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Hisense ULED 4K Premium 55U6H Quantum Dot QLED Series 55-Inch Smart Google TV, Dolby Vision Atmos, Voice Remote, Compatible with Alexa (2022 Model), Black

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Condition
New
Size
55-in
Model
55U6H
Screen size
55 in
Dimensions
3.1"D x 65.9"W x 37.8"H
Color
Black
Display Technology
QLED
In the box
Power CableRemote ControlStandTVUser Manual
Warranty
2 year manufacturer
Works with
Gaming Console, Laptop, Smart Speaker, Smartphone, Tablet

Features 2

  • LED Display Type
  • Quantum HDR

Description

Hisense continues its tradition of bringing affordable televisions with the latest technologies to the masses in the U6H series. In 2021, the U6G series made Quantum Dot Wide Color Gamut more accessible to the masses. In 2022, the U6H series expands on picture quality and audio upgrades and makes the transition to the Google TV operating system. The U6H series adds HDR10+ Adaptive and Dolby Vision IQ to its already long list of supported HDR formats. These technologies incorporate environment lighting considerations to their HDR interpretations making HDR more accurate given how dark or bright the lighting within the room. Game Mode gets an upgrade to Game Mode Plus and adds variable refresh rate at 60Hz for smoother gaming on next generation game consoles. With Wisa ready software, the U6H is now equipped to connect to the latest Wisa compatible speakers for a complete surround sound experience without the need for running speaker wire throughout the room. Creating even more robust audio and visual experiences without price gouging the consumer, the 2022 U6 series continues to be the Hisense television that’s great for everyone.

Specs 77

Screen Size 55 inches
Brand Hisense
Display Technology QLED
Resolution 4K
Refresh Rate 60 hertz
Special Feature 4K ULED
Connectivity Technology Bluetooth, Ethernet, USB, Wi-Fi
Aspect Ratio 169

