Hisense - 65" Class U6G Series Quantum ULED 4K UHD Smart Android TV

Excellent quality for the price. Our old Toshiba died on us unexpectedly and we needed a new tv asap for the holidays. After reading reviews on rtings and various other sites I picked up this unit. My expectations were exceeded right as soon as we set it up. Picture quality needed very little calibration to get excellent quality and the built in Android TV software has been pretty responsive albeit more sluggish then our standalone 4K Onn streaming boxes. Gaming is great on this TV with no noticeable input lag while using both an Xbox Series X and a PS5. HDR brightness is not the best and from my limited experience so far does not make much difference in picture quality Built-in speakers are pretty bad but that is common among most flat screen sets nowadays.

Got this TV for under $700. Android TV is easy to set up and works great. The picture is excellent. Far better than any of my other TVs at this price point. Just a great TV all around.

This is the first time I have ever purchased a Hisense Product and it works like a charm. It has great color accuracy, the remote is amazing, and has an easy setup. The included apps are a nice feature since I use most of them and the ease of access is amazing. Speakers are good, they don't sound like there is a tin can like other TVs in this price range. The integration with google assistant and amazon Alexa is very helpful since I can control the TV's basic features from anywhere in my house. It will work well with speakers and soundbars since it has e-arc support and has a variety of io on the back of the tv including 4 HDMI ports, 2 USB ports, and ethernet. In conclusion, for the price that this tv is priced at, it is an amazing value and I would recommend anyone to buy it.

Tv is better than I thought it would be, this is my first Hisense tv. A bit over a month using it. It’s really bright. I’ve had a sharp, samsung, insignia, and lg tv in the past couple of years 3/4 of them are 4k. This tv is brighter than all. Giving it a 4 star because of the jutter between scenes is a little more noticeable than other TVs I had and I tried to fix it messing around with the setting for hours. But it’s still there, which is not a deal breaker for me. Considering I got this tv on clearance sale for $387. I got the 5 year warranty just in case also.

Great picture quality and features for the price. It’s well above average. It replaced a Samsung and I think the picture is better than the Samsung.

I took a chance on HiSense after seeing a number of good reviews of TV online. I typically buy SamSungs but thought this might be worth a try. Setup was easy and I like the Android TV interface. The picture was good, although I'd never had a 4K TV so I had no basis for comparison. It recognized my soundbar automatically although the volume control annoyingly would adjust both the TV and soundbar volumes - so every time I adjusted the volume I'd see the volume bar on the TV itself even thought it wasn't using the TV speakers. Annoying but not a huge deal. The picture settings were very confusing - it would automatically choose picture mode based on the content and would sometimes 'glitch' and bounce back and forth between modes. I could turn off this feature, but then you had to manually adjust the mode. The different backlight local dimming features were confusing too - I could never figure out if/when to turn on/off. Not something I wanted to spend too much time with. The biggest picture issue I noticed was when the screen went black, I noticed several whitish 'blotches' on the screen. Those apparently were due to too much backlight or something. More crap to adjust and deal with. All that said, the picture - once you got it set up properly - was pretty good. However, after using the TV for a couple months, there suddenly appeared a solid white/blue line in the bottom-middle of the screen (see attached photo). This appeared on every app, the menu and everything else - if the TV was on it was there. I tried a number of things to 'fix' (turn on/off, adjust settings, factory reset, etc.) but from everything I read online, this indicated bad hardware. Luckily I was still within the return window so I returned it and ended up getting a Samsung, which I'm loving so far. Everything on the Samsung is great - no issues at all. Suffice it to say, I will not be getting another HiSense. I will stick to Samsung.

Clear picture. Great sound. Love the size for my livingroom.

I am very impressed with this TV. It offers great picture quality and surprisingly good sound. The only issue (and its a small one) is the TV cannot run the same android apps as the Hisense U7G. I figure this is due to a slower processor and less memory.