Let's Get Real! Hisense U6H
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Meet the Hisense 65" Class U6H - a big-screen smart TV that won't break the bank. Let me show you what you get with the U6H and why you might want to pick one up.
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Proud owner of a Hisense 65" 4K QLED TV. Got it for 700 euros on black Friday last year. Best decision I ever made I think
great set!
Is the quantum dot tv?
@@cardzone4979 yes
I'm impressed, and I'm also a technogical enthusiast. Very Important to go to HDMI settings and select Enhanced even if your using normal cables. Boom, then if youd like Contrast 29 Bright 45 color 39 sharp 21(your call) Active contrast low, High on local dimming, Sensor Off. Calibration= All colors minus 1 then Maganeta -4(purple)-4. Cyan -2( kinda like teal ) -2. Motion Enchance Jutter 3 and motion blur 8 (Jutter to minimum without soap effect). Your Welcome People and Enjoy this Kick ass TV
Hisense has been making screens longer than most people realize. Though Hisense themselves were founded in 1994, their television and imaging came from buying Matsushita, which would later split resulting in the Panasonic we know today. That means these Hisense TVs can trace their roots back to the black and white sets Matsushita made in 1952! They also have acquired at least some technology from other companies like Hitachi, Sanyo, NEC, and Toshiba. Needless to say, Hisense knows how to make a television. They also white-label devices, so if you've purchased a Toshiba, Hitachi, or Sharp TV, you've also purchased a Hisense unit. That's not even counting the many brands for which they manufacture the panels themselves. Many of these very cheap sets will use panels that were not quite good enough for the televisions 3x the price, but you'll really only notice when it's a black scene with the backlight up all the way.
I have the 2017 Hisense 65" in my living room. The image quality looks fantastic. no light bleeding, 4k, 4:4:4 chroma support, great color. Sure it doesn't have oled level black's but no lcd does. My dad got a top model lg 60" lcd the same year and it stopped working already 😆
Solid choice!
@@jon4lakersI bought the 50" U6HF (Same tv but with FireOS) For $159 at Amazon for my bedroom and really dislike when dolby vision auto enables for some films like Zootopia on Disney+. Is it possible to permanently disable dolby vision ?
Just got a 65" last week for 499$ and the 100$ rebate will make it almost half price sweet! I use a swivel stand so the viewing angle is no problem, thanks for the great review!
If you bought it at best buy you won't get the rebate.
@@billwells4592 really? Why not?
Just bought the Roku model and LOVE IT!!! Hisense is an awesome tv!!
So I just got the U6H in the 75”. What I really wanted was the Samsung S95B or the Sony X95K. Both of the are well over $2,000 and I just didn’t feel like spending that. Yes this tv is a lower end device and with that you can’t sit there and expect the most amazing tv ever released, but for the price I’d give it a 9/10. I think some small issues I have are although It has HDR, I found I prefer how it looks in SDR. I’m sure HDR is going to suit certain situations really well, but I see myself sticking to the SDR side of things. Dolby has worked really well on this tv though, so to a certain degree I don’t think you really even have to enable HDR if you don’t want to. Also it is not 120hrz so unfortunately depending on what I’m doing there’s a noticeable difference but I just chalk it up to “ I bought the tv to save some money not to have the the top of the line”. Also, you will need a sound bar, the tv has great speakers but there is no bass. All in all I would say this, for the average consumer this is a great tv. The lighting is great and for normal gaming it does a good job. Will this be my long term tv ? No. At some point I’ll get the one I actually want and put this one in my guest room. If you buy this tv it’s not because you wanted the top of the line but you wanted to save some money. It comes with some pretty solid features. The black levels are fine and the screen itself has really good brightness. I was pretty content with the purchase even knowing what I was getting. No it’s not a Sony Samsung Or LG but out of all the other budget tvs. Getting a 75” display for $764 with solid picture quality seems pretty great to me. Don’t be a stickler, if you want to save some money but still have an over all solid tv this is a great option. Now for afew extra dollars you can get the U7H which has the 120hrz but I had to be mature and say “no you can’t afford to spend $1,099 on a tv right now” so this is where I’m at.
I like how Hisense has the option models for Firestick, Roku, and Google TV operating systems. I wonder if Apple TV will eventually do the same and work with a TV brand to have their OS on it.
