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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.

RTINGS

The best LED TV we've tested in the budget category is the Hisense U6H. It's an entry-level 4k TV that delivers great performance overall, with very good picture quality and a great selection of extra features. The built-in Google TV smart interface is user-friendly and has a ton of apps available through the Google Play Store. It's not as feature-rich as the Hisense U8H or the Samsung QN90B QLED, as it lacks any advanced gaming features like FreeSync or HDMI 2.1 bandwidth, so it doesn't support 4k @ 120Hz gaming with the new-gen consoles.

It's a well-rounded TV with a VA panel that displays deep blacks when viewed in a dark room. It has fantastic black uniformity, and the full-array local dimming feature does a decent job of improving the picture quality in dark scenes. If you want to use it for watching HDR content, it supports both Dolby Vision and HDR10+, so you don't have to worry about which format your content is in before streaming it, and it displays a wide color gamut. It has okay peak brightness in HDR, but some highlights don't stand out as the creator intended.

The best budget 4k TV we've tested is the Hisense U6H. It's a great TV overall, and even though it's a bit less feature-packed than the Hisense U8H, it still delivers great picture quality. As expected from a budget-friendly model, you won't get some of the extra gaming features you'll find on higher-end models like FreeSync or HDMI 2.1 bandwidth. It's a great choice for both well-lit and dark rooms. It has great peak brightness, enough to fight glare in bright rooms, and has decent reflection handling. Even in a dark room, its VA panel displays deep blacks with fantastic black uniformity, and the full-array local dimming feature helps improve the picture quality in dark scenes, but the local dimming isn't as good.

It still comes with the same Google TV interface that lets you easily stream your favorite content, and the remote has a built-in mic that lets you search for movies and shows, open apps, and switch inputs. The TV is also available in a wide range of sizes, so you can get the one that suits your setup the most.

The best budget TV for watching movies that we've tested is the Hisense U6H. Despite its budget price tag, it delivers a great movie-watching experience in a dark room thanks to its high contrast ratio and decent local dimming feature. HDR movies don't stand out as well as they should due to the lower peak brightness compared to the more expensive models on this list, but they still look good. Like the Hisense U8H, it has wide support for multiple formats, including HDR10+ and Dolby Vision, ensuring you get the best HDR experience possible with your new TV regardless of which source you choose.

By going with a budget model, you're sacrificing a few things, though. It has worse audio quality if you choose to use the built-in speakers, but it supports eARC and advanced audio formats like DTS:X, so you'll enjoy much better sound if you have even a basic soundbar or home theater receiver. It also has worse signal processing than more expensive models, so there's some banding in areas of similar color, like gradients in a sky scene.

The Hisense U6H is the best HDR TV we've tested in the budget category. It's very good for watching HDR movies and delivers excellent picture quality that rivals some more expensive options. It displays deep blacks in dark rooms thanks to its high native contrast ratio, and the full-array local dimming feature does a decent job at improving the contrast in dark scenes, but it's not as effective as the Mini LED backlight on the Hisense U8H.

Its HDR brightness is okay, but bright highlights in some scenes don't pop as much as they should, which is one of the main downsides of watching HDR content on a budget-friendly model. It displays a wide color gamut with fantastic coverage of the DCI-P3 color space used in most HDR content. Compared to the more expensive models on this list, it has worse processing overall, so there's some banding with darker shades that you'll notice in scenes with similar colors, like shots of the sky.

The best TV for bright room viewing in the budget category is the Hisense U6H. Stepping down from the Hisense U8H, it loses the Mini LED backlight and doesn't get anywhere near as bright, but it's still a good choice for a bright room. It has good peak brightness and good reflection handling, so it's best suited for a moderately-lit room. Stepping down to a budget model brings a few limitations, especially for gamers, as it's limited to a 60Hz refresh rate and doesn't support HDMI 2.1 bandwidth. It's still a great gaming TV, with low input lag and variable refresh rate support.

It upscales lower-resolution content, like DVDs or cable TV channels, well, with no noticeable issues. It's good for watching your favorite shows during the day, but it has a narrow viewing angle, so it's best enjoyed from directly in front. Like the Hisense U8H, it runs the Google TV 11 smart interface, which has a great selection of streaming apps and is easy to use. It also has a great selection of smart features, including hands-free voice control that you can use to find your favorite content, search for apps, or even find the remote if you've misplaced it.

The best budget smart TV we've tested is the Hisense U6H. It doesn't break the bank and offers surprisingly good picture quality in both dark and bright rooms. Like the Hisense U8H, it's part of Hisense's 2022 ULED lineup, but it's an entry-level model with worse picture quality than the U8H. It still looks good, with good peak brightness, excellent contrast, and a decent local dimming feature to improve dark room performance.

