Customer Ratings & Reviews

Let’s get the bad out of the way, the 75U7G is not a VA panel in the US as was initially expressed and advertised. I purchased this TV based upon the reviews and for the VA panel and was disappointed when further researched showed it was not. With that said, and it might be a panel lottery type tv (where some are far better than others) as I am not experiencing the awful flashlight/halo/ghosting problems described by some other reviewers. In fact, after playing around with the settings, which is essential with this tv, I have very good black levels with minimal light disturbance. Semi lit rooms are the absolute best for this TV although it does not preform bad in the dark as demonstrated by the photos included from the movie Gravity. Opening the window shades and allowing the sun to shine in directly at the unit reveals that it gets bright and does an extremely good job at fighting/overpowering glare. Motion is good and it does a decent job of up-scaling lower end content. The football photo included is from a low quality 720p broadcast and the colors and black levels are proper including the black around the ESPN at the bottom of the screen without any bleed. This TV has good viewing angels for a larger room which would accommodate a unit of this size. HDMI 2.1 with 120hz and IPS panel which manages good black levels is actually a plus for gaming and this tv recognizes and handles the PS5 perfectly. The 75U7G handles sound differently than the smaller size versions. It has rear facing speakers on the back panel. If wall mounted there is an audio setting to enable wall mounted speaker mode that tries to reflect the sound and create a virtual sound stage. As far as TV speakers go they are fine to above average but I cannot imagine anyone buying a tv this large at this price point and settling for built in tv speaker sound which lowers the experience significantly than what you would achieve wit even a modest soundbar. It should also be noted the design of the entire back panel is different on the 75U7G than the smaller versions. I am not a fan of the misinformation which nearly caused me to return the unit. However, getting past that, for the right price, the 75U7G still checks a lot of boxes and might actually be a better gaming tv with faster response time than if it did have a VA panel. I cannot stress enough how important settings are to this tv which includes making sure you are in the right mode as settings in one mode tend to differ from the same settings in another. Also make sure when switching content, especially between SDR and HDR material that the unit reverts back to the proper settings for each type of content. This brand does not display a popup to notify the viewer if it is playing HDR10 content so the user must be aware and modify the picture settings accordingly. In my experience, local dimming must be enabled and on high. Once dialed in the picture quality, considering it has the strengths and weaknesses of IPS, is extremely good for the money if you catch the 75U7G at its lowest price. I do not know that I have seen an IPS panel handle black levels better than this one and I am certain I have not at this price range. This TV is not an OLED and does not try to be. This manufacturer puts a clear emphasis on brightness and color which lead to its strengths and weaknesses as a result. Once you get it properly configured it does provide a very good picture that seems to be unrivaled considering current pandemic prices for its closest competitors. If some of the more advanced next generation and gaming features are not a concern to you, and depending on the price difference at the time buyers might find themselves happier with the 75U6G which is currently the same price and therefore not worthwhile but can go for significantly less.

Delivery service was quick and helpful! Tv looks amazing! Works amazingly with both the ps5 and series x due to native refresh rate! There were some difficulties with making both recognize the abilities of this tv. It seems like it is a known issue. For others that buy this tv and other similar TV's, change HDMI mode to enhance then all abilities will work i.e. HDR, Dolby vision etc. The tv has been set up for roughly a week and apps work amazingly! Google tv is great, first time using one and it was a breeze to set up. Color, brightness and sound work better than the our previous tv and better than I anticipated it would be. Reflections are not an issue so far for me and same with angles for watching it. A+ Hisense! Thanks and will update review as needed!

It works great and it has a wonderful picture and UI. Only downside is it doesn’t work with Apple airplay. Perfect for gaming on my PS5

Outstanding quality in picture and sound. (but better with a home theater setup) Easy setup and very clear to understand remote/directions. Did a lot of research and waiting for it to become available near me. Was worth the wait. Good in a fairly bright room, excellent in the dark. Seems to handle reflection pretty well so as to not be distracting. Requires 2 people to unbox and set up. Fit and finish seem good so far. Android TV is fast and smooth to use, but lacks some app support (xfinity streaming= nogo). Would highly recommend.

