Hisense 65-Inch Class U6 Series Mini-LED ULED 4K UHD Google Smart TV (65U6N, 2024 Model) - QLED, Motion Rate 240, HDR 10+, Full Array Local Dimming, Game Mode Plus, Alexa Compatibility

I was looking for a large TV for a basement home theater that would have a decent picture and reasonably simple/convenient user interface without breaking the bank. This is working great and fit my needs perfectly. I have a few google speakers, so I added this to my google home and have had no issues controlling it or getting it to connect over WiFi.It was also packaged well and came with nice sturdy handles so you have something to hold while you mount it (which is definitely a two-person job due to its massive size and ~80-lb weight). The only confusion I had was when I tried to install my first streaming app (it comes with all the standard ones pre-installed). I was trying out the voice assistant feature through the remote, which worked great but instead of telling me that I needed to open the App Store and agree to the T&C, it simply said it couldn’t find the app I searched for (Kanopy). I opened the App Store manually using the remote (after confirming that the google App Store should have it) and it worked just fine after I agreed to the T&C.I really like that it consolidates my continue watching list from most of my streaming services into one list on the home page so it’s super convenient to play the next episode or continue a movie. The recommendations are kind of so-so in my opinion, but it has alerted me to a couple movies I’d been wanting to watch but hadn’t seen on my services previously.If you are really into TV’s and very knowledgeable about the different aspects of a quality display, you may find some faults with this TV, but for an average movie buff, it’s a great, affordable option for a huge screen!

Wow, this is a great TV for the size and the current price ($650 during Black Friday) is unmatched comparatively. Years ago I spent $2K for a Sony Bravia 65", which was a bit underwhelming at the time considering the price and lag of the menu screens. It did the job but I felt like marketing and a big name brand is all I was sold on. This 75" Hisense feels like a real upgrade so far, granted I've only had it for a couple of days now (I will update if things change), I'm impressed with the quality.(Skip to very bottom for overall Pros/Cons)Visuals:The first thing I did was turn off the motion plus stuff, this is what gives video that "soap opera" effect, which in my opinion cheapens the look of movies. Thankfully there are different settings for it as well as turning it completely off, nice. After making some adjustments to the other standard video settings along with Dolby Vision, the visuals are beautiful.Audio:The sound is great for being in TV, while I will eventually hook up an external system to meet my personal preferences, the built-in Dolby Atmos is more than sufficient for the time being and fills the room while even at low volume.Technical:There are 3 HDMI inputs at 4K 60fps, I am using all of them and have no issues with the TV auto-selecting between them as I switch between devices - an Apple TV, a PS5, and my computer. The Google OS that comes with the TV immediately tries to set you up for a Google Home network, which is nice if you want/need that, but for the time being I'm using my Apple TV instead since I'm already signed in for all of my streaming platforms. Similar to the Sony Bravia, the UI navigation is a bit sluggish... I am convinced this has less to do with the TV and more to do with the OS itself. Hooking up an Apple TV bypasses that lag. I don't think it's worth taking a star off for the OS/UI, since this is common with smart TVs (unfortunately).Amazon Delivery:Wow these guys were great. They called upon arrival and carefully delivered it through my house and into the basement, then went to work unpacking it up on my table in less than 10 minutes. Mind you this was a 75"+ sized box, which is not a light ask, something I could not have done by myself at all. Just FYI, they DO take the box back after unpacking it for you, so that's nice if you planned on trashing it anyway, but would have been nice to keep it in storage in case anything happens to it. They were very polite and insistent on taking it back, so I didn't try too hard to keep it anyway.Pros:Great value especially for the size of it.Picture quality wonderful after some adjustments (just turn off Motion Plus)!Switch between inputs easily and automatically.Dolby Atmos built-in is a definite plus!Cons:Somewhat laggy user interface, as usual with most smart TV operating systems.Fear of "soap opera effect" being a permanent feature (it's not)!Can't keep the box?Will update if anything else comes up, good or bad!

I have been using this TV for 5 months and it is performing well. It is slow at times and the Google Voice Search only works when it feels like it but that is probably not the TV's fault. It seems to be a good budget TV. I play PS5 on it as well and it looks great. I got the protection plan because of it being a cheaper TV. We will see if it continues to perform int he months and years to come.

I was looking for a large,cost effective T.V. with a good picture. I typically purchase bigger name product brands like Samsung or L.G. when it comes to monitors or T.V's, but like to base my purchases on review data. I came across this T.V. and liked the specs but was suspect of the quality. I like it up on rtings.com and it had a better review than other T.V.'s in the save category. I decided to pull the trigger and Wow, was I shocked!This is a phenomenal T.V. for the money! Beautiful bright picture and easy to use interface. The remote is high quality, backlit and user friendly. Unless you need an OLED or a gaming T.V. this is a no brainer!

I did a bit of research before I settled on this Hisence U6 TV. I had no problem with the setup. Picture quality was good without the extra tuning. I haven't been able to view 4K yet. I have to rely T Moble 5G for streaming. It's very good butI know it will get better when I can get Fiber optic in the future. I have been using a ROKU HD stick and it still looks Ok.The speakers are pretty good, am waiting to get my sound bar hooked up to compare the sound quality. I like the remotecontrol for it's ease of use. I will give more reviews when I get settled in. So far so good!