Hisense ULED 4K Premium 75U6H Quantum Dot QLED Series 75-Inch Smart Google TV, Dolby Vision Atmos, Voice Remote, Compatible with Alexa (75U6H)
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Size: 75-Inch
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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.
Screen Size: 75 Inches
Brand: Hisense
Display Technology: ULED
Resolution: 4K
Refresh Rate: 60 Hz
Special Feature: Wide Color Enhancer, Local Dimming, Game Mode, Multiple Voice Assistance, Flat, Browser, Built-In Speaker, Parental Controls See more
Included Components: Power Cable, Remote Control, Stand, TV, User Manual
Connectivity Technology: Bluetooth, Ethernet, HDMI, RF, USB, Wi-Fi
Aspect Ratio: 169
Product Dimensions: 3.1"D x 65.9"W x 37.8"H
Display Technology: ULED
Resolution: 4K
Refresh Rate: 60 Hz
Aspect Ratio: 169
Contrast Ratio: High Contrast Ratio
Maximum Display Brightness: 600 Nit
Screen Finish: Flat
HDR Format Supported: Dolby Vision
Motion Enhancement Technology: MEMC
Picture Quality Enhancement Technology: Quantum Dot Color, ULED technologies
Display Language Options: English
Display Backlight Setting: Full Array Local Dimming
Display Backlight Technology: Mini-LED
Display Refresh Rate in Hertz: 60
Screen Size: 75 Inches
Item Dimensions D x W x H: 3.1"D x 65.9"W x 37.8"H
Display Size Class: 75 Inches
Size: 75-Inch
Audio Output Mode: Surround
Speaker Description: Surround
Number of Audio Channels: 5.1
Integrated Surround Sound Format: Dolby Atmos
Voltage: 230 Volts
Wattage: 75 watts
Line Voltage: 100-240 VAC 50-60 Hz
Additional Features: Wide Color Enhancer, Local Dimming, Game Mode, Multiple Voice Assistance, Flat, Browser, Built-In Speaker, Parental Controls
Parental Control Technology: Built-in device controls
Operating System: Google TV
Control Method: Voice
Remote Control Technology: Bluetooth
Controller Type: Voice Control
Color: Black
Warranty Type: 1 Year Warranty
Tuner Type: ATSC
Video Encoding: HEVC, VP9
Brand: Hisense
Built-In Media: Power Cable, Remote Control, Stand, TV, User Manual
Model Name: U6H
Antenna Location: Home Entertainment
Model Year: 2022
Model Number: 75U6H
Warranty Description: 2 year manufacturer
Model Series: U6H
Remote Required Battery Size: CR2032
Specific Uses For Product: Home Viewing
Manufacturer: Hisense
UPC: 888143013015
Mfr Part Number: 75U6H
Item Type Name: 4K QLED Smart Google TV
Connectivity Technology: Bluetooth, Ethernet, HDMI, RF, USB, Wi-Fi
Internet Applications: Google TV
Audio Input: HDMI, USB
Signal Format: digital
Total Number of HDMI Ports: 4
Hardware Interface: Bluetooth, Ethernet, HDMI
Wireless Technology: Bluetooth
Connector Type: HDMI
Total Audio Out Ports: 1
Total USB 2.0 Ports: 2
Total USB 3.0 Ports: 1
Total Usb Ports: 2
Content Sharing Direction: Mobile to TV
Number of Component Outputs: 4
Mounting Type: Wall Mount
VESA Mount Standard: 400 x 300 mm
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Size: 55-Inch
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.
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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.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 12, 2022 by Daniel Joseph
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>
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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!!
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Size: 55-Inch
I wasn't sure how I'd like this Google TV, as I've generally leaned toward Amazon's Alexa. I was intrigued by the features and price, so decided try it. All I can say is WOW. Packaging was great - opened it up, and legs are right in the Styrofoam top padding, so you can't miss them! Got help pulling it out of the box. Couple screws to attach the legs, and it was ready to set up! Will eventually mount on the wall, but wanted to make sure I liked it better than the Vizio I'm replacing. Based on what I've seen the last few days, it'll get mounted this week! I wasn't sure what to expect for a "Google Smart TV". I was absolutely surprised how easy this was to set up. After powering it up, it walks you through step by step. You connect it to your Google Home app (which I had to install). It allows you to update settings on TV using your phone, or even use it as a remote. Nice features and handy to have! It took longer to get set up compared to a Roku or Amazon device, but overall was smoother and more "complete". The other apps have you up and running quicker, but then you need to go into settings and add the apps. There's still some of that with this, but it covers the major subscription apps in bulk, so overall it saves time over the other systems. Like many other SmartTV's, logging into services can be done via phone or password. What really impressed me was the Google TV features. I enabled Google access to the TV itself as prompted during the setup and trained it, speaking various sentences as prompted. Now I can say "Hey Google, power on", and the TV powers on. Other commands work as well = "Open Netflix", or "Play Survivor on Paramount". Of course volume control works too! I really like that this is built into the TV - no need to use the remote or hold buttons. I did find this seems to go to sleep, but I'm sure it's a setting to keep it active at all times. As for TV itself, I love it! Colors are vivid, bright, and clear. There are plenty of HDMI ports, and they're clearly labeled. Setup features for the TV itself are very easy to navigate. Loved the default picture, though in a darkened room was just a tad too bright. Adjusting the picture is crazy simple - between the included 'modes', and the custom controls that can be applied to each, you can easily adjust for any lighting condition. I'm impressed with the QLED display! Sound quality also impressed me for this price point model. I've had to get sound bars for other TV's due to 'tinny' sound, but this has clear sound, and it's more than adequate for our room. Overall, I'm really pleased with this 55" Smart TV! Easy setup, fantastic picture, great features and sound, and all at a great price. I can highly recommend!
