Hisense 65-Inch Class U7 Series Mini-LED ULED 4K UHD Google Smart TV (65U7N, 2024 Model) - QLED, Dolby Vision IQ, Dolby Atmos, Full Array Local Dimming, 144Hz Game Mode Pro, VRR, Alexa Compatibility

I recently decided it was time to upgrade the TV in my bedroom and after a lot of research I decided to order this Hisense U75QG, and I couldn’t be happier with my decision. This TV advertised incredible contrast, vibrant colors, and immersive sound and it delivers.As a gamer, the Game Mode Ultra, Auto Low Latency Mode, and AMD FreeSync Premium Pro were huge selling points for me. I’m amazed by the quality its providing – games are visually smoother with a clearer picture and no lag. A literal game changer.Also, one of the features I was most excited for was the AI 4K Upscaler, as I’ve never experienced this technology before, and how it makes lower-resolution content look almost like 4K. I was having fun streaming some of my favorite older movies and was amazed at how great the picture looked – such a noticeable difference.I highly recommend this TV – the price and technology (Quantum Dot technology, Full Array Local Dimming, Dolby Vision and HDR10+) are just too good to pass up.

I'm loving my new TV! The display is a real standout - the picture is vibrant and bright, making it perfect for watching my favorite shows and movies. The delivery and unboxing experience was also top-notch, with the delivery team being courteous and respectful. They even took the time to carefully remove the TV from its packaging and let me inspect it for any damage.In terms of performance, the TV works flawlessly. The Wi-Fi connection is fast and reliable, and I've had no issues with connectivity. However, I did notice a couple of minor issues. The search feature on the Home Screen could be improved, as it doesn't take into account the apps I'm logged in to or subscribed to. This means I have to navigate directly to the app to find what I'm looking for.Additionally, as someone who's used to the algorithm-driven recommendations on my old Amazon Fire Stick, I was a bit disappointed to find that this TV's suggestions aren't quite as strong. That being said, these are relatively minor complaints, and overall I'm really happy with my purchase.Pros:- Beautiful, vibrant display- Fast and reliable Wi-Fi connection- Great delivery and unboxing experienceCons:- Search feature could be improved to take into account logged-in apps- Algorithm-driven recommendations aren't as strong as some other devicesOverall, I'd definitely recommend this TV to anyone looking for a solid, no-frills smart TV experience. Just be aware of the minor quirks, and you'll be all set!

I love watching movies, and this TV is in my well-lit living room, paired to a midgrade 7.2 surround sound system. The colors are true to life and easy to set to your individual preference. The internal speakers are fine, but obviously, I don't use them. The only hiccup I had in setup was not resetting the TV to factory before setting it up. Apparently, there's a bug that causes the screen to flash black on rare occasions if you don't reset the TV, which was very easy to do, and customer support was both easy to reach and helpful in the process. Also, it's in the manual, had I bothered to read it, so that's on me.The remote control works flawlessly at any reasonable distance, and the TV is light enough that I could easily set it on my stand and move it around as needed, but I'm also well over 6 feet tall and over 200 pounds, so your experience may vary.Overall, I'm incredibly pleased and I think the 75 inch TV I bought is perfect for my space. I sit around 12 feet away from the screen at a straight-on angle. If you're more then 45 degrees to either side, the picture begins to suffer a bit, but still watchable.

UPDATE: I originally purchased the 55 inch which my review for that is below but have since then purchased the 75 inch and it is absolutely fantastic. No dark smearing due to the 75 using an ADS-PRO panel which is an IPS panel with better contrast and black levels. The motion handling is also better on this panel as well. Mine does have some slight IPS glow in top right and left corner but it is not noticeable at all unless you're testing for it. The 75 is also noticeably louder due to the extra 10 watts in the speakers. As stated in my review below the 55, 65, and 85 inch all use VA panels which are notorious for dark/black smearing during dark and fast scenes so if you're a gamer this will be noticeable depending on your sensitivity to it. Extremely happy with the 75 inch and in my opinion if you have the room this is the best size to go for.ATTENTION GAMERSBefore I get into my overall impressions of the tv it is important to note that anyone using this tv primarily for gaming like myself should be aware that every model with the exception of the 75 inch, use a VA panel. This is important because while VA panels have the best contrast ratios and deep blacks, they also suffer from slower response times leading to slower transitions from dark to grey pixels which causes Dark Smearing. This also happens during movies and tv as well just not as noticeable. This isn't a Hisense issue nor is it an issue with your unit, this issue is common among VA panels from all brands. The cheaper ones tend to be a little worse than the higher end brands though. Hiw noticeable this is will vary from game to game and depend on how sensitive you are to it. I will warn you though, once you see it you will not be able to unsee it so if you have no idea what dark smearing is or what it looks like I very highly advise you not to look into it. Another issue that is this particular model is something called Overshoot. This issue is a little more rare than the dark smearing as it tends to only occur when the refresh rate sits around 100hz, this issue can easily be remedied by turning off VRR or capping your framerate if available. As for Dark Smearing, unfortunately there is no fix for it. Things you can do to help mitigate it are making sure vrr is disabled and cap the framerate at 60. The higher the refresh rate the more noticeable the dark smearing will be. Another thing you could do is adjust the black level so that the dark pixels aren't as dark, however this defeats the purpose of a VA as you won't have those deep blacks anymore. Each panel type has its pros and cons so it's important to research these prior to your purchase. For me personally i only notice the smearing if I'm panning the camera slowly in games, when playing normally it isn't really noticeable. As I mentioned earlier the 75 inch uses an ADS PRO panel which will have slightly worse contrast than the VA models but won't have the smearing issues either.Bought the 55 inch version this tv back in December for $478 and it's an absolute steal at that price. Colors are great, contrast is great and the picture quality is fantastic. The thing i think that surprised me the most about this tv was the sound quality, it has a 40w sub in the back of the tv that sounds great especially when using content that supports Dolby Atmos. Now it won't beat a decent surround sound system but you absolutely don't need that at all. You get every HDR feature with this tv, Dolby Vision, HDR 10, HDR 10+ so no matter what you'll always get the best possible picture quality regardless of the content you're using it for. I've seen some reviews mention things like the backlight turning off and on and the settings not saving etc. First off make sure everything under the General category in picture settings is off, especially automatical light sensor and intelligent scene as these are what causes the backlight to automatically change brightness.As for the settings not saving make sure to check what the source is for all the content you're using. For example, some content is Dolby Vision while some is just HDR10, you'll need to set the picture settings for each of these different sources as the TV will change to these once it detects them. As far as the operating system goes I've had 0 issues with any lagginess or freezing. A great tip though is to go into the device assistant and use the memory cleaner to free up RAM, as the higher the usage the slower and less responsive the TV will become. I highly suggest going into the settings, then advanced system and turning on Turbo Mode as it will take care of this for the most part for you. My unit didn't have any issues on arrival, no noticeable dse and the package wasn't damaged at all. For this price point this tv can't be beat. Only real "negative" of this tv is that the viewing angles are absolutely horrible. The more at an angle you are the more washed out the image becomes, this isn't an issue for me as I'm always directly in front of the tv but if you have multiple people watching a movie etc and they're at an angle the picture quality will be worse for them. Other than that I'm extremely pleased with this tv.