I've had a 50" DLP TV since 2008 and surround sound system of similar age and this year I decided to modernize. I picked the Hisense 75U7G on the basis of a few favorable reviews, the eARC port and price. I have not been disappointed. Some things that bother others like barely visible halos around white subtitles on a black background and slight corner vignetting bother me not at all. I find the fact that it has a very good viewing angle, as a result of it being an IPS panel, a big plus. I sometimes watch from the side during the day because the big east window directly opposite the TV is annoying if what I am watching is darkly lighted but usually it is bright enough that I don't bother to move. I had to set the TV up an a narrow width table (see picture) so instead of the enclosed feet, which I judged to make the TV possibly unstable if I put them into narrow position by exchanging right and left legs, I used an aftermarket table mount, an rfiver UT5002 which seems quite sturdy, swivels and has a large tempered glass base on which the soundbar, which I also recently bought from BestBuy, sits. I have found that just watching everything in Film Maker mode, day or night, gives a very good picture and obviates fussing with controls. I am not a video game player but I can attest that OTA broadcast TV; built in apps Amazon Prime, Youtube, and Pluto; DVDs and ordinary Blu-rays give very good results. The 4K material on Youtube and Amazon Prime is stunning. If you want to listen to the TV with earphones instead of its speakers or your sound system, there is a wired connection which allows you to also use the TVs volume controls, something my old TV lacked. Bluetooth pairing with your phone or wireless headphones is also easy. I had to use a 300 to 75 balun to connect my rooftop antenna to the TV and the fit was very tight. You can attach an easily found, elbow shaped male/female coax connector to the coax port of the TV to make it more accessible to the balun. Scanning for channels is a bit strange. You can do it in antenna or cable mode but the only difference is the order it looks for antenna and cable frequencies. At the 50 mark it starts looking for the other kind. It ends up scanning for VHF twice since those frequencies are the same for both OTA and cable stations. You can safely stop the scan at the 50 mark whether you are in antenna or cable mode and not miss any channels. Most OTA channels are 480i and don't look that good on any 75" TV AFAIK, but 720p and 1020i come in fine on the 75U7G.

OK, I'm not a technical person, but I am a TV watcher. You won't be disappointed. First, it's big...HUGE! Second, it's heavy. Third, it's great! Straight out the box I'm happy. 120 hz refresh rate!!! At first I was thinking I might adjust the settings for movies, but after watching a bit it's fine like it is. The sound is decent, plenty loud without cranking it a lot. I do think I want to add a soundbar though. Did I mention the refresh rate?! I love it! The only issue I have is fighting my daughter because she thinks she gets to have it! I'm super happy with this and would definitely recommend it.

This tv is definitely a powerhouse. I play Xbox series X and Ps5 on it and the graphics are stunning. This TV gets really bright, the colors are beautiful, smooth frame rate. I did take off one star due to pretty severe blooming in dark scenes. I turned off the Local Dimming completely and it fixed most of these issues. I’m not sure if I got a bad panel, or if this is normal, but the local dimming causes bad blooming in dark scenes. Other than that, it’s beautiful. If Hisense responds to these, I would like to know if these blooming issues are normal or if I have a local dimming issue that can be fixed. Thanks!

This Tv is not what i expected. I cant tell if it i have a bad panel or the manufacturer just cut too many corners. I bought this tv based off of positive reviews of the 65 inch model. The 75 should be the same but bigger right? Well who knows? Most higher preforming tvs use VA panels, like 65inch u7g. It gives great contrast and dark, near OLED level inky balcks and vibrant saturated colors. But this scrafices viewing angles. IPS panels can be decent but the have much, MUCH lower contrast levels, to the point were black seems dark grey. Does the 75 inch u7g use VA (my preference) or IPS panel tech? Hisense says IPS... sometimes, other times you hear its a VA panel. The bad thing about this TV is that i cant tell, in a bad way, color is great and accurate but the contrast and black levels or a mess. This shows up with blooming or growing around bright objects and it is very distracting. For the money i suggest doing your research and getting a VA panel or just spend less on a cheaper 75 inch TV. This one isnt worth the price tag. Oh and it has some pretty significant dirty screen effect. Returning this and getting a TCL 6 series.

