After looking at the picture of a lot of sets, this one stood out to me even though I wasn't familiar with the brand. Now after watching it for a few months, I'm still happy. Skin tones, blacks, colour, smooth motion, all awesome. Easy set up. What I didn't expect was the sound quality which is very good for a TV (most TVs sound poor and need a sound system). Good features but I must admit I don't utilize all the potential. Struggling to think of a negative. The only one was that (on the advice of the manual), laid it face down on a flat surface and had some issue fitting the feet on installation due to the ultra thin large screen. Needs to be done adjacent to table edge.

As a smart TV, the operating systems used by this TV is well below the industry standard, you pretty much have no way to install additional apps on this 'strange' operating system. System update is also non-existent. The operating system can sometimes be very laggy to navigate between each apps well, I therefore just use my TV stick to connect to the TV as a work around.

In terms of the screen display, the color reproduction on this TV is noticeably better than any conventional LED/LCD/IPS TVs, that's just the nature of being OLED. It also of...

Satisfied with its picture quality
Response time is nightmare
It's OS is crap
Very limited apps available. Doesn't have prime video, disney movies and lot of apps you might want in its app store.

The good: The picture quality with proper 4k material was pretty good. It is a gorgeous looking TV, the stand looks great and the screen truly is super thin.

The bad: The input lag is horrendous. The operating system itself is bare bones and something I was willing to compromise on, but every button click took a second or two to register on screen and was infuriating.
This TV is useless for gaming. The input lag was there no matter what I did. After hours of researching and fiddling with every possible setting and factor I realised it was si...

Excellent colour rendering-very vibrant and the blacks are insanely strong. Streaming works seamlessly via wi-fi. Have owned for over a year now and couldn't be happier especially with the 3 year warranty.

Refreshing of free to air channels seems a bit slow when scrolling through the program guide. Also the available streaming apps could have more content as not all the available apps are there to chose from.

The channel remote could be a bit stronger as its range seems a tad short. Overall this tv offers very good performance and the pricing compared to the bigger brands is more than favourable.

We are more than happy with this OLED tv from Hisense.

we purchased this tv in December and it was great for a while but having issues now and seems to be common problem across many hisense smart TVs. The internet is dropping constantly and have to reset tv to get working and that’s painful to do. Both on wifi and cable. Other problems are that can’t connect to things that are not an app on tv. Eg Disney tv. If the internet keeps dropping out will be returning and getting another brand. Have downloaded latest firmware, turned off wake to wifi setting, done factor reset, it’s not speed or internet issue from other end, tried cable also. When it happens won’t pick up any networks. It appears to be an ongoing issue and across many models and something hisense has not been able to resolve.

The good.
Picture is exactly what you would expect from actual OLED panel: crisp, colourful, excellent contrast and deep black colours. Number of video settings and optimisations is mind-boggling. Built-in Chromecast is a very nice addition. Youtube and Netflix apps are responsive and pretty serviceable. Oh, and it has two handles at the back which allowed me to install this 65-inch beast single-handedly (although in retrospect I wouldn't recommend doing it to anyone, it's hefty!).
The mediocre.
Audio is pretty mediocre, unfortunately, despite ...

Wouldn't do anything when press "Start" to perform process, hard reset done by Hisense tech support, the message disappear for a while but keep re-appearing every two days, but Hisense team said this is normal. Personally I wouldn't want to be doing every two days (one cycle takes 70 minutes if succeful ) Currently escalated to the Hisense tech.

Went in to upgrade to a uhd and ended up with this bargain. The thickness of the screen was the game changer. It's as thick as my iPad. It's a pretty heavy therefore it's not a cheap tv like some of the other tv's. The volume isn't loud but nothing an affordable sound bar hasn't fixed. Easy to set up to the internet and picked up the foxtel with ease. The black colors are so dark and the reds are so vibrant. Remote is a good size with easy to see icons. The only question to ask yourself before buying this tv is are you willing to pay the extra 1K for a 5% better pic via LG or Sony. This is an awesome 65 inch tv the I highly recommend for the price. 9.5/10.

Fantastic picture quality via OLED panel, great sound (didn't bother to connect my Soundbar), good functionality.

My first time purchasing Hisense brand - recent TV 's have been Sony 55in 8500G and Samsung Series 7 (when living o/s) - so 3 year warranty helped with decision.

While the Sony and Samsung were UHD vs the Hisense OLED, the price point for all is similar, and the Hisense wins hands down of picture quality, sound quality and aesthetics (great stand and ultra thin profile). Most known brands' OLED's cost more than double the Hisense...

I bought this TV to replace a 10 year old LG LCD which was close to top of the range way back in 2010, The picture quality on the oled is outstanding compared to any other TV I have ever owned and it is perfect for watching movies in a dark room, the panel is very reflective so any light sneaking in through windows or lights will reflect off the mirror like surface and spoil your near perfect picture, if your viewing room is bright with lots of windows maybe this TV is not for you, you would need to buy black out curtains for sure. I have an xb...

Great TV at least $1000 or $1500 less than competitors. Maybe even cheaper. Easy to set up and the biggest hassle is getting it out of the box (big) and putting the stand on. You will need two people. OLED is absolutely gorgeous, but of course in Oz most stuff isn't broadcast at anywhere near that resolution. Thus, normal broadcasts can suffer and rugby/soccer can reveal minor ghosting if you don't subscribe to Foxtel HD. Zero ghosting on surfing, MotoGP, UFC etc so figure that one out eh? Connects to Wi-Fi super easily and YouTube HD is absolu...

Initial setup is very simple. However, out of the box, digital 1080p and better content looks amazing but broadcast (free to air TV) at 576i (several channels) was really pixelated especially where there was movement on the screen. Ended up fixing this by turning OFF motion smoothing.

Also had a common problem after about 3 days of owning the TV where it dropped my wi-fi connection and I couldn't reconnect. I found Hisense tech support pretty easy to get onto and they talked me through accessing a hidden menu to turn off fast-boot that was ...