r/Hisense

I’ve been looking at upgrading the TV in my living room and recently started considering the hisense u6 pro 85".

I’ve actually had a smaller hisense in my bedroom for a couple years now and it’s been totally fine for me so far, so I’m a lot less skeptical about the brand than I used to be.

Going up to 85" feels kind of crazy though, especially since my current setup is nowhere near that size.

Main thing I’m wondering is how well the mini led performs on a panel this big in real use.

Does blooming get distracting during movies or dark scenes?

And how does it handle daytime viewing with some sunlight in the room?

I mostly watch sports and play PS5, so brightness matters more to me than perfect home theater black levels.

Anyone here actually spent some time with this model yet?

My beloved 42" Panasonic ST plasma died Saturday evening so i began the search for a replacement. I live very rural so finding a 144 hz TV was a challenge. After driving two hours to look at a 65" U6 on steep discount the store employee said another location two hours away had a 75" open box for the same price. After taking some measurements on my vehicle I set off to buy the 75. After a ten hour day I have it set up temporarily on my snake enclosure while I wait for a wall mount. I am still mourning the loss of the ST, but the U6 is pretty good! My highest fidelity physical media was the OG Alien, so that's what I watched last night lol

The tech was called to assess this damage as somehow between when they turned it off and back on again within a 48 hour period, the TV internally exploded. The tech is calling it an impact. But they live alone, and the TV is not in an area that would even get foot traffic.

Years ago I remember CCTV of a screen cracking and the poster of that footage said that the manufacturer would not have believed them had they not had the footage. I've also seen similar examples online of damage like this due to internal defects.

Could this be the result of one of those defects? Or did someone break in and smash the TV?

Bottom screen is cut off when I watch Amazon prime. Never had an issue on any other tv. I reset tv and did hard reset multiple times. Pls help. It only happens on Amazon prime live and it's a new issue

So I just got a Hisense U7Q like 4 days ago and the TV itself is honestly amazing, zero complaints. But my Apple TV 4K 3rd gen is driving me absolutely insane right now.

Before the Hisense I had an old Samsung LED from 2014, nothing special at all, and my Apple TV worked perfectly fine on it for years. Plugged it into the new Hisense and suddenly everything is a complete mess. The UI is super laggy, the remote feels like it's stuck in mud, there's this horrible delay between pressing a button and something actually happening. It's basically unusable.

The weird thing is literally nothing changed. Same Apple TV, same HDMI cable, I just switched TVs. So I have no idea what's going on.

Has anyone had this happen? Is this a known thing with Hisense and Apple TV? Do I just need to factory reset it or is there something in the TV settings I need to change?

Currently going insane over here because the TV is great but this is ruining the experience 😅

is this normal it’s only 4 days old that’s what it looks like with white background

Hi,

I'm looking at buying a 100" U8QG and noticed Best Buy has it listed on sale for $2,797. Does that sound like a good price? I'm new to the market and haven't had a chance to follow deals yet

Any Tips welcomed, I've been dealing with Support for almost 2 weeks and barely anything on their end gets done without me calling them. Just got off the phone and the lady finally opened my email from Saturday to see all the videos/pictures I sent. I bought it last year in February, it's barely a year old, and I hardly use it since I have kids and its for my game systems in my basement, so it maybe gets 10-15 hours a week. I love the picture, and the TV, but this support is driving me crazy. How hard is it to obviously see my TV has problems, and either refund me or send me a replacement? I haven't even got to the point where they send a technician or have me destroy my panel. I've seen stories of people on here getting replacements in 24 hours or 7 days, and here I am almost 2 weeks in still waiting for them to tell me what to do with my TV.

I've system reset this TV 3 times as well, and nothing has seemed to help me. So any Tips for fixing it is welcome too. Please excuse the mess on my coffee table, I wasn't expecting to have to share this online when I took it a week ago.