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Top Amazon Reviews

Hisense is my new favorite brand of TV!
Size: 55-Inch
Review Image by Mikel Berry
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Review Image by Mikel Berry
I bought a Hisense TV for my garage, as you can see it hanging on the wall. (I watch TV while I'm detailing my bike or working on other projects.) I liked it so much that when it came time to replace the TV in the living room, I went with Hisense again. I was not disappointed! The Hisense new 'Quantum ULED' has a picture that is better than any other TV at this price point. (I did a lot of research.) The blacks are REALLY black. (I like this for the perceived depth of field.) The colors are super vivid and there are no breaks in gradient, like other TV's in this class. (There are no 'bands' in contrast from light to dark.) The images are crisp and clearly defined. I watch a lot of 4K streaming and the visual experience with this TV is fantastic. It's internet ready and I had no problems connecting it to my home network. It works very well with Alexa. I also like that I have one button access to Prime Video and Netflix. My wife and I like movies and not having to deal with multiple remotes for that is very nice. The voice command feature is convenient and is a lot easier than scrolling through multiple commands using buttons. It has all the wiring connections you could want, to hook it up to your home theater system. I used them all and the sound is fantastic. There is no way that the video I attached to this review can show you how great the quality of this Hisense TV is. But, I hope you get the idea. It's really, really great. I'm happy with this purchase. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 3, 2022 by Mikel Berry
Great TV for the price
I bought the U6H 75 inch TV in late September, 2022. I am writing this review about 3 weeks later. I am very pleased with the purchase overall. I use the TV to watch movies, sports and TV shows. I am not a gamer, and I am not a TV tech expert. I bought the Hisense S214 soundbar to go with the TV, and I bought a ethernet to USB port adapter to use a wired port from my router to maximize speed. I plug it into the USD port and get about 300 megabits per second speed (the TV has USB 2.0 ports). I watch the TV with Theater Night mode with Motion Smoothing turned off. For 4k (HDR) movies, it looks outstanding. The first movie I tested with is Thor Love and Thunder. The movie has bright color scenes, dark scenes and black and white scenes, so I think the movie is a good test for the TV. I was very pleased with it. For sports - I played around with several modes, including Sports, Theater Day and Theater Night. My original plan was to have a Theater Day settings with motion smoothing for sports, and everything else as Theater Night, but I decided it wasn't worth the effort for me. I enjoyed watching sports on Theater Night mode without motion smoothing, so that is what I kept. 4k Sports are incredible (I have seen football and soccer on it). Regular sports - I think baseball looks best, followed by football. I had not used Google TV before - I am used to the Fire TV, but I found it easy to use. The setup on the TV is easy if you have the Google Home app. I have YouTube TV, and that goes very well with the Google TV. For sound, I use the HDMI ARC port to the Hisense soundbar. I use eARC and passthrough - it seems to sound better to me than the other options (Auto / PCM / Dolby Digital /Dolby Digital Plus). I don't have a Dolby Atmos soundbar so I can't comment on the Dolby Atmos feed from the TV. The CEC works well with the soundbar as I can turn the soundbar and TV on and off and change the volume with the TV remote. Overall, this TV is a great value, especially when I got it on a discount and during their $100 gift card promotion. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 12, 2022 by Daniel Joseph
UPDATE: much better following software updates. Thank you Hisense (Former title: Poor visuals)
Size: 65-Inch
Updating my review on June 4, 2025. Original review text retained below I was originally critical of this set because getting the image dialed in properly was a challenge. I had actxually forgotten that I left a 3-star review but I came across it and thought I should update it to be fair to Hisense. This is the first Hisense product we've ever purchased and 3 years later I'm actually quite happy with the performance of the set, especially following a few over the air software updates that have come through. Google TV works very well, the image quality is pretty solid now (at this price level) and the television has been very reliable in general. I have noticed that having it on for extended periods (like watching football/soccer all day long on a Saturday or Sunday) the panel can develop some weird "stuck" zones with the backlighting maybe? I'm not sure what's causing it but it looks like permanent shadows on the green football field or soccer pitch, but removing the power and fully rebooting the TV seems to clear up the issue. Really that's my only remaining complaint for this particular set. Sure I could get better picture quality but I'd have to spend more money to get it, and this particular TV is in a high traffic area, prone to occasional hazards. It actually replaced another TV that our beloved dog accidentally broke when he playfully flung a nylabone at high velocity directly into the set. So while we have higher end televisions in other parts of our home with better picture quality, I wanted something that provided good enough picture quality at a lower price in case it ever got accidentally damaged, and this Hisense has proven to be a good choice, even though initially I was disappointed. Thank you for the ongoing product improvements, Hisense. I will definitely consider Hisense for future television purchases. <b>ORIGINAL REVIEW</b> <i>I really wanted to like this TV. Great price, QLED, Google TV etc. But the picture just isn’t that good. Watching live sports, colors look muddled, yet whites are blown out. Maybe Hisense can fix the poor image with a software update.</i> ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 23, 2022 by J. Palmer