This 75" Hisense TV has good sound and great clarity. I have used it for about a week now and the contrast on the picture quality is good when watching sports and shows. Here are the top three things I like that I thought were worth mentioning; 1. 4 HDMI inputs rather than the 3 I'm used to seeing in most TVs 2. Remote control is bluetooth enabled so you dont need to point it directly at the TV 3. Google built in (I especially like using Google Duo on the TV) Disclaimer: I bought this TV at a discounted price in exchange for an honest review. I will post three and six month updates to my review after more usage. I would definitely recommend to family and friends.

I got this at a discounted price in exchange for my honest feedback. I have bought this TV for some time and I have been satisfied with it so far. One of the features of my old TV is that the remote control connects to the TV via Bluetooth and there is no need to point the remote control at the TV. I have connected Sound Bar to my TV, but without it, the sound quality of the TV is good. The only drawback is that this TV does not have air play and I can not connect my Apple phone to the TV and play the contents of the phone from the TV. However, the TV is excellent in terms of picture quality and competes with other brands. I streamed Cinderella via Amazon Video and I was surprised by the high image quality. Although the movement in the film was fast, the image did not blur at all. The contrast of the image also caught my attention because it was beyond expectations. I set the picture mode to night theater, but because the picture light was high, I dimmed the backlight a bit. I strongly recommend buying this TV according to its reasonable price and high quality.

Love this TV the best I've owned so far picture is great I've had absolutely 0 problems would definitely recommend.

