Customer Ratings & Reviews

The 75" Class U6 Hisense TV has a great premium, sleek look with a very thin bezel surrounding the screen. It just looks great hanging on the wall. As a fan of the Fire TV platform, I have been comtemplating upgrading one of the TVs to the Hisense U6 and I am so glad that I finally pulled the trigger. Once of the key selling points for me is the app availability, especially the Xfinity Stream app that lets me access my cable channels without having to rent the cable boxes. The bigger draw to me for this model is the mini LED technology this model uses at such a fantastic price point. This TV was a breeze to get set-up once I had it hanging on the wall. I knew I would like the interface of the TV as all but 1 of my TVs have the Fire platform. What I wasn't prepared for was how much I would be impressed by the picture. The picture on this TV is absolutely stunning with bright vivid colors and deeper blacks than my other TVs. Whether I am watching a monie or sports, this TV continues to impress me.

This 75” Hisense Fire Tv is the best tv I’ve had! I love the features like voice recognition and the ease between apps. The picture quality is phenomenal! It’s crystal clear and you can see every blade of grass and and the color and tone is spot on. The sound quality is especially noteworthy. It sounds like I have my sound bar hooked up. It provides a truly cinematic experience. The backlighting feature is especially nice as well. Overall, this tv is worth every penny

am very surprised about this Hisense TV This is the first time I have bought this brand, and I wish I had known how amazing this brand is. The video and picture quality are amazing, and the sound is awesome; no need to use a soundbar. I love how this Hisense TV has made my family get close together, we have movie nights, tv shows, no need to go to the theaters anymore. It's also very easy to set up your favorite streaming apps; the remote control makes it easy to switch from Netflix to Amazon Video and other apps. I highly recommend this Hisense TV, Amazing picture and audio. Someone needs to know that Hisense has a great tv that is really amazing for the price.

We replaced our 60 inch Hisense TV with this brand new 75 inch U6 and we couldn’t have been happier with the decision to do so! After EIGHT years with our 60 inch tv we just wanted to upgrade the size because it still literally worked like new. We are loving the additional size for the games, the clarity for family movie nights and the upgraded remote with voice command makes it simple for our son to navigate the tv. My husband also loves the sound quality of the tv, he hasn’t even set the soundbar back up because of it. I 10/10 recommend this tv and especially this brand, they have customers for life with this family.

What can I say but amazing! The Hisense - 75" Class U6 Series MiniLED QLED UHD 4K HDR Smart Fire TV (2025) 6621190 is, by far, the best purchase we've made in a very long time! We're remodeling our home and this is all it took for a major living room improvement. The television was delivered from Best Buy by their Geek Squad - they treated it very carefully right into the spot we had cleared for it. When my son-in-law got home we unboxed it according to the manufacturers directions, put the legs on and set it up (temporarily) in front of our other television until we have time this weekend to rearrange and give it a spot worthy of such a magnificent bit of technology. I am not going to pretend to understand the description with the letters and mini LED, "nano" this and "QLED" that but I can tell you the picture and sound are amazing! My son-in-law is the "techie" and he gave it a resounding thumbs up!

We got the 75" on black friday. Great TV. Bright with excellent contrast. It also makes lower resolution source material (720p-1080p) look really good. Quality sources (4k hdr, dv) look fantastic. One thing, it sits really low. Had to get a different set of legs to raise the screen over a rather large sound bar. Not that big of a deal, but its there. I have 3 hisense tvs now, and zero problems.

I can honestly say, I am VERY IMPRESSED! I have been on the fence for a while now with Hisense. But I am so glad the Insiders helped me make the jump. There are two things that immediately stand out with this tv. 1- the SOUND! I can have the volume at 15 and the sound fills the room. I love it. The other is the Picture quality. It looks REALLY CLEAR and the colors are great. I flip around to the 4k channels to admire the quality. My ONLY "ugh" moment is when I am adjusting something, the LOUD CLICKS really annoy me. I wish there were a way I could turn them down. But hey, if that's the ONLY thing I have to complain about, I'm doing pretty well. I can't wait to try more features out.

My old TV is 65 inches and the larger 75 inch screen seems so much larger. It is the perfect size for entertainment in my large basement. I like that this is a Fire TV and is smart so itdoesn't need an additional attachment to stream from apps.

