried watching Foundation on Apple tv+ and while the Dolby Vision was great, there would be constant Jutter and stuttering of the frames. Very distracting. The Google voice assistance feature while nice, kept popping up without a way to disable, that is until I actually read the manual. You must flick a switch in the front of the TV to disable the mic, but for some dumb reason 4 amber led lights will illuminate, without a way to disable them (I shouldn't have to use black tape) withing the tvs menu. The adaptive lighting is broken as it has to be adjusted constantly. The brightness is so cranked up it actually hurts.

Love the TV especially the Android TV interface it's fast and much quicker than our Vizio TV. The picture is great for the price and size.

For the price this TV cant be beat. All the reviews were positive and they were right. You can buy this one with confidencevv

For $799.99 (Cyber Monday sale price) you can't beat this tv. At it's regular price of $1,099.99 it's still a competitor. I bought this TV to pair with my PS5 and I'm not disappointed one bit. I've been considering this tv for a while now and when it dropped in price I couldn't pass it by. I would recommend watching some reviews if you're considering this tv, ie. Digital Trends, RTINGS, ReviewTechUSA, Stop The FOMO etc. The one consensus is that at the right price you can't go wrong with this tv.

Great tv for gaming and watch tv especially with that 120 refresh rate plus beautiful colors display.

way better than the junk lg i had that turned blue in three years and looks amazing paired with a series x!

Picture is ok. Can see pixels when picture is moving fast. Having a lot of issues with software. Will try to enter into app, such as Netflix or Hulu, and immediately be kicked back to home screen. This goes on for several minutes. I often get kicked while while watching, or booted from HDMI while playing games back to home screen.

the good: - picture quality - Even without considering the price, the picture quality is quite impressive. Once you factor in the cost it becomes even more so. Of course 4k resolution makes for a sharp picture, but the VA panel and local dimming zones also add to the experience, providing deep blacks and great contrast. - gaming features (120hz, freesync, low latency) - Ideal for both next gen consoles, it's equally adept with high end graphics cards. Ghost of Tsushima on PS5 looks fantastic and buttery smooth, as did Fortnite and Halo Infinite on PC. - FALD (72 zones) - Again, at this price point 72 zones is fantastic. This provides for deeper blacks, but also tends to prevent the backlight behavior where a zone is significantly bigger than the colored portion of the image, causing backlight striping across the screen. - HDR - good brightness with HDR content - Thin bezel design - Smart TV functions (Android TV) - Two HDMI 2.1 ports at 120Hz the bad: - speakers are just "ok" - I've listed this under "bad" though I don't really consider it to be a major detractor. At this price and for this many features, internal speakers quality is a small price to pay, especially considering that most will use with a soundbar or external audio system. - motion enhancement - Motion enhancement is always a mixed bag for me, and on this TV is no different. I personally disable for both TV and gaming content, and find that the picture quality is much more lifelike and natural. misc: - backlit voice remote - Nice to have, but in no way a deal breaker. - up-converting lower quality content is just ok overall: Overall this TV is an easy 5 stars for me, certainly at this price. While it may be missing some of the bells and whistles of the higher end TVs, it certainly competes well in the areas it intends to.

Has HDMI 2.1 capability for 4k 120 gaming and it isn’t lacking in the movie department either.

Love this TV. I didn't expect the TV in this price can do this much. Pfect for gaming 120hz on my xbox series x.

Very happy with this tv. Picture quality is excellent. I have this tv in a room that gets a lot of light during the day and have no issues with viewing with the excessive sunlight in the room. Sound is terrific. This really turned out to be a great purchase for the price. Would probably compare well to much pricier tvs. Much happier than with my previous Vizio.