u/Educational_Goat2514

Image 1 — Two months with the Hisense U7
Image 2 — Two months with the Hisense U7
▲ 56 r/Hisense

Two months with the Hisense U7

Been using the Hisense U7 for about two months now after replacing a TV that was around five years old, and the upgrade has been way more noticeable than I expected.

Picture Quality

The video and pictures are absolutely stunning. The screen is incredibly bright, even with the sun coming through my windows, I don’t get the annoying glare I used to. (There is SOME but a noticeable difference between the old TV ) The colors pop, and the dark scenes actually look black rather than that washed-out gray you see on older TVs. Whether it’s sports or a movie, the clarity is impressive.

Smart Features & Google TV

One of my favorite things is the Google TV integration. It’s very fast and responsive. On my old TV, the menus would lag or freeze, but this one is snappy. It connected to my Google Home setup instantly, so I can control it with the rest of my smart devices without any hassle.

Other

Connectivity has been pretty convenient too. The U7 has four HDMI 2.1 ports, so I’ve got enough room for my console, streaming box, and audio setup without constantly swapping cables around. I also have a couple of other devices plugged in from time to time, so having the extra ports is genuinely useful.

I did have a small hiccup at the very beginning where HDMI ARC took a minute to sync up and recognize my speakers, but once it connected, it stayed solid.

Final Verdict

If you’re looking for a high-end experience without the high-end price tag, this is it. Highly recommended!

u/Educational_Goat2514 — 4 days ago
▲ 13 r/COD

Love COD so much I Upgraded for it

I have been playing COD nonstop lately, so I finally upgraded to a 55" Hisense U7 mainly for gaming. My old TV was fine for slower games, but fast COD matches always felt a little messy once everything started happening at once.

I only just got the new setup going, but the difference has already been noticeable. The action looks cleaner, and the bigger screen makes the whole game feel more immersive from the couch. Still working through the settings, but I can already tell this was a pretty major upgrade from my old TV.

Anyone else been playing a lot lately?

u/Educational_Goat2514 — 2 months ago