I really like how TV looks, good price and doesn't weigh much

She’s big she’s bright she’s ultra clear and! She’s everything you want. Everything that I thought prior about high sense and their brand has changed with this TV. I went from having a name brand TV to this, and I was a little skeptical at first, however, now I won’t be able to ever go back to my other TV but only because this is larger, but because of the clarity and the quality of the image, and also the quality of the build of this TV. Hi Santa has made unboxing easy for this TV. Instructions are labeled on the top flap of the box and I recommend following them as it will make it so easy to remove this very large TV from its packaging. I mounted my 75 inch right to the wall. I had a pre-existing TV mount that would support large TVs, but it was very simple to remove my old TV from the brackets and attached the bracket to the new TV. I was amazed that I sent actually included the proper screws to fit on the mount so no need to go hunting for new screws which I have experienced in the past with having to mount a TV. Once you plug in your TV you will need to enter your WiFi credentials (or use the Ethernet port) and go through an update. The update took about 10-15 minutes. After the update you can select to have all the smart features available including fire tv or choose to have basic functions if you use another streaming device such as Apple TV or Roku. I selected the FireTv option, signed into my Amazon account and everything was ready for me. If your setting up a new Amazon account I would imagine there will be a few more steps. This TV has a variety of ports including x4 HDMI, x2 USB type A ports (can use with media), cable, av, 3.5mm headphone, Ethernet, and digital audio out. Hisense knows what it consumer wants and we want a variety of ports! It should be noted that 2 of the HDMI ports only offer 60Hz and 2 offer 144Hz so make sure you plug in your higher end or media players etc into the 144Hz. This tv is crisp and bright! 1000nits of adjustable brightness along packed with mini leds, boasting 4k resolution, Dolby vision, and full array local dimming and as mentioned up 144Hz refresh rate (as long you use the right HDMI port). I am coming from high end tv and big brand to this Hisense and let me tell you I was impressed. I have been watching movies, shows and your tube and this tv just produces high quality images. I have a full Sonos setup and Dolby Atmos works well. There is so much packed into this TV I can’t list them all and came up with a favorite features list: Favorite features: - Screen saver. When you turn off your tv it will bring up a screen saver which allows you to pick different types of live or still art, nature, live wild life photos, and much more. You can also have weather and other widgets display data. Since the tv is so clear and bright, art work looks like a painting and wild life looks better than life! Hold the the power button on the remote for 2 seconds and the tv will completely turn off from anywhere including when your in the screen saver mode. - Filmmaker mode! This tv will auto select picture modes which I usually turn off but so far I have left it on as it works well with select the right mode for the right type of media. Filmmaker mode is one of them and it typically turns on when you’re watching a movie. This mode shows the movie just as intended. - Saved audio and video settings for different apps or devices. If you want auto dimming to be off on live tv but on when you watch Netflix you can do it. You just have to open the setting when your in each area/when in the device and make the adjustment. - FireTV - this tv is snappy and quick paired with Amazon’s FireTv. Typically smart TVs processors and smart features are slow even top dollar TVs. Not here everything works well and fast. No worries here! - Alexa? She’s here and the tv is so snappy it’s flawless to shout something in the remote and receive an immediate visual and audio response from the tv. The only thing I can’t figure out is if there’s a way to activate an audible way to shout “Hey Alexa” and for the tv to pick it up without the remote. - The remote is great and is an upgraded version of the FireTv remote. Simple, easy and anyone (young to old) can figure out how to use it. There is a lot of love for Hisense here and one of the most customizable TVs on the market! I have nothing negative to say!

I've worked long and hard on making my office a comfortable space. There are different sections to the room and one of them includes a very large TV. For the past six years, I've had a 65-inch 4K QLED television hanging above a stand that contains my Xbox and networking equipment. It's been a good TV, but I was ready to upgrade to something that would get me closer to an OLED experience -- as well as something larger. Unfortunately, OLED TVs larger than 65 inches get very cost-prohibitive. So, I started looking into Mini-LED QLEDs. This one from HiSense checked all the boxes for me and so far, my experience has been wonderful. Design & Build Since I was moving from a 65-inch TV to a 75-inch TV, I expected there to be some big differences in the dimensions and weight -- especially since my existing TV was six years old. Everything has gotten smaller and slimmer since I added that TV to my office so I was surprised to find that the HiSense TV was actually thicker than my existing one. It wasn't a huge difference, but it is defintely noticeable when you look at how thin flat panel TVs are these days. The HiSense TV is built very well. It's a solid device and even though we were extremely cautious with it as we got it installed, I wasn't concerned that the screen would get damaged simply by handling it. As far as installation goes, I opted to hang it on my wall in place of the existing 65-inch TV. At first I was concerned about this because the VESA mount on the back of the HiSense TV had a different placement than the existing monitor did. So I was worried that the bottom of the TV might be too close to the top of my TV stand. Since the sizes of the two TVs are similar enough, the placement of the HiSense ended up being very close to where the 65-inch TV was. Set-up, Settings & Customization After I got it hung on the wall, I powered the TV on per the instructions in the manual. The HiSense TV has to go through its initial setup process, which can take a while. I believe we sat and watched the HiSense loading screen and then the FireTV loading screen for at least 2 minutes. When this happened I was worried that the TV's start up would be that slow every time. Fortunately that wasn't the case. My main method for viewing content is to use my Apple TV. It was plugged into HDMI 2 while my soundbar was plugged into the HDMI eARC port. I did add my Amazon account to the FireTV interface so that I could use Prime Video natively on the TV. As far as settings and customization go, I found the menus a little confusing. After watching some videos through YouTube, the picture on the TV seemed to dim and shift colors a bit. As it turned out, the Dynamic Backlight Control was the culprit. I had turned some of the lights off in my office and the TV adjusted for that without my knowing. This is something to be aware of because it can catch you off guard. Picture Quality I was very impressed by the picture quality. I view several 4K demos on YouTube and the picture was superior to my previous 4K television because of the inclusion of the Mini LEDs. After checking out the demos, I ventured over to Disney+ and watched the opening sequence to Guardians of the Galaxy Vol 2 because it has a high contrast of different colors as well as text and visual effects. This is a video segment I use frequently to test out video quality. The edges of the text were clean and I didn't notice any tearing when it came to seeing bright red on a white background. Colors were vibrant and blacks were very black. This TV definitely passes the picture quality test in my book. Final Thoughts Even though there is a small learning curve figuring out the menus and placement of different settings, the HiSense U6 TV is a great option for high-quality viewing. The TV feels like the right compromise between price and performance. It offers deep contrast, vibrant colors, and smart features that hold their own against much more expensive models.