It runs the same great smart interface as the U8H, so there's a great selection of streaming apps available for download. It has a slightly different design and more accessibility features, and you get the same user-friendly interface that Android TV was known for. It comes with a simple remote, and there's a mic both in the remote and built into the TV, meaning you can easily stream your favorite content by saying a few voice commands.

While you'll need to get a high-end TV if you want the brightest display possible, there are a few good budget models for outdoor use if you want to save some money. That's the case with the Hisense U6H, a lower-end version of the Hisense U8H. Considering its lower price point, it doesn't get as bright and has worse reflection handling, but both are still good. It isn't bright enough to fight glare from intense sunlight, but it's fine if you have it under the shade. It comes with the same easy-to-use Google TV interface and doesn't have any problems upscaling lower-resolution content if the stuff you watch isn't in 4k.

The downside to a budget TV is that its speakers lack any bass, but they get loud and have a fairly well-balanced sound profile, which is good enough to watch shows or sports, but you might want a soundbar for watching movies. It has decent build quality, but like the U8H and the Samsung QN90B QLED, you'll have to protect it from the elements as it isn't designed to stay outdoors.

If you're looking for something on a budget, then the Hisense U6H is a very good choice. For TVs in this price range, you aren't getting the same picture quality as higher-end models like the Hisense U8H, and it doesn't have as many gaming features either, but that's fine if you're just watching content. It comes with the latest version of the Google TV platform, so you get a ton of apps available to download, and the mics on the remote and built into the TV give you access to Google Assistant and Alexa, making it easy to stream your favorite content. If you aren't a fan of HDR content, the Hisense U6GR is a similar TV that uses Roku, but it's older and a bit harder to find.

In terms of picture quality, it also has a high native contrast ratio like the U8H, and while its local dimming feature isn't as good, it's still decent enough to provide a good dark room experience. Even in most well-lit rooms, it gets bright enough to fight glare, and the reflection handling is good. Despite its budget price, the out-of-the-box accuracy is fantastic, and you likely won't need to calibrate it.

The best budget TV we've tested is the Hisense U6H. It's a very good overall TV that offers great value for its cost, and it has features and performance that some more expensive options can't match. It's available in a wide range of sizes, from 50 to 75 inches, and all the sizes offer the same performance, except for the 75-inch model, which has a different panel type with worse picture quality. It's a great TV for watching movies as it has a high native contrast ratio and it has a decent local dimming feature to further improve the black levels. Even for watching HDR content, it displays a wide range of colors and has okay peak brightness, but as expected for a budget TV, not all highlights pop.

As for watching content in well-lit rooms, it doesn't have issues getting bright enough to fight glare, and the reflection handling is good, so visibility isn't a problem. If you watch your favorite shows from a cable box, it doesn't have any issues upscaling lower-resolution content, and if you want to stream stuff, the built-in Google TV interface is easy to use and has a ton of apps you can download.

The best budget flat screen TV we've tested is the Hisense U6H. It's a great TV for most uses, with excellent contrast, outstanding black uniformity, and a decent local dimming feature, meaning it looks great in a dark room as blacks look deep and uniform, but there's more blooming than the Mini LED backlight of the Hisense U8H. It has decent reflection handling and is plenty bright enough to overcome glare in a bright room. It has impressive upscaling with lower-resolution content, has great gradient handling, and can display a very good wide color gamut.

It's an impressive gaming TV with a great response time, resulting in clear motion with just a bit of blur behind fast-moving objects. It has low input lag for a responsive gaming experience. Unlike the more expensive models on this list, like the Hisense U8H, it's limited to a 60Hz refresh rate and doesn't support advanced gaming features like variable refresh rates or HDMI 2.1 bandwidth, so it's better suited for casual gamers that prefer impressive visuals over the best motion handling.

The best budget QLED TV we've tested is the Hisense U6H. It's a well-rounded option that offers better picture quality than some more expensive, high-end options. It displays a wide color gamut and has okay HDR peak brightness, so some highlights pop, but not all, which is somewhat normal for a budget TV. It's still great for watching HDR movies because it has a high native contrast ratio that displays deep blacks.

The full-array local dimming feature is decent at improving the picture quality in dark scenes. There's minimal blooming around bright objects, but it's not as good as the Mini LED features on the Hisense U8H and the Samsung QN90B QLED. Like the higher-end Hisense U8H, the U6H also runs the latest Google TV smart interface, and it supports hands-free voice control through either the Google Assistant or Alexa to quickly open your favorite apps or search for content.

If you're on a tighter budget, then a TV like the Hisense 65U6H is a very good choice for your needs. It sits lower in the Hisense lineup than the Hisense U8H, so it's missing out on a few features and is a clear step-down in performance, but that's what you can expect if you want to save some money. It still has an excellent contrast ratio and good black uniformity, and its local dimming feature is good enough to use for a satisfying experience while watching content in dark rooms. However, you'll notice that the blacks aren't as good. It also has good reflection handling and good peak brightness for use in a well-lit room.