The Hisense 75U7G 4K ULED Android Quantum Dot television is a great new model. It is one of the newest Hisense Quantum Dot televisions which are equipped with display panels with superior performance. In addition to being an outstanding UHD television for enjoying broadcast, cable, streaming and Blu-ray media, the 75U7G is optimized to provide a superior gaming experience. I selected the Hisense 75U7G because we already have a Hisense Quantum Dot TV that we really enjoy. We have been so favorably impressed and completely satisfied with our other Hisense ULED Quantum Dot television, that I felt confident that the 75U7G would be equally impressive, enjoyable and reliable. I have recommended Hisense Quantum Dot ULED televisions to friends and coworkers who resultantly have been extremely pleased with the Hisense TVs that they subsequently purchased. Inside the box with the 75U7G TV is the power cord, Quick Start Guide, two tabletop legs (stand) a backlit Remote Control with batteries and an analog AV cable. The 75U7G can be wall mounted with an optional bracket. The TV stand legs mount in a wide footprint configuration with a very wide stance of 59.3”. The television was exceptionally well packed and protected against shipping and handling damage. The 75U7G television has an extremely thin bezel surrounding the flat screen. The bezel measures only 4 mm (about ¼”). The bezel is barely noticeable. The 75U7G is a sleek television with impressive appearance. Setting up the Hisense 75U7G is fast and easy. In typical Android TV fashion, the 75U7G allows you to ask Google to set up your TV with your Android phone, which is extremely straightforward. Utilizing the Google app, the TV establishes the Wi-Fi connection (802.11 ac – 2.4GHz & 5 GHz) and links the TV to your Google Account. The Hisense 75U7G has excellent specifications and features, including: 4K ULED Quantum Dot, 1000 nit, 120Hz native refresh rate, IPS panel Dolby Vision HDR / HDR10 / HDR10+/HLG IMAX Enhanced and DTS Audio Dolby Atmos sound Full Array Local Dimming Backlighting (90 local dimming zones) Google Assistant (Voice Controlled) and Alexa Compatibility Chromecast Four HDMI Ports with CEC: Two HDMI 2.0 Ports (4K@60Hz) and Two HDMI 2.1 Ports (4K@120Hz). One HDMI 2.1 port supports eARC. Additional connectivity: 1 USB 3.0 port, 1 USB 2.0 port, 1 digital audio output, RCA composite video input, 1 RJ45 Ethernet port, a mini-plug serial jack and an RF coax jack. The video display of the 75U7G is absolutely outstanding. The 1000 nit 75U7G is extremely bright. It performed beautifully even in a bright room. Whites are pure and untinged, and blacks are absolutely solid jet black. Colors are extremely vivid and realistic. I did not detect any of the common video issues like Dirty Screen Effect (DSE), color bleeding, motion blur or other deficiencies. There is some blooming, but it is minor. There is no black crush. There is some question as to the number of local dimming zones in the 75U7G display. The Hisense product webpage states that there are 72 local dimming zones. The PDF Specification Sheet states that there are 90 local dimming zones. A generally reliable Internet site listed the specification as 120 local dimming zones. It appears that the specification sheets for the 55U7G, 65U7G and 75U7G have a few discrepancies. If the 75U7G actually has only 90 local dimming zones, that is surprising and disappointing. The U8G model has an extremely impressive 360 local dimming zones, and even my other Hisense TV has 132 local dimming zones (and no blooming whatsoever). Upscaling to 4K is excellent. Upscaled 1080p content looks almost as good as native 4K content! The panel has 120 Hz native refresh rate and supports a maximum resolution of 4k@120 Hz. The Quantum Dot technology produces outstanding colors. Other television manufacturers offer the same display panel technology as Quantum Dot under different proprietary names. Another 75” television that I own, and enjoy immensely, has the equivalent screen technology, but is priced more than double the price of the Hisense 75U7G. The Quantum Dot panel is the primary reason that the Hisense 75U7G is so pleasing to watch. The Quantum Dot display produces very dark black, and rich, vibrant, saturated, intense, detailed, bright and accurate colors. The exceptional depth of color of Quantum Dot displays rival OLED displays in many respects, but has the advantages of not deteriorating and fading with age, as OLEDs will during their operating life, nor is the display susceptible to burn-in like an OLED display, nor are Quantum Dot panels significantly more expensive, as are OLED panels. Additionally, the extremely bright Quantum Dot displays look much better in bright ambient light conditions than do OLEDs. Frequently, a brand new television will require significant adjustment to deliver the optimal viewing experience. The out of the box Picture Settings often require modifications / adjustments to achieve an acceptable level of color accuracy, particularly for skin tones. I was particularly impressed and extremely pleased that the picture settings of the 75U7G did not require any adjustments whatsoever during initial setup. The display was absolutely excellent! The Hisense 75U7G has multiple, tailored viewing modes including Vivid, Standard, Energy Saving, Game Mode Pro, Sports, Theater Day and Theater Night and Filmmaker Mode. The 75U7G automatically switches to the best viewing mode for the selected content. The standout, differentiating viewing mode of the 75U7G is Game Mode Pro. Hisense intelligently designed the 75U7G to appeal to, and satisfy the needs of gamers. The 75U7G includes advanced gaming support technology which they call Game Mode Pro. Game Mode Pro includes HDMI 2.1 inputs to support the bandwidth requirements of next-gen gaming consoles like the Microsoft Xbox Series X, and fully exploit their capabilities, as well as future evolutions of gaming systems. LLM (Automatic Low-Latency Mode) automatically switches the 75U7G to the low-lag gaming preset when a signal from a gaming console is detected. VRR (Variable Refresh Rate) dynamically adjusts the 75U7Gs refresh rate to correspond to the frame rate output by the game console. AMDs FreeSync VRR ensures that input lag is not an issue when a game ramps up the frame rate during intensive content and intensive processing. VRR prevents stutter and frame tearing which would otherwise significantly diminish the gaming experience. These features, especially the Variable Refresh Rate, in combination with the 4K@120Hz, High Frame Rate display panel, result in genuinely outstanding gaming! The Game Mode Pro features genuinely work well, and game play on the 75U7G is consistently smooth, fast and fluid. Even during intense scenes there was no perceptible input lag or frame tearing. The 75U7G rivals a dedicated gaming monitor for its ability to deliver optimal display performance with resource demanding games but does it with a beautifully large 75” screen. The 75U7G really exploits the full capabilities of the game console! The relatively glossy screen was actually not an issue even in a bright room. The built-in audio sounds quite decent, but many people will elect to connect a home theater system to greatly enhance gaming, movie and TV viewing. It is generally understood that AV display panels are considered the better choice for television viewing. The basis is that IPS panels provide far superior off-axis viewing, but that contrast and black saturation and uniformity is inferior. However, the IPS display of the 75U7G has excellent contrast and deeply saturated ink black. I found this to be surprising and extremely pleasing. The 75U7G display simply looks outstanding and is very satisfying! The Hisense 75U7G runs on Android 10. The available settings in the software are numerous, and offer a great deal of feature and performance configuration and customization. The printed Quick Start Guide is included in the packaging, however the User Manual is electronic only. A QR code on the screen links smartphones to the online User Manual, which quite candidly is not sufficiently comprehensive or adequate. Many features and settings are not documented, and that is a deficiency that genuinely needs to be addressed and corrected. The remote control is black plastic with backlit buttons, including six dedicated streaming buttons for Netflix, Prime Video, You-Tube, Disney+, Tubi and Peacock. The remote control includes voice control through Google Assistant. There is also a software switchable microphone for Google Assistant on the TV front panel, which can be set through a software feature to remain active when the television is not turned on. The Hisense 75U7G is an excellent 4K ULED, Quantum Dot, Android television. The features and specifications are very impressive, and more importantly, the television performance is also very impressive. The enhanced Game Mode Pro features genuinely make the 75U7G an optimal television for gaming. The 75U7G truly offers the best of both worlds; an excellent TV and a high-performance 75” gaming monitor! The Hisense 75U7G is a pleasure to watch and a pleasure to game on. The Quantum Dot display delivers beautiful high-definition content. Whether watching broadcast TV, streaming or gaming, the Hisense 75U7G has been very satisfying! I really like the Hisense 75U7G and I definitely recommend it!

