Comments on: Hisense – 55″ Class U6H Series Quantum ULED 4K UHD Smart Google TV

By: TrashyAndroid

TrashyAndroid — Sat, 22 Oct 2022 18:51:56 +0000

I am not a person that knows how to calibrate TVs but trust me I’ve had many of TVs and this television is amazing for the price out the box. You don’t have to do much. Set your game mode tweet the settings. Just a little bit in your HDR content and you’re ready to go. Great. Sound great picture. Beautiful TV question is how long will it last like this? One picture is before I tweaked it the first one, the second picture is right after I tweeted it

By: David

David — Sat, 22 Oct 2022 08:00:33 +0000

Great TV for the price. The corners do have a bit of darkened corners, but it’s comparable to to other TVs. The menu can lag at rare occasions, I imagine this will get worse in a few years too

By: Bunnymac2

Bunnymac2 — Sun, 16 Oct 2022 01:58:52 +0000

DELIVERY WAS FAST AND DRIVERS COURTEOUS.
OVERALL TV HAS GOOD PICTURE. EASY SET-UP.
GOOD FOR THE PRICE.

By: NicholasJ

NicholasJ — Thu, 13 Oct 2022 05:21:15 +0000

This is an amazing TV for the price. Picture quality is great and I love the Google TV interface. UI doesnt feel sluggish unlike other brands smart OS offerings. What you can do with the Google TV OS is almost limitless. You can pair bluetooth headphones for night listening, pair game controllers, install KODI, install emulators and games, very large selection of streaming apps and a multitude of other multi-functional apps. What you can get out of this TV for the money is an incredible value.

By: WhoaMansSky

WhoaMansSky — Wed, 21 Sep 2022 14:57:35 +0000

Note: I reviewed the 55″ model here, I’m not sure if larger sizes would feature a different panel or similar changes.
*Great tv set, as long as you are not expecting something like an LG OLED c1/c2 etc then you should do very well with this set.
*Panel – Backlight and brightness are high (not eye searing but plenty bright if you aren’t in a directly sunlit room).
*Gaming – In Gaming mode, the latency is between 10ms and 15ms from what I read in a professional review of this model.
If you aren’t familiar with the range of latency and it’s effects on gaming, this is the time that it takes input from the player (pretend you push left to move Mario to the left) and the time that the TV or monitor actually displays the action.
This is very important for sweaty boys playing things like sports games or Call of Duty, where you need every bit of split second reaction speed advantage you can get. Your boyfriend will probably love it. Just don’t be sad if you don’t see him for awhile after you get him this!
*Movies/Streaming – For movies and streaming the TV is not bad. I would personally connect a PS5 or Xbox Series X/S for 4k streaming, or just use like a 4k Roku or Amazon Fire stick or similar.
The interface is fine for the built in app store but I prefer to have a dedicated device for that and not use the one in the TV unless it is somehow amazing.
Colors are generally good and it has decent HDR (high dynamic resolution) for content that supports it.
*Overall verdict – if you can get this one for well under $500 I highly recommend it. At $500 or higher I would have a hard time recommending this over it’s more expensive competitors.
I saw prices for LG C1 and it was $999 or under. I would trade this for a C1 in a heartbeat, it would be like trading a Ford Focus for a Chevy Camaro.
That being said it is also a very good all around use TV and has a little bit for everyone from gamers to just Netflix and Chill-ers, kids and parents and everyone between.
I don’t think you will be disappointed in this model.