Hisense 65" M7 Mini-LED QLED 4K UHD Smart Google TV (65M7SG, 2026 Model) - Mini LED, Hi - QLED, Dolby Vision, Full Array Local Dimming, HDR10+, Built-in Subwoofer, Game Mode Pro, AI Smooth Motion

This tv has it all going on and for the price it is a great value because the picture is so good and clear and the sound is very good with the built in subwoofer with all that said the $418.00 was very well worth it .this is one of the best big screen tvs that I have ever had for just over $400.00 thumbs up on this one

First of all I want to say that I come from TVs like the Hisense U8QG which is one of the higher end models of Hisense and I had every 8 series from 2021 to now plus I also had a Panasonic z85a Oled TV, that been said my expectations were super low considering that this is leaning more to the budget side of TVS and I can't believe how good this TV looks for been cheap I don't know if is because I have the 75” version and probably have more local dimming but I was expecting a lot of blooming and a crap picture but that's not the case it has very good deep blacks and punchy colors specially in HDR and the brightness is awesome as well for been only 1000 nits but that's already the standard for HDR so is good. One thing you have to make sure is to go into pictures settings and change the energy saving mode to be able to unlock the maximum peak brightness and colors plus the brightness doesn't come on 100 you have to fix all that and after that is almost perfect I'm very happy with it. I uploaded some pictures but believe me it looks better in person. The 75 inch is super recommended I can't talk about the other ones and make sure you grab the 2026 model because there's a 2025 at the same price and that TV offers less. One more thing is the audio is very good as well I use sound bars and separate sub anyways but the audio is really good again I can't believe the price of this TV I'm blown away. It might be do the the low refresh rate of 60hz but you don't need all that if you don't game and a lot games don't pass 60 anyways.

This TV is a great alue for the money. I have a Hisense sound bar connected to it. I do wish that it had Hi-Concerto like my U7 down stairs. Still a great tv for the price. Will be buying a RGB 75" this fall to replace the U7 in my living room. Will move that one to my den.

We started the search for this TV by trying to find one of those "omg it looks like painted art" TV's which run quite expensive. In the end, the budget won out. Ai heavily suggested this, esp. at the price we got it, compared to others. Even at pickup the Walmart fellow asked me if I had seen these Mini-LED's before. He was right... they're great. We chose this size based on our use in an apartment. We've mounted it on a rolling stand and left the legs on it, so we can carry it to the bedroom if we want an all-day stay-in-bed TV marathon. It's pretty lightweight and easy to carry. It come loaded with apps, which I was thankful for. I work from home, so most of the time it's on during the day showing YouTube (Premium, no ads) still artwork, beautiful Earth videos, or jazzy/AI videos. The brights are bright, the darks are dark. It also had (or I installed?) Plex on it, which is our primary source of TV and movies. It has, of course, Netflix and Hulu and all that, as well. If I needed a second TV, I would probably buy this again. I will say (and you can see in my video), that I have a Roku streambar off to the side. The Roku Streambar has better audio, at least when it comes to spoken words like in a show. Having said that, however, the TV's native audio isn't bad at all. We have all tile in our apartment, so it could contribute a bit more to the echo'ness.

the quality is good and for a 55" QLED Mini LED TV you can't beat the price. I compare this TV to my 55" QLED TCL and it's very similar. The only downside with this TV just like everyone else is talking about is the programs, you have to restart this TV manually before you can even watch anything, every single time. it says the tv cannot connect everytime you click on an app, it gets annoying but it only takes a few seconds to restart and it doesnt do it again until you turn it off again. Which is why I gave it 3/5 stars.

Hisense. Will not update this TV, You have to get a flash drive, convert it to Fat 32. Then download a zip file. Open the zip file from your computer and then change the files bottom to the top, then send it to your drive and Plug it back in the back of the television and hopefully it won't format it like mine did and erase everything on the flash drive. When it's right, there's no better picture, getting it to remember your settings is another thing. This Information is only for the Google Smart TV. Why so complicated?

Very poor operating system. Very slow to respond. Requires constant restarting for the apps to work. I'll turn the TV on, all the advertisements will load, but to actually watch anything using an app it requires a restart. Then the apps will work again, until the next time you turn it on. Restart required again. Very frustrating.

I purchased a 55-inch Hisense TV, and when it was delivered, there were no obvious signs of damage from the outside. However, as soon as we plugged it in and turned it on, we discovered that the screen was completely cracked. We immediately contacted Walmart customer service. The representative told us that all we needed to do was bring the TV to a Walmart store to return it, and they even provided us with a return barcode. The next day, we carried this huge TV, loaded it into our car, and drove about 30 minutes to a Walmart store. When we arrived, however, we were told that their system could not process the return at all. We called customer service again, and this time, they told us to take the TV to another nearby Walmart store and try again. We were extremely frustrated, but we followed their instructions. There was a major storm in New York that day and it was pouring rain, yet we still had to drag this large TV to a second Walmart location. Once again, we got exactly the same result: their system could not process the return. We called customer service yet again, but no one was able to provide us with a proper solution. Eventually, we were told that because the TV was purchased online, it could not be returned to a physical Walmart store and would have to be shipped back to Walmart instead. If that was the case from the beginning, why did Walmart customer service repeatedly tell us to bring this huge TV to physical stores to return it? We wasted an entire day driving around New York, carrying a large broken TV from one Walmart location to another, simply trying to resolve an issue with a $300 television. This was an unbelievable waste of our time and energy, especially considering that we followed Walmart customer service's instructions every step of the way. This has honestly been one of the worst shopping experiences I have ever had. For a company as large as Walmart, I am extremely disappointed by how poorly this situation was handled and by the lack of coordination between customer service and the physical stores. After this experience, I have completely lost confidence in Walmart's customer service and will not be purchasing anything from Walmart again.

Extremely disappointing quality control. I purchased two TVs from Walmart, and both had quality issues. The biggest problem is that Walmart offers no meaningful solution other than returning the product. Installing a 65-inch TV is difficult and expensive, and I cannot keep paying installation fees every time I receive a defective product. Returning the TV does not compensate me for the money, time, and effort I have already spent. Why should customers bear the financial consequences of poor quality control? Walmart's inconsistent product quality should not become the customer's responsibility. This is extremely frustrating and unacceptable.

Very disappointed with this purchase. Hisense 65” MiniLED QLED 4K TV Order %23200015314177154 The TV arrived without the legs/stand in the box, so I cannot even properly set it up and use it. I checked the entire box and all the packaging carefully, but the legs are simply missing. A brand-new TV should arrive with all the necessary parts. Now I have to spend extra time trying to get the missing parts. Very frustrating experience.