If you're unfamiliar with the name Hisense, you probably shouldn't be. Until recently, I wasn't; I was surprised to learn that they have the fourth largest market share of TV's in the world. They have also manufactured TV's under the market names of Sharp & Toshiba among others. Within the past 3 years, I've upgraded all of the TV sets in the home, all of them 65 inch plus. I currently own a Vizio and a Samsung, so have had the opportunity to compare their features and operation of each. The most important thing I've discovered is what operating system the Smart TV uses. The Vizio uses Smartcast; the Samsung Tizen, and this Hisense is driven by Fire TV. It's like Beta vs. VHS; Windows vs Mac; or CD vs. cassette. The operating system has a great influence in how you operate, and ultimately, your enjoyment of the product. All of this is fungible, any manufacturer can use multiple operating systems within their product line. My point is that don't only look at manufacturer when purchasing; it's the operating system that will define your experience with the TV over its lifetime. In my experience, I found the Smartcast to be the wonkiest - multiple freezeups; at times shutting itself off. With the Samsung Tizen, I found after switching between streaming services the system would start to lag; sometimes taking as long as 30 seconds to respond to input commands. Any operating system is subject to updates, but as of the moment I feel that Fire TV is top of the heap. In my use of this Hisense, the system responded rapidly to given commands, and was the quickest in loading streaming services. The only issue I came across was if I clicked the volume up or down 3 or 4 times rapidly in succession, it would take a second to think, and then react to my commands. This could be a factor of the soundbar I have attached rather than the TV itself, so won't detract any points for the slow response. Then again, I could've just said "Alexa, raise volume", but the remote is my preference. I've had this TV running for a week, 24 hours a day, and it hasn't shown me any glitches yet. The picture is outstanding, Nowadays you could drive yourself crazy trying to decipher each manufacturer's description of their display, in this case, the Hisense claims it's "Mini-LED With up to 1000 nits peak brightness", "Hi-View AI Engine", "Native 144Hz with AI Smooth Motion", and "QLED Color." I couldn't tell you what any of that means, you can read the item description to take it all in. All I can report is what I see, which is brilliant, and exponentially adjustable within the menus. While I normally keep my TV;s on a "vivid" setting, I found with this Hisense using the vivid in concert with the ambient light setting to work best, In my experience, I've always found ambient light sensors to be over- reactive, but I'm very happy with how well it works on this set. I previously had a 65 inch tv in this location; however, when I mounted this unit on the wall bracket, I saw deflection in the bracket, so had to pause to get myself another wall mount. This is a heavy unit, weighing in at 64 lbs. I believe, so if you're wall mounting, make sure you're bracket can handle it. I picked up a mount that was rated for 125 lbs. just to be sure. One other thing I'll mention is that if you're someone that wants their TV flush mounted, this unit is 3+ inches deep, so something to consider. All in all, Hisense has impressed me with this model, especially given the price point they're selling it at.

I love the Hisense 75" tv! First, it's really big! I didn't realize just how big it was until it arrived at my house. I love that I won't need my glasses to see the tv anymore. It was packaged nicely and was very easy to take out of the box and set up. The colors are bright, crisp and vibrant. It connected to my Wi-Fi easily. I can stream all of my favorite shows. The remote can be used with voice activation as well. I cannot wait for my brothers to watch football on this huge tv over Thanksgiving! I'm very happy with this tv!

