Customer Ratings & Reviews

Great TV, was very easy to make my payments with the card too.

It's very good tv 100% like it google Cromer work very good

It's great!!! Better than I expected. It is a welcome change. Hisense makes good products.

Even better than expected. Great picture and sound quality! Was a Christmas gift to my parents. Mounted to the wall with ease. Remember to plug in your HDMI cords before hanging unless you have really small hands. ;)

Not bad, a little bulky on the lower half, other than that it’s pretty much perfect for the price. Looks to big about the same width as a 75 inch just not as tall.

I liked the quality of the product, the resolution is very good, surplus tv

You are going to hear me use the words “price point” more than once in this review, because the Hisense 70A6G is a value oriented product aimed at consumers that are price sensitive. And don’t take that statement the wrong way. With as fast as technology changes and innovation happens in the world of electronics, sinking a small fortune into the “latest and greatest” product isn’t necessarily the wisest thing to do. If you are a videophile or a diehard gamer, you should stop reading now, as I am not going to be talking about all of those nerdy performance numbers that are important to you. The sample I am reviewing is a 70 inch diagonal screen which is a size exclusive to Best Buy. I see more and more products being marketed this way. Other screen sizes are available in the A6G line. This television is currently on sale for $549 and during its time on the market has been as high as $849. In my opinion, this TV is a remarkable value anywhere in this price spread, especially for someone looking for the viewing experience that only a 70 inch or larger screen can provide. The 70A6G weighs just over 46 pounds, so while moving or mounting it is definitely a two person job because of the size, it is not very heavy to lift. When you unbox and plug the TV into AC power, the set turns on automatically in preparation for set-up. The remote control defaults to infrared (IR) operation, but it will also connect via Bluetooth so that you don’t have to point it directly at the TV to run things. While the remote isn’t backlit, having a Bluetooth connection is a welcome feature. The indicator light on the remote lights up red if sending an IR signal or blue if sending a Bluetooth signal. The supplied feet are attached with small bolts and the TV needs to be laid on a table face down to install them - a Phillips head screwdriver is required. This is a little more cumbersome than some TVs where the legs simply snap into place and no fasteners are required, nor is there need for a large flat area to place the TV. One feature that I noticed right away is an input provision for a composite connection (red, white, and yellow RCA plugs), because one of our TVs does not have this connection option. This will be of interest to those consumers that may want or need to hook up an older piece of equipment that does not offer HDMI connectivity. This version of the A6G has an edge-lit screen, illuminated by LEDs, but does not offer local-dimming that full-array LED screens provide. While allowing for a fairly slim profile, this technology does not provide deep blacks in the picture like other, more expensive designs do. My sample, while having very uniform lighting across the screen (it was much more uniform than it appears in my picture), did show a lighter band about three inches wide around the perimeter of the screen. This was most noticeable when the TV was displaying a single color across the whole screen like on a menu, but it became much less visible when the TV was displaying multi-color, moving content, and I would not consider it a deal breaker, especially at this price point. The brightness of the picture remains consistent when you move off center to view the screen, which makes it pleasurable to view when large groups of people are gathered around the TV. This Hisense provides a very pleasing, very detailed, ultra-high-definition picture when it is fed that type of signal, and I doubt the vast majority of users would disagree. Some video snobs might, but they are not the intended target audience for this television. While the outer box has a callout on it for “Motion Rate 120”, be aware that the TV has a true 60Hz refresh rate rather than the implied 120Hz. This can be verified by the fact that all three HDMI ports on the rear are labeled “4K@60Hz” and a description of what “motion rate” actually is appears nowhere in the online user manual. This manual, while providing all you need to set up the TV, does seem to be lacking in thorough explanations as to what all the settings in the menu actually do and what you can expect when adjusting them. This 70 inch version of the A6G contains internal speakers at the bottom edge of the cabinet that point downward which is a welcome change from the “rear firing” speakers that many sets have had in the past. I do wear hearing aids and struggle with some of our TV set ups at home, especially with understanding dialog, to the point that I usually have closed captioning turned on. It was a pleasant surprise to me that I could hear and understand most programming very well with this TV. I could run the volume between 10 and 25 on the volume scale of 0 to 100 with little issue understanding things. The TV has two, what appear to be 2” x 3”, oval speakers and the audio amplifier is 15 watts per channel - a lot of TVs are only 10 watts per channel for built in speakers. If you do elect to use a sound bar, the clearance for it in front of the A6G is 52 inches between the legs (at their widest of two positions) and 3 & 3/4 inches in height before it would protrude into the picture. There is a headphone jack on the back of the set for wired devices, but you can also connect via Bluetooth. The difference is that the Bluetooth connection kills the internal speakers and the wired option lets you choose to have the internal speakers off or on via a menu setting. When I connected my Apple AirPods, I found that the volume control via the TV acted oddly with the AirPods, requiring the setting to be turned up very high (80 on a scale of 0 to 100) for me to hear comfortably. I’m not sure if this behavior is because of the Android TV operating system interacting with the Apple device or if it is the fault of the AirPods not providing enough volume with the signal provided to them. If I were looking for a budget priced TV, but wanted an impressive size of screen, I wouldn’t hesitate to place this Hisense on my short list. It provides what I think is great value for the money. And it won’t make you sick in a few years when you feel the urge to upgrade to the next great thing to come along. I deducted a star in the rating for the light blooming around the edge of the screen, lack of a backlit remote, and the misleading “Motion Rate” tease on the box.

Over TV works well easy to customize to your own liking!!

Hisense 4K 70 inch TV is great value for under $600. Pictures quality is superb and sounds quality is as equally great.

Quality 70% great price i like a lot. 100% recomended

Great tv for the price point You can tinker with the inputs and change them to enhanced

This picture quality is great for the price. It’s a nice tv. The sound quality is great. It was delivered quickly.

Great tv… worth the money. Great value with a great picture. Bright and picture with depth.

I love my tv Picture in safari is amazing easy to use

Works great, Perfect pictures. Can’t beat the price either

This tv is perfect very clear picture. Also love the awesome sound.

It's an excellent product, good picture, good sound, i recommend.

Love my television. Picture is clear and the sound is amazing.

It is the most amazing smart TV. I tried it, which is the highest price, and it was very ordinary, but this one is excellent, and the price is very, very appropriate. I am very happy. Thank you.

excellent price and very good product !!!!!!!!!!!!!