I knew I was going to get a tv for our outdoor patio a few months in advance which gave me plenty of time to do research. I removed all outdoor rated TV's do to there cost easily being triple the price or more. it came down to this tv, TCL 6, and Samsung Q90A. The Samsung is a better tv but still to expensive to put outside, TCL 6 does review slightly better but had a ton of software related issues. So for me it was a easy choice and we couldn't be happier. The tv is plenty bright, even during the day. It does pretty good with glare and reflection as long as you can keep it from direct sunlight. The smart tv functionality is great, no lag or quirky features. Sound is ok but I choose to use a sound bar. Not much else to say, I think for the price you're getting the best tv available in 2021.

I went insane while tv picking the last month of 2021, I just couldn't find anything that wasn't overpriced and underwhelming or excellent (oled) but out my range for budget. U7g and u8g were my options and the u7g at 75 inches for under 1500 was pure satisfaction. The picture is beautiful and darks are pretty ok with decent calibration. The sound is ok but mounted the tv and found a mount setting for the speakers that turned my basement into a dance studio. Will get a soundbar but definitely in no rush. Upscales older content well. Hisense for the budget win!

So I’ll preface this by saying I just got my own apartment and had a tv from 2007 prior. So at least for me the upgrade in quality was absolutely amazing. I decided to get this tv because it was on sale and I had read good reviews. Plus the fact that it had the 100 day return policy. But I will say this is a great tv the only downside I’ve had is the box is massive. It would not fit in my rav4 and hung out the back of the bed of a Toyota Tacoma, so warning about transporting it. But it has a beautiful picture quality for the price. And I absolutely love this tv and I am stingy about spending money.

Tv is sharp for video games. Has a clear picture. Blooming is pretty bad. Ill attache photoa. still debating. Returning this tv and swapping for a different tv.

I'll start with the pros: The Tvs design is premium, the remote is responsive and comfortable, the os is snappy and lag free and the audio is really punchy for a TV. Now the cons, the picture. This TV has no business being $1300. This looks like a $500 TV. The blooming on blacks is ridiculous. I've never seen blooming this bad on any set from the corners or directly being the screen. It takes away from the experience completely. HDR is unimpressive & Dolby Vision is flat. I calibrated it with rtings.com settings, Quantum TV settings and my own experience over the last 10 years and nothing looked good. I can't recommend this 75 inch ips panel. The off angle is even worse than the straight on view and that's the opposite of what ips is supposed to do. The picture of the tcl r646 is MILES AHEAD of this TV with no blooming and excellent color, hdr and highlights. Too bad the os experience is unreliable on that TV. My search for a good 75 inch tv under $2000 continues.

The picture quality is outstanding. The money you pay for this type of device compared to other comparable image displays makes this purchase all the more reasonable. Could not be happier with it.

This tv is very good. This is my first Android tv and so far so good. The UI is very responsive and the apps load quickly. I like that it comes with a universal remote and its easy to switch sources. The built in speakers are just ok, but I use a soundbar and external subwoofer instead. It has a built in google home assistant, but I haven't used it. I have been watching youtube 4k videos and all I can say is wow. I also put a set of leds behind the tv for effect. For the price, this is a great tv and even better, my wife is happy with the upgrade.

Beautiful TV and beautiful picture and i truly have no complaints