Hisense was not my first choice in terms of TVs, not even on my list to begin, however due to the performance rating of this TV on RTINGS.COM, it where I ended up. First, if you're in the budget for an inexpensive TV you're looking at an IPS LED TV. If you want the best picture, with the longest life, your best choice is NanoLED, QuantumLED (QLED), or MicroLED. It's that simple. The latter gives you near OLED picture quality at IPS prices. Second, you want full array, local dimming, which allows backlighting to adjust based on the needs of the image. This reduces the tendency for washed out colors by full brightness backlighting, and untimely wear on the backlighting by both standard backlighting and edge backlighting. It doesn't mean you'll never seen a blue backlighted image, but it does mean it won't happen for a long, long time. Now, as noted in reviews, this may not be the best TV for your use, it better for sitting and watching directly in front of the TV, however for that use case scenario it has an amazing picture quality. I'm still impressed. One of the reasons I upgraded was because it was getting difficult for me to see the screen. Everything looked blurry with or without my glasses and my eyes would tear up from the strain. The screen size only increased 5", so we aren't talking a big improvement there but the increase in resolution has made the image so much better to see. I use this for gaming and so far, based on my experience it offers a much better image quality. I'm able to do 120hz, which is well beyond the frames per second my computer is capable of but I'll have to tweek this more. Initially I had a super responsive gaming experience, but my last gaming session seemed to struggle. Overall though, the picture, quality was vastly improved. The included tuner and Google TV experience could be better but it's usable. The setup is easy enough and simple to complete. Overall I'm extremely happy with the purchase. The picture quality, resolution, and overall general experience was better than expected. There are better TVs in this class but if you're on a budget this is a great choice for both picture quality, features, and long-term reliability.

Play Video For over 20 years. We bought this new 55inch TV to replace my old Sony 42inch TV from year 2002. Surprisingly, the package is very light that I can take it in the apartment by myself. And I was able to unbox and set it up by myself. A little tip for unbox. Open the top first, take out the stand. Then open the bottom and install the stand while TV still inside the box. Finally, you can take out the box with the stand on from bottom. This 55” inch TV is much bigger than my old one. Also screen is covering edge to edge of the frame. But it’s much lighter. So that I can put it on the table by myself. It's my first time to have a smart TV. Connected it to my home network and works great with Google TV! Tested it with Youtude, Netflix and my Spectrum TV. Also tested it with 4K video from Youtude. Crystal clear and bright images. Color and clarity are much better than my old Sony LCD TV. What an upgrade for me. Finally, I connect my Wii to it. Bigger screen and higher refresh rate make the game even more interesting. The game mode makes it more clear and amazing sound effect. The build in subwoofer speaker also works great since I don’t have any other speaker setup. Have the Hisense U7 55inch TV over a week. I am very happy with it overall. For this price with its performance, it’s great value LED TV.

Insane detail and colors, perfect for my series X. 4k 120 fps no problem. The built in google system is silky buttery smooth. No hiccups ever, and the sound system?? Fantastic subwoofer in the back of the tv for those bass heavy movie scenes and music when needed.

I already have a 55" Hisense U8G froma a few years ago and it has performed flawlessly with continued AndroidTV updates. This 65" Hisense U7N is even more impressive. With a rated 1,500 nits brightness on the box, HDR, GoogleTV, 4 HDMI inputs, USB 3.0 jack, and ATSC 3.0 antenna tuner, it checks all the boxes. RTINGS.COM rates the TV at 1,090 Nit in SDR, and 1,302 Nit in HDR. The 120hz display looks silky smooth and the GoogleTV is also very responsive. Reviewers have been comparing this TV to the top of the line Samsung & Sony QLED TVs at double the price. As a bonus, it even has a built-in woofer, which is rare in these other high-end TVs. The remote is also feels premium and is back-lit. Amazon delivered the TV carefully and it arrived in perfect shape. So happy with my purchase. You will be too.

I love this tv, great picture quality. The backlit remote is great. Easy to set up and even easier to use. I would highly recommend this tv to anyone. Also a great price.

I got the 75" set and I think it's fantastic. A stunning picture and the set handles everything I throw at it... 4k, Dolby Vision, HDR 10+, High Refresh Rate gaming... you name it, this set handles it. I have a PC connected to it and I run it at 120Hz Variable Refresh Rate for gaming and the colors and response time are amazing. I notice virtually no lag at all and the HDR performance is really very nice. It's a big heavy set so have two people to move it around or mount it. The center foot is nice but can concentrate all of the weight of the set in one location so be careful if you use a glass top stand as it may not handle the weight as well as it can with a set that uses feet spaced apart. All in all I love the set, it does everything I could have asked of it and more. I do not use the Smart TV features as I find them lacking on all sets when compared to using things like AppleTV or a PC. I don't even have the set connected to my network, this way it acts like a "dumb tv" with a great picture and awesome color, which is just fine by me.

Wasn’t sure about this tv. My first Hisense. Using it in a movie room. Distance to audience is about 9 feet. Outstanding. Boots up quick. Connects to google. Picture looks fabulous. Sound is great. Remote is nice. This won’t be my last Hisense.