Despite its budget cost, it has fantastic out-of-the-box accuracy, so you won't have to worry about getting it calibrated if you want to enjoy an accurate image with life-like colors. It has a few more features than its predecessor, the Hisense U6G, like eARC support if you want to connect a soundbar, but even if it's a bit of a downgrade in performance compared to the U6G, it's easier to find if you're looking for a 65-inch TV.

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 Hello guys, Jolster here, so behind me I have the brand new Hisense U6H 4K TV. I have the 65 inch version but it is also available in 50, 55 and up to 75 inches. The Hisense 6 series is the entry level model but it also comes with high end features like Dolby Vision, Dolby Atmos, Quantum Dot, Full Array Local Deeming and Hisense's own ULED technology which enhances colors, contrast, brightness and motion. Now in addition, Hisense is using the new Google TV operating system

 You can navigate through all this information here and if we go back right here on the bottom, the first row is going to be like suggestions or top picks for you. Then we have your applications right here, the most popular ones, Netflix, YouTube, Prime, Disney Plus, HBO Max. I mean you have plenty of selection or you can also see all the rest of the settings right here and you can just rearrange them the way you want it. It's very easy to use, it's very intuitive and it's also very responsive which is nice

 It's clean, easy to use, very easy. Alright so let's go into the settings. We can go to settings right here on the remote control, press this little settings button and then we have the my name is the account, the user. You can add different people as well if you want to

Hisense U6H Hands on Review

 Hello guys, Jolster here, so behind me I have the brand new Hisense U6H 4K TV.

 I have the 65 inch version but it is also available in 50, 55 and up to 75 inches.

 The Hisense 6 series is the entry level model but it also comes with high end features like

 Dolby Vision, Dolby Atmos, Quantum Dot, Full Array Local Deeming and Hisense's own ULED

 technology which enhances colors, contrast, brightness and motion. Now in addition,

 Hisense is using the new Google TV operating system. So let's see if this TV is worth your

 money. Welcome to the channel, I'm Jolster and let's do this! Setting up the TV is very easy,

 you do need a screwdriver to install the legs and there is only one position available. Now the

 separation between the legs is around 38.5 inches by 13.5 inches, so you don't need a big TV stand.

 Now the legs come with a cable management which is very simple but useful. Now in the back we have

 4 HDMI ports, antenna port, audio and video, headphone jack, a couple of USBs, LAN for internet

 and optical for audio. Now the HDMI ports are 2.0 so they are limited to 4K60 but there is also EARC

 for high resolution for Dolby Atmos audio. In the front we have a couple of microphones for Google

 Assistant which you can turn off but you have these annoying LED lights that can be very bright

 in a dark room. Ok, setting up Google TV is very easy, you do need to download Google Home app and

 follow the instructions from the app. Now then you need to pair the remote to the TV and install

 the apps that you want to use and you are pretty much done. Ok, first impressions on this TV is

 WOW! For $600 on the 65 inch version, $430 for the 55 inch and $800 for the 75 inch,

 you can't go wrong. Honestly, you will be very satisfied. HDR content looks very good,

 very colorful and bright. It is rated at 600 nits so it's good enough to see HDR highlights,

 not the best performance but for the price, this TV is very good. This is also a VA panel so you

 can expect very good contrast and black levels. There are 48 dimming zones which help to minimize

 blooming and keep those inky black levels that we all like. Now you do need to make some changes

 to the picture in order for you to get the best out of it so let me show you what I did. Alright

 guys, so before I start let me show you a little bit of the Google TV. This is the new operating

 system for this Hisense TV and if you are familiar with Android TV this is going to be very very

 similar so it's not a big big change except that it's for a little bit more arranged. So right here

 on top we have the search for you, live, movies, shows, applications, library. You can navigate

 through all this information here and if we go back right here on the bottom, the first row is

 going to be like suggestions or top picks for you. Then we have your applications right here,

 the most popular ones, Netflix, YouTube, Prime, Disney Plus, HBO Max. I mean you have plenty of

 selection or you can also see all the rest of the settings right here and you can just rearrange

 them the way you want it. It's very easy to use, it's very intuitive and it's also very responsive

 which is nice. I don't feel any lag or anything like that. Everything works right out of the box

 so I like it. It's clean, easy to use, very easy. Alright so let's go into the settings. We can go

 to settings right here on the remote control, press this little settings button and then we have the

 my name is the account, the user. You can add different people as well if you want to. Let's

 go into the picture settings because here you can choose just settings and then we want to go to the

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