Best Hisense 4K Ultra HD TVs

Bad wi fi connection problems – Keeps dropping Wi Fi, seems this is a major fault with Hisense TV's. Have no issue with the sound but this is no good if you have to keep stopping… Read more

during a program and re-connect the wifi! I bought from the Good Guys 4 months ago so not very old. Tried to factory reset through Hisense but still having problems.

What can we say once again, at our favourite tech store JB Hi -FI Sundew Rise Joondalup, with our usual go to staff member! We were in the market… Read more

for a new TV for the spare room, we had visitors from the UK, arriving soonish!

We purchased a Hisense 65” U8HAU 4K ULED QLED Mini LED Smart TV, unfortunately we couldn’t fit a bigger TV, it is unbelievable to be sure, the clarity and crispness of the picture, the TV sound is outstanding and the Hisense sound bar is unbelievable to say the least, it was a bargain by any measure!

We have a larger Hisense TV in our lounge, it’s a little older and we find ourselves watching movies in the spare room, the picture is unbelievable as I said! Almost time for a new lounge TV, a 100” model!

We have 3 Hisense TV’s in total and they are all very good indeed, reasonably priced, very good value for money!

Ed Parkin

Smart TV – LOVE THIS TV! Will only get Hisense brand from now on Show details

The screen quality is excellent. sound is great. remote is easy simple button. It came with solar panel and usb c charging port. Show details

Excellent product ata great price – Was delivered in great shape by The Good Guys. Took us 10 mins to open and set up from scratch - easy as pie and we hardly needed the manual. Great… Read more

picture and good sound. Great price for a 55" smart TV. Our previous was a 55" LG which gave up after 12 years and which in present day, inflation adjusted prices cost around $4900. This was $680 +$25 delivery and it looks and sounds just as good although it doesn't have 3D (which nobody is making any longer - it flopped).

I've just replaced my original Hisense 65" with the latest version and I must say how impressed I am with it. The image quality is superb for the… Read more

price and the functions available are right up-to-date. I also have a 65" LG OLED which is terrific but over 3 times the price. Well done Hisense.

Disappointing TV – Is generally a good telly with HDR, DOLBY VISION and DOLBY ATMOS. The most negative thing is that these tvs just lose video signal and you get a… Read more

black screen. Audio keeps going it is just the video that stops. Only way to reset is to unplug from the power and leave for a few mins and try again, sometimes this works fine other times tv only stays on for couple of mins before doing the same thing again. If I had known of this issue I may not have bought this tv. I have read some of the reviews here and I agree that the Vidaa OS is absolute rubbish, please Hisense get rid of this system.

Hisense U7KAU 100 inch TV – This Hisense monolith 100 inch TV is magnificent! From the amazing brightness, colour and contrast to the dazzling number of mini LED dimming zones.… Read more

The picture quality is crisp with inky blacks, no visible blooming and the motion processing is second to none. I honestly couldn't be happier!

Good quality TV so far – I am most disappointed that there is no printed user manual. The only access to the manual is within the TV and you have to close the manual to try… Read more

what is suggested by the manual. I really think the cost of printing a user manual would make for better customer relations. It did take me quite a while to get the audio working through my surround sound system. Overall the picture is great and the sound isn't bad but it does sound better through my sound system. Remote is good.

Not sure which Hisense TV I bought but it’s about 2 years old and it has begun to regularly turn itself off. Won’t be buying this brand again. Shame bc otherwise it’s a decent tv. Show details

Apps don’t work – Prime and YouTube don’t work on this tv A message saying there is a problem and stops every 5 mins Hisense help achieve nothing I’ve read their are significant problems with VIDAA. Show details

The image quality of this TV is good, and there are options for setting it to different picture styles - Cinema, Filmmaker Mode etc to adjust the… Read more

picture quality depending on what you are watching. That’s the main strength of this TV. Its biggest weakness for a Smart TV is that it runs on Hisense’s VIDAA operating system, which offers only a very limited range of apps beyond the main streaming services like Netflix, Disney+, YouTube, and the main TV on demand channels - no Spotify, no Kanopy, no Hoopla, and only a choice of 2 free internet radio apps that provide a limited range of intenet stations. You want more than this from a Smart TV these days. It does have is own free VIDAA TV channels - featuring shows no one would ever watch (unless you’re a big soccer fan.) The built in speakers are low quality - as you’d expect in that price range, but there is Bluetooth connectivity to connect to a Bluetooth speaker or soundbar, or you can connect it to a stereo system via the headphones outlet or Optical (TOSLINK). However the volume controller on the remote won’t work on the Optical output, so then you have to manually adjust the volume on your amplifier - and that’s just poor engineering. One of the most annoying features of the TV is that the video play controls for streaming media are not on the remote - you press a button on the remote and the video play controls appear in a circle on the TV screen - but they take a lot of practice to use, as it’s easy to click on the Stop button in the centre of the circle when you only meant to pause the video and that closes the video and you have to log back into it again to continue watching. Whoever thought that one up obviously didn’t try using it. One feature of the VIDAA system that might suit some users is that you can access a very large digital art collection and have a selection of art displayed on the screen -this might be nice if you have your TV up on a wall and want to have an art display on show when not watching TV. The remote also has voice control, so you can say “Play Channel 20” instead of pressing the buttons on the remote, or can ask YouTube to find and play a certain video, though it’s not a feature I have found much use for. In summary, if you want a TV that has good picture quality and has the most common video streaming apps installed and you don’t mind having an impractical video play control function, this TV would be OK. But if you wanted a far better range of apps, buy a TV with the Samsung Tizen OS or Android operating system instead.