This 75" Television has great color, picture clarity, and is easy to use. The setup was easy since it is a Fire TV. We use it for gaming with the Switch and everyone is able to view their opponent easily. The picture is brighter and clearer than the television we had before. When watching the football the players are clear and defined. The television can be viewed from different angles. We were able to ask the television information with Alexa.

I am very happy with this TV and amazed at the value. The picture quality is bright, colorful, and super clear. Movies and sports look fantastic, as do regular TV shows. The TV is very light for such a big monitor, which helped with hanging it. The screen handles dark and bright scenes really well, and everything looks smooth and sharp. The built-in Fire TV is really easy to use, and switching between apps like Netflix, YouTube, and Prime Video is quick. I prefer other platforms but this works plenty good. I like that I can search for shows or control the volume without picking up the remote. The sound is pretty good for a TV this thin, though I might add a soundbar later just for extra punch. Overall, this TV is a great value for the quality and features—it looks amazing and works great.

Amazing unit. I'm surprised how much these TV's with so many premium features have come down in price. Love how Hisense has been able to cram in so many premium features on this midrange tv, but mainly these two: Full array backlight (mini LED) and fast HZ for gaming (144hz on two ports). The TV came in very well padded in a large box, it was heavy but not extremely heavy. I got a similar TV from another manufacturer when they just barely started coming out with mini LED tech and that one weighted a ton, it seems the more time it passes, they are able to shrink down tech and make it less heavy and bulky. I was debating if I would wall mount this unit or not, but ultimately I put it on a large desk I have on my office, since it has super fast HDMI ports, it will double down as a media center and also as a computer screen. Setting it up was easy and I was surprised they use the Amazon Fire TV system (which in itself is as skin of android). I have another FireTV at home so it was easy to setup with my amazon account. It has all the usual apps (Netflix, Hulu, Disney) and you can download more if you want and you can also sideload other apps if you know what are you doing. Performance was good and snappy, didn't notice any slow downs on the OS side. Then I plugged my PC to one of the two 4K 144hz HDMI ports (you must make sure you have a HDMI 2.1 compatible port and cable). Only two ports (3 and 4) are of this variety, the other two are regular 4K 60hz ports). One thing I noticed is that the ARC port is only 4k 60hz. So if you plan on using, lets say a 5.1 or Atmos receiver, it will only pass through video at 4k 60hz (even if your receiver has, lets say, supports 4k 120hz ports), so if you plan on using a modern gaming console and want 120hz, make sure you plug them in directly to port 3 and 4 ON THE TV. It will still pass the audio through through the ARC port to your receiver. My PC plugged directly to one of the 4K 144hz ports reported 144hz fine available and also VRR (variable refresh rate) was available for a great gaming experience. I love the inky blacks, since this is a full array mini led screen, the LEDs on the back can turn off and on to give you great contrast and blacks and since I'm using a PC I don't have to worry about screen burn in (for a while I considered getting an Oled Tv as a PC screen, but the risk of burn in scared me away), since this is a LED TV there is no such risk, while still having great contrast and inky blacks! If you are looking around for a good quality TV, with a full array dimming Mini LED feature and fast HDMI ports for gaming and don't want to break your bank, this is the TV to get. Oh, and I must mention, I was pleasantly surprised to see on the box that Hisense is giving a 2 YEAR WARRANTY on these! (while most manufacturers there, even big ones, only give 1 year). Get one!

I'm surprisingly happy with the Hisense 75" Class U6 Series MiniLED QLED UHD 4K HDR Smart Fire TV. I will admit I was a little skeptical at first but I'm glad that I was wrong! I love the voice control function; it is so handy. the packaging was awesome, and the TV was easy to remove from the box. The sharpness and clarity of the picture are spot on. The colors are vibrant and crisp. The size is perfect, and I honestly have no complaints about this TV at all.

Bought this to upgrade/replace a 10 year old 50" Samsung TV and the quality difference is remarkable. Connected to my Insignia soundbar without issue. Our PS5 is now getting proper usage since having a good quality picture and refresh rate is what we needed to get back into gaming. It takes up almost an entire wall in my house, but it is so worth it!

Looked at this TV and the U7 in store. The U7 was worse. The colors were much more vivid. The blacks are black black and the blues are more blue. Every color looked better on this tv. This is probably the best tv to get for the best price. If you want more color pop youll need to go OLED. But this TV rocks

We are amazed with the Hisense 75U65QF! Great value for money. top image quality and also good audio. The 144Hz refresh rate is a major highlight — fast-paced action and sports look incredibly smooth with no blur at all, it’s also great for gaming. The picture quality is gorgeous, crisp, colorful, and bright enough to handle our sunny living room. The contrast and clarity really make everything pop. For a 75-inch Mini-LED TV at this price, the U65QF completely overdelivers. Hisense nailed the balance of performance, size, and value… this is easily a 5-star experience for us. Highly recommended if you want premium features without the premium price!