Excellent image quality Android TV is solid Inexpensive

Remote is a bit much in 2021 Buy a soundbar

If you’re looking for bells and whistles, the Hisense U6G isn’t the TV for you – but if all you care about is a good viewing experience at a great price, you’ll get it here.

Local dimming is decent and not too aggressive. Low input lag. Good reflection handling. Fantastic native contrast ratio. Great SDR peak brightness. Displays wide color gamut for HDR. FreeSync VRR support. No issues displaying 720p, 1080p, and 4k...

Narrow viewing angles. Small highlights don't get bright. Noticeable blur trail behind fast-moving objects. Local dimming raises black levels with a bright highlight. Stretches out 480p signals.

The Hisense U6GR is good for most uses. It performs well in both dark and bright rooms, and it's great for watching movies because it displays deep blacks, and the full-array local dimming feature is decent. It's also good for watching movies in HDR,...

Wall-mount kit included in the box ; Good remote ; Reliable and hassle-free software ; Bright, sharp, vibrant picture ; Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos

Issues with motion stutter and artefacts in 4K content ; Average sound quality

Quantum-dot is more than just a fancy keyword, and many manufacturers are putting this technology to good use. The last couple of years have seen brands such as Xiaomi and OnePlus get into the business of QLED TVs, and Hisense entering the space has...