Customer Ratings & Reviews

Piece of junk. Don't waste your money. You can enjoy this product. I deal with crashes everyday. All the apps YouTube Amazon Netflix HBO I'll be watching a show and it'll just crash and go to homepage. I've unplugged it so it resets three times already in the past two three days

Do not buy. I have bought 3 of this brand and only one is working correctly. I sent the first one back, it worked awhile and now is stuck in a boot loop. The other one resets constantly to the home page. I have done all recommended fixes and nothing has helped. The third one has hardly been used and so far is behaving. The broken ones were big and the most expensive, 75 and 65" tvs, out of warranty and now junk.

I love the Hisense brand this is my second one. So far so good. The picture quality incredible. The sound quality was great the first couple of days I used it but I have since added an eARC capable sound bar.

Great TV for the price. Picture is amazing with the right source.

Everything is great on this tv except for one thing. The 4K app flashiness in the sky on natural light outside portions of shows or movies. Simple as that and it might be the tv apps responsibility to upkeep support.

Great quality picture and audio for the money. Would highly recommend the layered technology!!

I will start with a quick review. If the motion handling doesn't bother you and you want OLED level blacks, but something keeps you from getting OLED then this is your TV. Oh and you have to want or at least be ok with a 75" TV. So for further detail, I really feel like this is a TV that would be the best compromise for a lot of people. That is the key word, compromise. Think of OLEDs as light controlled theater specialists, while LED are specialists ready to handle that living room spot across from a full sun window that must stay open for your plants. This TV is in a way the middle ground, but as always how you view that compromise will go a long way in determining how you view this TV. I am going to make 2 statements. First this TV is brighter than OLEDs and has better contrast than other LED TVs. My next statement is this TV has worse contrast than OLEDs and is less bright than other (high end) LEDs. Both of those statements are true and which way you view it will determine if you shoukd give this TV a chance. If you do make sure you play close attention to motion handling on this TV. Not sure if this varies by personal preference, unit to unit, or if rype of content watched determines this, but there seem to be mixed opinions on this out there. For me personally, i find the motion handling behind an LG C1 and really all of my OLEDs, but it isn't something that bothers me very often if at all, personally.

I bought this tv with high hopes and expectations, well i can say the tv is ok, it isn't better than the Samsung QN90 but it is a close 2nd. Also its price point is too close to the Qn90. The issue with the tv is it doesn't handle motion well on fast moving scenes my biggest gripe, 2nd the tv isn't thin like the Qn90. 3rd it price isn't justified at 3500 or 3k. The speakers internals are ok, but who uses those?? Its not a bad tv for 2k, i just wouldn't pay any more than that. Would be a great buy for 1500 to 1800 range. If you need the best of the best go with samsung if you want to save a few bucks for a close second tv, this tv does well just not excellent.

This TV has very vibrant colors. But the motion blur is not as seamless as we hoped. For instance when watching an action movie the movements seem off like it’s lagging.

If you are going to watch Movies and TV shows , this tv is great . sports watching and playing game is very average. I kept the TV because I use this TV only for watching Movies and TV shows . And its very heavy 95 pounds I think .