Hisense 65U8QG 65" 4K UHD Mini-LED LCD TVs Television Type, 1 Pack

Purchased TV to go outside where it’s very sunny and the picture brightness is very good. It is not an outside tv but a great picture in bright light. It is much heavier than a cheaper tv.

I never heard of Hisense until recently when looking for a TV. After using the TV for a few months now, I absolutely love it. Rich bright colors and nice sound. I think the software it runs on is really well done. I do use a separate newly released Roku unit which at times gives me better network connectivity then the TV for some reason. It is minimal, but on occasion there has been buffering with various apps I've used. I don't have that problem with the Roku unit. I still highly recommend this TV.

This TV delivers exceptional picture quality with vibrant colors and impressive contrast. Its screen size fits the room perfectly, serving as a clean focal point that requires no further decor around it. Operating the interface is seamless, making it an outstanding addition to the living space

The tv is performing very well. Have noticed that daytime viewing is much improved over my previous tv, as the mini led technolgy does really help in cutting down glare. Still figuring some settings out but all good so far. Really like the remote and functionality to control attached devices(Firestick) eliminating the need for multiple remotes

We've enjoyed the first week experience with our new Hisense TV. Great user additions for convenience such as quick favourite selection on remote, the lights themselves on the remote help a ton, and the sound overall is like having our own surround system.

I forgot to mention earlier that Walmart was very fast with shipping out the TV. The TV was being sold by Amazon, Walmart, and Best Buy. I choose to go with Walmart based on price, speed of delivery, and felt they would honor any issues with the TV during shipping or issues with TV during initial use.

Not a paid Review! After thorough research of hours for a Mini-LED TV, I went to an electronics store determined to buy a Sony Bravia 5, but when I saw this less known HiSense TV on display I couldn't believe my eyes. Before seeing this TV, I thought Hisense only makes budget TVs and I couldn't compare it to Sony's and Samsung's of the TV world. But when I saw the display quality of U88QG model vs that of Bravia 5, it was night and day. The Hisense tv shines like a knight in a bright armour. It not only has killer specs on paper, it performs great in real life too. It has 2.5-3x the brightness and Dimming Zones compared to any other mini LED in market which gives sharp and bright images even on a wall next to window! The contrast ratio is unbelievable when you test it using specialized Dolby Vision demos. The inbuilt speakers are 4.1.2, tuned by French Luxury sound company Devialet. No other tv in market has a 4.1.2 inbuilt sound. Tested this tv supports 120HZ (120FPS) frame rate on PS5 (and supports 144Hz on PC, though not tested). While on paper it's 4K upscaler engine can't compare with Sony, so far I couldn't notice any issues visually when playing standard HD content on this 85" screen I don't see any pixelation, so upscaling must be working fairly good. This tv beats any TV in the market for the quality to price ratio! Look no beyond if you want a powerhouse of a TV for fairly low price.

I did my homework, comparing various brands, models, and TV technologies. Then came the time to decide which TV would replace my old 60-inch Samsung 3D plasma from 2016. An OLED panel would have been the natural choice, but it was ruled out due to cost and, more importantly, the brightness of the room where I planned to install it. I concluded that this specific model met all my basic requirements—featuring new HDR technology, Dolby support, and so on. It has 2,048 local dimming zones. The 4.1.2 sound system is impressive; I tested it, and it's nearly as good as the setup I had connected to my old TV. And finally, there's the price. Knowing that this company is one of the few that manufactures its own panels—which it also supplies to major brands—I asked myself: why pay more just for a brand name? After visiting a few showrooms to compare picture quality, I didn't notice any significant difference, though the price difference is certainly clear. Now, the only remaining question is its durability—specifically, how many years the OS (Android TV) will be supported. If it's like smartphones, it will likely only receive updates for 7 or 8 years, much like other brands. I just hope the hardware outlasts the operating system. As for gaming, my children and grandchildren tested it with the latest-generation Sony and Nintendo consoles and found it to be very responsive—likely thanks to the 165Hz refresh rate. I suggest attaching an RGB LED light strip to the back of the TV; this helps soften the contrast between the screen and its surroundings in low-ambient-light conditions. It prevents glare on the screen, and your eyes will thank you. I should also clarify that this TV's features are best utilized with premium streaming service plans, which allow you to take full advantage of 4K picture and sound quality. As with any other TV brand, standard subscriptions only provide 1080p Full HD. In conclusion, I think it's an excellent option in terms of quality, features, and price.

This was a horrible experience. My TV arrived with the screen, shattered in multiple places. They would not send anybody to pick it up for me so I had to figure out a way to get it into my truck by myself and bring it to FedEx. It was a 65 inch. This is one of the most horrible buying experiences, I've had in quite some time.

you as of now 3 datys late and already want a survay. waited home all day ********* and no tv now walmart says will be delivered *********. This is how FEDEX makes walmart look so bad. FERDEX is a lousey ran company updates come late as do their deliveries. this why I do not purchase from walmert very ofton and will not purchase walmart and after being treted like this, I am going to close this account soon