Hisense 85" Class QD7 Series Mini-LED 4K UHD Smart Fire TV (85QD7QF) - QLED, Native 144hz, HDR10+, Dolby Vision, Dolby Atmos, Game Mode Pro, ALLM, Alexa Built in with Voice Remote, MEMC

I couldn’t be happier with this 75-inch Hisense TV! The picture quality is absolutely stunning, with vibrant colors, sharp details, and an amazing 4K resolution that makes everything look incredible. The performance is fast and responsive—apps open quickly, and navigating the menus is smooth with no lag. The large screen is perfect for movies, sports, and gaming, making it feel like a home theater. Setup was simple, and the sleek design looks great in my living room. The value for the price is outstanding, and it exceeded my expectations in every way. If you’re looking for a big-screen TV with excellent speed, beautiful picture quality, and great overall performance, I highly recommend this Hisense TV!

When my 2018 Samsung QLED 49" tv was fried by a passing electrical storm, I replaced it with this Hisense 50" TV, despite the fact that my usual go-to source, Consumer Reports, did not recommend any Hisense TV or pretty much anything under about $800. I am very glad that I followed the advice of Tom"s Guide who said that it was not only an excellent budget TV, it was an excellent TV, period. It really is! My picture quality is at least as good my Samsung, the sound is better, and the user interface is easier to use. I can press a single button to get Amazon Prime or Netflix. I can use the blue voice control button and say "PBS Passport" and get that streaming service. It was easy to arrange the icons for all my services. At $340 it was a bargain, and for an extra $30, the Amazon deliverers unboxed the TV, attached the two braces, placed it in my entertainment center, and walked me through the process of attaching it to my WiFi. Two Thumbs Up!

Love this 65” I purchased my first Hisense about 27 yrs ago. Was a 40in on sale for under $150. It was for kids game machine to get them off family set. Never heard of them so was an experiment. Was very impressed with the quality picture. Worked too good. Son’s dog was visiting and charged a dog on the screen and fractured it. Big strong hard headed beast. Replaced with 55” 25 yrs going strong. So, long story short I exclusively purchase Hisense since. Each one has been great and a super value and no failures. This one (65”)has continued to uphold and exceed my expectations. We stream, connect devices, use over wireless, have in a home theater etc. Several of my friends have spent thousands more on other brands that are supposed to be the best. But, all have had different issues from physical hardware breakages to display scan issues and WiFi connectivity issues. When they see mine and ask what brand and how much I paid they think I’m joking. Only brand I buy now. Even the latest CES 26 reviews rated their newest in each category among the top 3. I’d even argue some of the ratings preferences as they got down to subjective minor differences. Hisense just released a 100in. Category set. I’d love to get it but can’t justify it to my wife. 65in TVs are all great and she makes the good argument the newer models in that category will get better after a year or two. I’d recommend mounting any TV of 65in or higher. Mostly as a safety factor. Wall mounts are so inexpensive with lots of features and you won’t have to worry about little ones getting injured. Recommend Buy.

After using this 100" TV for a while, I can say it's been a great purchase. Setup was simple, the interface is easy to navigate, and everything works reliably. The remote control is especially user-friendly, with a straightforward layout that makes it easy to find what you need without digging through menus. The viewing angles are excellent, and the picture looks good from just about anywhere in the room. Colors are vibrant and pleasing, making movies, sports, and streaming content enjoyable to watch on such a large screen. The built-in sound isn't the strongest feature, but it's perfectly acceptable for everyday viewing. While a soundbar would definitely improve the experience, the TV speakers are good enough for regular use. Overall, this is an easy-to-use, reliable TV with a great picture, and wide viewing angles. For the price, I'm very happy with it and would recommend it to anyone looking for a large-screen TV.

I received the televsion and began setting it up. After I gave my Amazon user name and password the television went to a screen that said "registering your account". The television beame stuck on this screen. I pulled out the plug of the televsion and reset my modem. When I turned the television back on the same screen appeared. I called Hisense and got no assistance. I called Amazon and after speaking to someone she said she was going to connect me to a service technician. I hung up after being on hold for 50 minutes.. At this point I was resolved that the television was going to be returned. I then looked up on the internet "how to fix a stuck screen on a FireTV". I was told to simultaneously press down the Select and Play/Pause button for 5-10 seconds. I did this and it worked. The televsion powered on, the same screen appreared and then the screen moved forward. Now that we are able to watch the television I am more than pleased with this set. The picture is clear and bright, the sound is superb and a sound bar is not needed. When watching from the side the screen brightens a little, but not much. Prior to ordering this television I ordered a 43 inch Hisense EG Cinema series QLED television. That set was returned. There is no comparison between this television and that one. With the E6 television you had to be seated directly in front of the television to experience a good picture. I definately recommend this television. Hopefully the screen will not freeze like mine did, but if it does you now know how to resolve the problem.

Great picture glad I bought it (even though it’s not compatible with the Spectrum app).

Thoroughly surprised with the bang for the buck! The picture is bright and greatly quality as to be expected. The sound is surprisingly nice for what it is. I wasn’t overly concerned about sound quality because I planned to hook it up to a sound bar. The TV is super thin! Echo doesn’t work as seamlessly as I had hoped and the FireTV seems to run a little slower compared to the fire stick. But overall this really is a great buy for the price.

Good: The Hisense 75QD7QF has an excellent price to feature ratio. 75" 4K 144Hz Full Array Local Dimming Mini LED Smart TV with 180 local dimming zones for ~$550. Picture quality is great, viewing angles are good, and the software is good (besides the buried HDMI version enablement, see below for a guide on that). Bad: My unit arrived with a dead pixel out of the box. A permanently dark, unresponsive black pixel defect. There's also some pretty noticeable dirty screen effect when viewing light colored bright scenes. I reached out to Hisense support, and they were dismissive and unhelpful. Via email, Hisense support stated "These non-active pixels do not adversely affect the performance of your TV and are NOT considered defects. " Incredible response. It's the definition of a manufacturing defect. I can't even think of a clearer example of a panel defect than a dead pixel. What's a panel defect, if not this? Ridiculous non-answer from Hisense Support. Having a black spot on my TV staring back at me every time I use it will forever remind me to never give Hisense my money again. For anyone else that can't figure out how to enable the HDMI 2.1 features (ie 4K@144Hz): Settings button on remote->Picture->Scroll down to Input Settings->HDMI->Input Mode->Mode 3 (2.1)