Hisense 75" Class U6 Series Mini-LED 4K UHD Smart Fire TV (75U65QF, 2025 Model) - QLED, HDR10+, Native 144Hz, Dolby Vision IQ, Dolby Atmos, Game Mode Pro, ALLM, Alexa Built in, Black

I was not sure what to expect as I was coming from an older Hisense that was more expensive than this by a lot, but seems newer technology like mini-led in this, makes it better for much less. So even replacing an older higher end model worked out fine. I looked this up and most reviews claimed it was the best higher end "entry level" model and that is what it seems to be. Has some great features not found at this price point on other models and the picture looks great. My setup uses Dolby Vision and this worked right away. One thing to keep in mind when connecting devices is only 2 of the 4 HDMI ports are 2.1 144hz and all that, so make sure to use the right ones for the right devices or could miss out on some settings. The picture looks nice to me for a $500 TV, really nice especially if you go on YouTube and watch the 4k/8k HDR clips. The sound is also very nice "for a TV" so even if you always use a sound bar, you might be able to skip using it sometimes as the TV does sound OK with the little subwoofer on the back. FWIW yes the sound bar setup does sound better, just the TV is good enough you might not need it all the time. This is a FireTV TV so you need to connect to an Amazon account "if" you want to do some things or use the FireTV stuff. You CAN use it right out of the box not connected to internet and everything does work. I connected it to Amazon and its actually pretty snappy for a TV and works good enough. Its not like my other TV where everything takes 10-15 seconds to come up and things are so slow, this is very snappy actually usable unlike a lot of TV's.

I saw some reviews mentioning that the TV gets stuck on the initial update because WiFi isn’t set up yet. I ran into the same issue, but I solved it by forcing a factory reset (hold the Back and Right buttons together for 10 seconds). After the restart, a QR code appeared, and I easily set up the WiFi through the Amazon App. The update then installed successfully. This is my first Fire TV, and after a little time to get familiar, it was very straightforward to use. All the popular apps are available, and the colors, brightness, and picture quality are impressive. 4K playback is smooth, and the built-in features like HDR10+, Dolby Vision IQ, and Dolby Atmos make the experience even better. Overall, this is a solid, well-built TV with excellent value for the price. I’m very satisfied with the quality and trust the Hisense brand.

I was moving up from a 55" to 65" and the specs and price were the deciding factors. This Hisense is replacing a year old Samsung and I can see no discernable visual difference when placed side by side. BUT the sound! This TV's speaker system, with its built-in subwoofer & equalizer, totally blows away the sound of both our tinny, thin sounding Samsungs and a Sony. No comparison. The TV will get hooked up to a Bose/Klipsch/Yamaha surround system so I won't be using the great sound Hisense has put in this TV. If you need a quality, feature filled TV with excellent built-in sound quality, and don't use a sound bar or sound system, this is the TV for you. Seriously, as a standalone, I can't get over how great it sounds. If picture quality, specs, and a great price are your focus, Hisense should be at the top of your list. UPDATE: I bought this TV expecting the headphone jack to function. It does NOT. Too much hassle to try and return a 65" TV so I will have to live without using headphones. Beware...

Its a wonderful television. Please know it's not a Google smart tv, you won't get YouTube on it unless you cast it from a laptop via HDMI cable. However you won't miss YouTube you download other apps eg Crunchyroll. I'm not disappoint at all. Works great with a VPN too.

Set up was super easy and the picture looks super sharp colors pop and it’s bright enough for daytime watching without washing out. The Fire tv interface is smooth, apps load quick, and voice search makes it stupid easy to find what you want. Movies look crisp with great contrast, and sports/gaming feel really smooth with no weird lag that I could notice. The built-in speakers are very good for everyday stuff, but it still shines with a nice soundbar. plug in and you’re good to go. The remote is straightforward, and the whole thing feels more premium than I expected at this price. I’d definitley recommend it if you want a big upgrade that’s easy to live with every day.

Great tv with a very clear picture no matter the light. 👉 No — this TV does not use Google “Ambient Mode.” 👉 It uses a VIDAA-style screensaver / art display instead. Instead of Google-style ambient photos: * You’ll see basic images, artwork, or a simple display * Some models let you pick: * Clock ⏰ * Photos 📸 * Art gallery 🎨 It’s basically “ambient mode’s quieter cousin” — same idea, fewer bells and whistles. 🤔 Why it’s different from Ambient Mode * Ambient Mode = Google TV feature * Your TV = VIDAA system, which uses its own screensaver instead So even though people use the word “ambient,” your TV isn’t actually using that system. ⸻ 🔍 Quick way to confirm on your TV If you want to double-check: * Go to Settings → System * If you don’t see “Ambient Mode” but do see Screen Saver or Art, you’re on VIDAA (which

What struck me the most when I turned on the TV for the first time was the brightness. I’m coming from a conventional LED TV and the difference is night and day; the blacks look truly deep (almost like an OLED) and the colors are vibrant without looking artificial. It’s the kind of screen that makes you want to rewatch your favorite movies just to notice details that went unnoticed before.What I really loved:Next-level picture: The Mini-LED technology with Local Dimming does an incredible job controlling the light. There’s none of that annoying "blooming" or glow around white text on dark backgrounds.Built-in Fire TV: If you already use the Amazon ecosystem, it’s a dream. It’s super smooth, fast, and the Alexa voice control saves you a lot of time searching for apps.Game ready: Even though it’s not an extreme enthusiast-grade TV, it has Game Mode Plus and a refresh rate that makes console games feel smooth and lag-free.Sleek design: The bezels are almost non-existent, giving it a very modern and minimalist look in the living room.A small detail to consider:The out-of-the-box sound is decent and works fine for everyday use, but if you really want a "cinema" experience, I’d recommend connecting a soundbar to take full advantage of its Dolby Atmos compatibility.

Good TV overall. Great picture, surprisingly good sound. Out of the box the default settings for the AI, motion smoothing, and color enhancement are terrible. Borderline unwatchable. Turn that junk off. I set it to Filmmaker Mode so it runs on the settings native to the film content and it is great. The fire tv interface is also bad; user interface is unpleasant to deal with and it is riddled with ads and requests for signing up for things I didn’t want. I disconnected it from the internet and am running it as a high quality dumb tv while using a third party streaming platform that isn’t full of bloatware and advertisements. Despite all of that I’m pretty happy with the tv as it is. I just wish it was more straightforward to get a good quality tv without all of the nonsense that comes with it these days.