r/Hisense

I picked up the 55” Hisense U7 during Prime Day and have been using it for a few days now. I wasn’t really planning on buying a Hisense at first, mostly because I didn’t know much about the brand.

What changed my mind was seeing it in store. The picture looked really clean even under bright showroom lighting, which stood out to me because my living room gets a decent amount of light during the day. The price during Prime Day also made it a lot easier to take the chance.

So far, I’m pretty happy with it. Colors look bright without being too much, and movies, YouTube, and sports all look better than they did on my old TV. Older shows have looked decent too, which surprised me a little. I expected some of them to look rough on a newer 4K TV, but the processing seems to help.

The TV itself is a bit chunky, so setting it up was definitely easier with a couple of people helping. Once we got it on the stand and in place, everything was fine.

Still early, but for what I paid during Prime Day, it feels like a solid upgrade.

I’ve just bought a 55” 6 series and the picture is blurry, everywhere I read it says to turn on enhanced format and it will enable the hdr though this is still appearing to be off? Just wondering any setting I can change to improve the picture quality in any way open to any ideas no matter how radical 🤷‍♂️

Just bought

Just got my first big TV set up. It’s an 85" Hisense U6 Pro, and I’ve been using it for about 3 or 4 days now.

So far, I’m really happy with it. I upgraded from a much smaller older TV, so the size difference alone is kind of wild. Movies and sports feel way more fun on an 85" screen, and watching World Cup matches on it has probably been my favorite part so far. Big bright screen for soccer just hits different lol.

The picture looked good right away to me. I haven’t messed with settings much yet, but colors look nice, the screen gets plenty bright, and it still looks clear during the day even though my room gets a decent amount of light.

I’ve also tried some PS5 on it, and it feels smooth enough for me. I’m not a hardcore competitive player or anything, but for casual gaming it’s been great.

Fire TV has been easy to use too. Netflix, YouTube, Prime, and Disney were all there, and switching between apps has been smooth so far.

Still early, but for what I paid, this feels like a really solid big screen upgrade.

El 5 de junio compre una tv hisense de 65, para ver el mundial. Estaba en oferta, nunca habiaa tenido estas marca, siempre he usado samsung y decidí darle una oportunidad.

Hice la compra el 5 de junio y recibí hasta el 15 de junio, el pasado 30 de junio apareció una mancha como sombra sobre un borde, adjunto foto.

Hice mi reporte de garantía y estoy esperando al técnico, ustedes han presentado una situación similar o que recomiendan hacer durante la revisión?

Screen is all white and there is a big blue vertical block

Finally got the setup mostly finished this weekend.

TV: 85" Hisense U7

This was the main piece of the setup. Viewing distance is around 10 to 11 feet, and the wall niche looked like it needed a bigger screen, so 85" felt like the right size without completely taking over the room. I paid around $1,500, which felt reasonable for a Mini LED this size. The room gets daylight from the sliding door too, so I wanted something bright enough for sports, movies, and PS5 without always closing the blinds. So far, the size feels great from the couch, sports look good during the day, and PS5 has felt smooth from the main seating position.

Audio: Samsung HW Q + sub

I know, not real HT lol. But for now it keeps the setup clean and fits nicely under the TV. The sub is off to the side and gives enough low end for movies and games without shaking the whole house. Long term, I can see myself moving to an AVR with a proper 3.1 or 5.1 setup, but I’m not there yet.

Sources: PS5 + Nintendo Switch

The Switch is mostly for the kids and family games. The PS5 is what I use at night for racing games, single player stuff, and some streaming. Nothing too complicated here, but having everything connected and easy to access has made the space get used a lot more.

Lighting / room: still figuring this part out

This is the part that feels unfinished. The niche still looks a little empty, and the console area is pretty plain. I’m thinking about adding dimmable bias lighting inside the cutout, probably something neutral instead of full RGB. I don’t want it to look like a gaming dorm room, but I do think some soft lighting could help the wall feel less flat.

Next upgrades:

Cable management is first. After that, maybe bias lighting, maybe a better media console layout, and eventually real speakers.

For anyone who has done a TV niche setup, would you add bias lighting inside the cutout, or keep it clean and save the money for speakers / AVR first?

Anybody else had their tv update today and there is now yellow parts to their menu when it used to be all white?

Software version: V0000.09.60N.Q0610

E7QTUK Pro Vidaa

I tried everywhere but couldn’t find the legs i bought this tv from marketplace and they used to hang it in the wall but i am not a owner of the house so i cannot drill to hang jt on the wall . Is there anyone who can help me find the right legs of it . I believe this is the part
Help me

I got this tv for free and I got universal remote for it since it didn’t have a remote but idk if the problem is the tv or the remote but it technically doesn’t turn on but the LED light is on but still doesn’t work. I did everything on google but it won’t work. Any help?

I just bought this Hisense fire tv (my second of the day but that was another headache) and have been trying for two hours to get past this. Factory resets, router resets, tried a hotspot everything I can find. Any help would be appreciated. I just want to watch something.