Excellent TV for the money
Size: 65-Inch
There is a switch under the middle bottom of the TV that turns off the red standby light. If you’re like me, this is a huge upgrade as I grew up with 27” cathode ray tube (CRT) TVs in the 80s that you had to bang on the side to work sometimes! Who cares about a big name brand or OLED, this picture will blow your mind! That being said, it seems like streaming devices like the Nvidea Shield Pro and Apple TV do improve the picture and sound but is not necessary. I’ve had this TV for a few years and love it!! UPDATE: Have had the tv for over 2 years now and it is still going strong! I really appreciate the eARC feature as it allows me to connect my HDMI Cacke to my AV Receiver. I must say I did invest in an Nvidea Shield TV Pro as it provides better picture and sound. I only got the Nvidea Shield TV Pro as I am an a Novice Audio enthusiast with a 5.2.4 Surround Sound Setup, so it was worth it to me to increase the picture and sound by about 25% (which is extremely hard to do!). If you are just running this tv with a soundbar I would not recommend upgrading the tv with a streaming device. But if you’re all in with a decent Surround Sound system its well worth the money! Especially if you find one on sale, I got mine for $129 instead of $199 and when compared to the newest apple streaming device there really is no comparison. The apple tv has an interface pleasing to the eye but doesn’t make the sound or picture Pop like the Nvidea Shield. The Rokus really have a habbit of making the commercials very loud so after 3 Rokus I finally learned my lesson!! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 24, 2023 by Paul
I waited 90 days to make my review.
Size: 65-Inch
The tv is not perfect. But for the money you spend, you get a whole lot of value. Things I like: the edge to edge QLED panel, plays nicely with Apple TV/Dolby digital content, 4 hdmi inputs (or 3 if you use ARC for soundbar or sound system like I do) the tv can get as bright as you want it to be. If you think it’s too bright at first, go into settings and turn down the BACKLIGHT level not contrast or brightness. Things I don’t like: the TVs native sound output, honestly my 2010 Toshiba 32” that was high end at the time makes better sound. But for the picture you get, it’s worth buying a soundbar with the money you save by buying this tv and not another QLED tv instead. One thing I like and don’t like all at once is the google tv interface. Most people won’t have this gripe, but I refuse to use the google home launcher. I have gone out of my way to disable this app, and install a better launcher. It upsets me how google tries to dictate how to use a tv that I bought. When the google home app is disabled , the power led light will blink non stop when the screen is on. Regardless if I turn off that light in the settings or not. I put a tiny piece of black adhesive over it and it’s a shame that I have to do that to enjoy the tv how I see fit. Again folks, this is not a problem for most people they will love the google tv app. One thing that I have noticed as well is although there are two usb ports in back, only one of them works on my set. Not a huge deal because I just plugged in a usb hub in back. It allows me to add things like keyboard, mouse, usb thumb drive for app storage, or a game controller to play android games. I feel this is not something even raising a dispute over but still kind of annoying. That being said, this is still 5 stars for me and still the best tv I ever owned ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 14, 2023 by Kyle S
3 factory resets in 5 mos poor customer service
Review Image by pmcphoto
Update: TV goes on constant reboot cycle and if a video plays at all there is no audio. This being the third time the TV has crashed in 5 mos I contacted customer service. The only reply from them was do a factory reset and call them back if there ate issues. Apparently that means that every couple of months you will need to reset the TV and spend hours reloading aps. So will give this piece of excrement away and buy a real TV. Don't waste your money on this one. The OS isn't up to the task. The picture quality on this TV is amazing. I'm replacing a TCL 5 series 55" from 2018 and there is no comparison. The Hisense 75" blows the TCL away from a picture standpoint. I will say that the ROKU browser on the TCL is more intuitive than the Google TV on the Hisesnse, but I'm sure I'll get used to it. The 75" appears to have an IPS panel so the picture doesn't degrade at an angle, but unlike most IPS panels I've seen this TV is capable of nice deep rich blacks with minimal blooming. I'm honestly blown away by the picture quality at such a low cost. The fact that this TV has Dolby Vision, Dolby Atmos, EARC and local dimming at $799 is amazing. The sound quality from the set itself is okay but not great. It gets sufficiently loud but sounds a little hollow. I connected it to my Atmos capable sound bar and the EARC allows for complete passthrough of uncompressed Dolby Atmos and DTS and of course you can control the volume of the soundbar with the TV remote. The remote, once paired to the bluetooth allows you to control the TV without having to point the remote at the TV. The build quality seems to be fine if nothing special. Now for the small issues that to me aren't a deal breaker but are definitely a nuisance. 1. Out of the box the remote will not pair. To fix this do the firmware upgrade. 