Probably cost 2000$ dollars for there tv
@@theohnoman2025 the might sell the remote separately as well
Thanks for reviewing the black level on this model. I own a Samsung LED with HDR but I'm very disappointed with the black levels which look like light grey. Even my 1080p plasma had far, far deeper blacks than the 4K tv! Was going to buy this Hisense just for the black levels, now I see it doesn't deliver in that area. Still a great tv..
I have this tv but the 50 inch version, while it's amazing it does have its flaws. The viewing angel is terrible, I mean really bad unless you sit dead center. The motion handling is pretty poor. It stutters and flickers when there's panning shots or scrolling. The colors and image are amazing and its really bright. I do regret not spending more money on a Sony or an lg but I moved it to my bedroom so it's not that big of deal. I hate that I'm just sensitive to these views. My other half didn't seem to be bothered by it.
is it really that bad? wow
Yep same here.... I didn't notice it at first but the longer I had it the more I noticed...not sure if it's the Operating system or the tv itself or what...some apps work fine than others...there's this slight stutter in motion...I notice it more when I watch live sports...
I'm stuck between this and the samsung cu8000
I just bought this model tv.
It’s excellent. Love the picture
quality.
do you have any problems with motion blur?
@@USArmy91222 I haven’t noticed any issue compared to my Sony and Samsung
in the house
I'm a huge fan of Hisense but I suggest the higher end models. You can see here the black levels are very, very gray just from watching this video. Again Hisense is great, but I'd go for a higher end model on their line of tvs. Now if they want to send me a Tv to convince me otherwise I'm here, but I personally wouldn't get this one right here.
I just picked up a u6h and the black levels don’t look bad at all. Could be a defective panel or maybe the viewing angle
@@lonniechamberlain251 I was hoping that's the case
I'm thinking of getting an U7H, I saw the specs of the U7G which is the 2021 version, and it already has 120hz, VRR, 2x2.1 HDMI, also the blacks seem to be slightly better so, it will go perfect with my PS5!!
Either way, the value on these is too good, you can't go wrong!!
@@lmiked84agreed
It's def grey, but competitive with other sets for the proce.
I owned a Hisense TV a few years ago, never again... That damn thing was working so poorly, just booting from sleep was taking about 30sec-1min before it was usable. Uber unresponsive. You buy cheap you get cheap stuff.
Few years ago in tv years is alot. Technic goes fast. 1 bad experience shouldnt let you pock other brands in the future
@@spidermonkeynr1 Really. I had a 3-4k Samsung a while back that was incredibly slow. Turns out it was just that tv. I tried other versions of the same model with zero issue so.. idk. still lame tho.
@@zac8670people don’t realize there is a certain percentage of faulty panels that are sent to the consumer. Off the factory floor it’s extremely low however once it starts getting transported to wherever it’s going to there’s a chance it gets damaged on the way to its final destination. These panels don’t take much for something to go faulty simply dropping the box a few feet could be enough. I just ruined my workout TV I have in the basement by simply moving it and as I was walking by it just hardly nicked the drywall but that was enough to damage the screen with lines going through it and duplicates and then the entire thing went black after a day like that.
Idk there are some janky reviews of hisense on Amazon. Particularly on this model. Looks like a great tv but a couple people said they had issues with returns.
I got the same model but 75". For some reason, the panel is IPS!
Can you tell us more about it.. did it look good ? Better colors and how is the contrast quality?
Noob question. I can only place my TV above a fireplace. Viewing is best when I stand up. I'm just wondering if vertical viewing angle will affect the quality too bad.
Get a wall mount so you can angle it downwards it will help with colours and blacks
Looks great throughout the whole video except during She-Hulk. I had noticed myself how ugly it is but here, next to other videos, you can tell so clearly.
how so?
I bought a Hisense TV recently and it works fine, but we went for the ultra budget version with a VA panel and that's no good as the viewing angles are too bad! Overall we are satisfied with the purchase but next time no VA panel!
Great choice!
get a swivel stand then you can always be in front of the screen!
VA panels are on the larger sets and give you better contrast. I'm sure you got an IPS panel on the cheaper version. LG uses IPS panels on their LEDs which is why they sell manly OLED tvs for the perfect contrast . A VA panel will look closer to OLED
@@johnlegg6661 I am not sure about the panel it is using... the viewing angles are just really bad, it's almost black & white if you go more than 45 degrees to the side!