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Size: 75-Inch
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.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 8, 2022 Reviewed in the United States on July 8, 2022 by pmcphoto
Size: 55-Inch
this product is great for the price. I wished it was cheaper tho! haha. but let me tell you my experience about it. first of all the packaging was ok. it was easy to install. you need to screw two metal stands to the TV. the stands looks stable and firm. then you have to plug it in and that's it. it was easy and anyone can do it. specially it is light weight and can be handled by one person. during the setup you have to connect to wifi. the wifi search and finding it was really fast and easy. and then few steps to connect your gmail account to the TV and finally if you have accounts on Netflix Hulu and other channels you will enter your creditionals and it will be finalized. these steps are also really easy and fast. now it's time to go and see how is the screen quality. the screen is 4k and with this budget is one of the best options available. it uses quantum dot technology which helps you have wider range of colors. the Variable refresh rate has been improved and this option would be more pleasant if you are a person like me who plays video games a lot to be more smooth. the contrast ratio in this TV is one of my facorite aspects which is pretty great. this TV has a great quality in watching movies and shows. it can well handle reflections if you have a home which gets lots of light during the day like me. but keep in mind you cannot put the TV in front of a window that has direct light and expect this TV doesnt show the reflections!!! it can handle well lit room. next thing that might be important is sometimes you want to watch a movie from your collection and it has low quality like 480p. I tried it and surprisingly it upscaled it very well. the quality of 720 and 1080 upscaling is great which I expect every 4k TV do that but upscaling 480p is not easy I believe and I loved how it does. the borders are 1 cm and I consider it thin and I like as it is and the overall thickness is also around 8cm which I believe it is great for this price. the last thing that I forgot to tell is the quality of remote control, the buttons are really smooth and soft. it works from distance and it responds to your commands really fast. overall I liked it. maybe if I want to mention its disadvantage with this price would be I would expect them to add HDMI 2.1 compared to U6G so the refresh rate could increase more but still its not noticeable. again with the money you are paying you cant expect it includes everything.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 23, 2022 Reviewed in the United States on September 23, 2022 by Vamegh
Size: 75-Inch
UPDATE Sept 2023 I did keep the TV and the picture is excellent especially with 4K UHD movies. Looks great with the new AppleTV hooked up and with the new FireTV Cube. As far as the built-in Google interface, don't bother. As I said originally, the Google interface is simply way too slow and apps are way too slow. After almost a year I decided it best to just go with a FireTV TV-set with the FireTV actually built-in. Ditching the external devices like AppleTV box and the FireTV Cube box. I figured if I want the FireTV experience then just buy a FireTV TV, which I did. Updating my older 2020 Hisense 75" R7E Series TV to this newer 2022 Hisense ULED 75U6H. I expected and hoped for so much more with the 2022. True, the picture of this 2022 75U6H model is better than the 2020 R7E series, but apparently Hisense has not bothered to updated the internal processor or so it appears the case. The problem with both Hisense TV's is the very slow poor lagging performance when running apps like SlingTV, Hulu, Disney and basically all apps. Apps simply do not function properly because the processor does not have the processing power needed. app load time is slow and lagging, app TV guides are slow, it takes too long for a program to begin playing when selected, and you do see that spinning busy circle spinning and spinning for way too much and for way too long. I suppose all of the performance problems with both Hisense TV's is because they are low-end entry level TV's. And moving from the R7E Roku interface to the 75U6H Google interface is not much of an improvement. So like with my first R7E 75", I will need to use some other device hooked to the TV as the processing unit i.e. a Fire TV stick or Fire TV cube. Then, you let the attached device do the hard work with bypassing the painfully slow internal Hisense processor. I used the Fire TV Cube on my old Hisense and I guess I will be forced to use the Fire TV Cube with this new Hisense as well if I want the TV to be responsive. You know the old saying, you get what you pay for, which definitely applies to both low-end Hisense 75" tv's. I will give it more time before deciding whether or not to keep this new 2022 updated Hisense. I really hoped for much more, however like i said the picture itself is very good. Nice picture, however a very very slow slow TV.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 31, 2022 by Randall M