2. The remote Now app will not pair with the TV. This is a must to use with Alexa. I have not found a work around for this. I could see this being a deal breaker for some but I'm more concerned with picture Quality. Bottom Line: For $799 I would say this is a no brainer despite a few small issues. I've only had the TV for a few days so I'll try to update this if anything changes. Update: After less than a month of use I've had to take the set back to factory start up 3 times for various issues and am about to do it a 4th time. 1st major issue the TV for no reason stopped communicating with the sound bar so no sound.' 2nd major issue is that the guide has never worked for live TV. 3rd major issue and this is the worst of all. The TV comes on loads up and once you select a program to watch it goes into a reboot loop. The only way I've found to fix this is by doing a full factory restart. Having to factory rest a new product 4 times in less than a month is simply unacceptable. Update: 70 days in and Google tv has stabilized and is working somewhat better. I still like Roku better. The program guide on antenna TV is still not working. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 8, 2022 by pmcphoto
Great TV for the Price
Size: 55-Inch
Review Image by Junior F. Espino
Review Image by Junior F. Espino
Review Image by Junior F. Espino
Review Image by Junior F. Espino
I am extremely satisfied and happy with this TV so far. Personally, think that its one of the best TVs for the price range. 1. Modern TVs have built in OS- this one is Google TV, which I like. The controller has a google assist button which is useful, but to be completely honest, I find myself using my apple TV most of the time (apple has been locked up in their “walled garden” lol). Nevertheless, have been impressed with Google TV: the apps that I use were in the app store, easy to use, responsive. 2. Picture quality- was expecting to picture quality to be lacking, but so far, picture quality has been superb. I use my TV to watch movies and shows, I don’t have a video game system connected to the TV so I can’t comment on how the picture looks while playing video games. 3. Sound quality- the previous television I owned, had poor sound quality, to the point I almost bought a sound bar. This TV- the sound quality has been superb. I have a small living room, but regardless of where I am in the living room, I could hear the sounds perfectly (sound is loud and rich). 4. Remote control- simple to use, not many bells and whistles. I primarily use my phone to control my TV, which is an option with this TV. 5. Packing- a saw a review that complained about the packing, I was worried too, but the TV arrived with no damage. The box I received was well padded and in great shape by the time I received it. It was delivered by a Prime truck, not sure if that makes a difference. In summary- great TV for the price, awesome picture quality, great sound, ok remote control. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 28, 2022 by Junior F. Espino
The tale of 2 tv's
Update as of 12/1- After weeks, Hisense decided to just give me a refund on the 2nd defective tv. They sent a check that took 3 weeks to arrive. They refused to provide any type of assitance with removing 2 broken 75" tv's from my house. I had to pay $70 for a company to come pick them up to recycle them. Absolutely ridiculous. Also that promotion was complete crap. I didn't get the $100 for my tv that actually works either. Definitely going to go with a LG, Sony or Samsung for whatever I buy now. I had high hopes for this emerging brand but their support and quality control is just awful and not worth the price savings to offset the added risk. I've purchased 2 of these in the 75 inch size. 1 tv has been great. Love the Google TV interface, very easy to setup and sign into my streaming apps. Oddly Youtube TV is buried in the apps section and you have go to all apps and then hold the OK button down to reorder things so that the apps you want show up on the google tv main page. Picture is great for the price, especially since I am coming from an older LG Plasma that isn't 4k. The second tv though... yikes. Screen was dead on arrival. Hisense sent out a tech after some excruciating support calls, but it took 1.5 weeks to get someone out here. Tech basically was like yeah they are going to have to replace it, so he took all the tv internals out of it and put a huge X through the panel and then left. It then took 3 weeks for another new tv to be shipped to me. This was supposed to white glove setup service so they could verify that it worked fine. Instead the delivery team (3rd party company) dropped it off and said all they could do was bring it right inside my door, even though the outside of the box said room of choice delivery, unpack, assemble base, power on and check. Called Hisense immediately and support told me to just check it myself. This is a 75 inch tv and was crazy to ask me to just do that myself. In any case, I did and when I plugged it in the wall it was immediately clear that the panel had damage. Called support back again and they basically said they need to escalate my case. So now I have 2 broken 75 inch tvs taking up space in my house and have no idea what I am supposed to do with them. Hoping that they actually get me another tv before my 100 day guarantee runs out HA, and take away the two broken tv's since you can't just put them out at the curb or fit it my car. Absolute nightmare trying to get a working tv and the support is awful to deal with. No updates ever, I just keep needing to call back in to see if someone can check on my case. So if you buy one, just hope it works out of the box, if not be ready for a poor support experience. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 12, 2022 by Jeff
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