I prefer VA over IPS Panel's because much better blacks and almost no halo effects even when they do not Support HDR it can make you feel like it is HDR Like
Cool!!!!
Nice video Jon!
Thanks Josh!
This hisense vs TCL s546? Anyone have any thoughts on them as they are so similar
Hello, could you calibrate the different image modes of the u6h
That looks totally washed out. Is it just the tv or some settings adjustment?
this is old but i have it as a bedroom tv and blacks looks black, this was defective or bad settings, it has local dimming for crying out loud!
At 6:15 - 6:18 the woman's face is green and some of the background on the wall is light green is this normal? I ask because I have the Hisense 55 U6H and I get this on many different video sources whether is it an HD cable box which is where I see it the worst and where it is inconsistent from HD channel to channel, the worst being HGTV programs when they are filming inside residential homes i.e. the walls in the kitchen or Livingroom but it could show up at anytime on any channel, it sort of this greenish tinge throughout the picture. It shows up on streaming sources as well including HDR the worst being the Jack Reacher series on Amazon Prime Video. I have adjusted many picture settings and researched advice through TH-cam videos and the RTINGS website and I cannot figure out what the issue is. I have read sporadically that it is a panel uniformity issue, DSE - dirty screen effect or the infamous panel lottery, maybe backlight bleeding, not sure. Most people on different websites think it is the panel lottery [the Tv is poorly manufactured/quality control issues, cheap components or all of these] but this is now the third Hisense 4K TV that has had this issue, the others were the 58" R6 and returned both of those and I purchased the TCL 55S41 recently and it has the green tinge issue as well, so 0 for 4 on the panel lottery it's hard to believe. What Am I missing if anything? Jon do you know what could be causing this greenish color showing up in different shades of green on all sources from HD Cable box to streaming apps? Anyone else?
Just to be clear I realize the woman's face may be like that on purpose but the walls in scene have light green for certain and this is a common problem on most of these sets. Thanks In Advance.
That’s she-Hulk. She is VERY green on purpose 😂. Now the walls, idk
Does anyone know the exact model number? When I go looking there are many U6XH where X is a variable number....
I believe it is U6H, and the x may just be a variant relative to region.
I love Hisense but hate them also.
I love them because they are cheap & when they go out?
Just throw it away & buy another.
Especially the Walmart $269 regular priced 58" R6 series.
I'm looking at the U7H because there's really no difference than the U8H besides brightness..
Hisense has the loudest & clearest Speakers I've ever heard!
This 58" TV Speakers are louder & clearer than my $200 soundbar with a subwoofer!
New viewers - The offer is valid only for TV bought before Oct 31.
we have 2 of then for CCTV Monitor's at work
How are they?
@@jon4lakers a lot better the I expected them to be sorry just seen this reply
Cornelius would be proud.
Why doesnt mine have gamezone
I have always seen hisense as a cheap brand.. Like I wouldn't expect a good software or powerful processor inside...
Finally went for LG 55in because of the magic remote. It has its own WebOS which is pretty good and fast.
Should've talked about the processor....
Processing was not an issue.
$800 at target for 60 herts naw.
See more. Even in the blacks!
I can clearly see Black levels are bad
This isn’t a 3k oled tv my gosh for what it is blacks are okay. Outside of this channel most people don’t care.
They’re washed and ugly for us but we’re not you’re average consumer
It’s a VA panel. Viewing angles are not great unless you spend lots.
Dead center - this looks great
Those blacks look terrible for full array.
My Nintendo DS has better black levels
I purchased the $900 you 8K what a piece of crap very difficult to connect with a Samsung device very difficult for Wi-Fi direct very difficult very different processors It is not worth the trouble there's no customer service they don't speak English and they don't know anything
Why does your video look so washed out?
hmmmmm
Run as fast as you can from Hisense. I always purchase Samsung but because of the reviews I just purchased a Hisense - 75" Class U6H Series Quantum ULED 4K UHD Smart Google TV. It is the worst TV I have ever owned. Every day I have to unplug it from the wall to reboot it, every day the Remote control stops working. In the middle of a program a box appears-'TV will shut down in 30 seconds" and it turns off furthermore when going to cast from a laptop it takes multiple times before it casts. This is the worst POS I have ever owned. DO NOT BUY A HISENSE TV.
Can anyone recommend what to choose between this and the Samsung CU7000?