Hisense 65" Class QD7 Series Mini-LED 4K UHD Smart Fire TV (65QD7QF, 2025 Model) - QLED, HDR10+, Dolby Vision, Dolby Atmos, Game Mode Plus, ALLM, Alexa Built in with Voice Remote, Streaming TV, Black

Great picture and quality. This is as big as it says and is huge, well atleast the screen is. The TV is thin but packs a punch. It's easy to navigate and functions like a true smart tv. Has no lag but I have mine hard wired instead of running the wifi. Has tons of apps and you can download more if you want. Sounds good and looks good. I'm definitely happy with this purchase

This is honestly the best TV I've ever owned. I was a bit skeptical because I've never owned Hisense TV before, but upon further research it was revealed they made TV's for Sharp and Toshiba. Two brands I've owned so I felt comfortable. All that aside, the images produced by this TV are amazing. I'm still impressed by the way the colors pop and the crispiness of the image. I have an X Box series X and it has made the console an entirely new experience for me. At this price, you can't go wrong. Most TV's with a refresh rate over 60 are going for much more. This TV has top notch performance and is easy to connect to any streaming service.

Ok, so here’s the deal: I grabbed the Hisense QD7 Mini‑LED in 85″ size thinking “massive screen at a killer price.” For around $999, it delivers some serious specs—Mini‑LED with full-array local dimming, 4K HDR, 144 Hz refresh, Game Mode Pro with VRR, plus built-in Dolby Vision and Atmos. It’s a lot on paper for the price  .Setup & UISetup was easy, and the handles on the back were a nice touch when lifting the 85″ beast. The Fire TV smart platform runs fairly smooth—from my experience it’s snappier than some Android TVs I’ve used  . There are a few reports of lag switching menus and Alexa quirks from Reddit users, but mostly it’s fine day‑to‑day  .Picture QualityColors pop. HDR looks good, especially Dolby Vision content. Blacks are reasonably deep thanks to local dimming. That said, some users flagged uneven shadows or clouding on solid-black scenes—panel lottery sort of thing. A few mentioned washed‑out vibrance right out of the box; tuning brightness, contrast, and turning off energy‑saving modes helped bother some folks .

The media could not be loaded. First off, let me be clear here. With a $500 price tag, I consider this a budget TV so perfection was not expected. However, this is the 3rd HiSense tv I have purchased... my little 32" HiSense LCD tv is still going strong in my bedroom after about 15 years. I bought one similar to this for my grandma for Christmas last year and she loves it (I set it all up for her and was very impressed with both the picture quality and the audio quality). This one is no exception, unboxing was fast, installing the feet was as simple as flipping the TV over, setting the feet into place, and screwing in 4 screws. Plugged it in and booted it up and it took me through an install process just like it I were setting up a Firestick for first use. The picture is great and the audio quality is unreal for a flat panel tv. No soundbar is needed unless you like to really feel the bass hitting you. It does not sound tinny at all which is extremely common with these larger flat panel tv's. The only "con" is that the OS is ever so slightly laggy but not enough to make you rip your hair out...just a very slight delay. But again, you're buying a 65" tv for $500 so don't expect absolute perfection. You're getting what you're paying for and this is absolutely worth the money.The attached video is with the volume at I think 12...I didn't see how high it would go but based on the visual indicator, I would bet around 35-40. The bass was better in real-time. My phone doesn't pick up the lows very well.

Waited for right at a month to review. Great price Mini QD LED TV. Premium delivery was great because I was able to see if screen was cracked and if it powered on normally. Out of the box connection to Wi-Fi was easy and was able to update the Fire-TV to newest software. Although it's local dimming zones is not as high as the more expensive ones, the experience is high quality enough to appreciate the difference between this and a traditional back-lit LED TV. At times it looks like the TV is off on completely black scenes. (If you want to be picky there is slight light bleed over still but you need to spend more than double on a different to get more dimming zones.)If you need a low price and great quality upgrade this is a great choice. Thankfully I have not had any issues like some of.the other reviews stated. Voice audio was a little off but there is a dialogue enhancer. Really enjoying this 75" tv in the living room with the fam!

I'm impressed with the color and picture quality. There are tons of options to change contrast, brightness and color saturation etc. You can choose presets, which worked for me, or manually alter. You just need to look in the menu options.I purchased this for occasional outside use and the brightness is plenty for partially sunny days under a pergola. We've not had full sun on it yet, but I don't anticipate any issues as the brightness isn't anywhere near full yet.As we are moving it around I timed the start up. The start-up from unplugged to plugged in and turned on is about 1 minute. From plugged in and turning on its instant.It's not as slick as my Pixel 9 phone for menu navigation but it's on par with my Samsung TVs so no complaints on using the menu and apps. All my new apps downloaded and installed in a good time.My first Hisense TV and I would definitely recommend this TV/brand.