Hisense 65R6E4 - 65" Diagonal Class (64.5" Viewable) - R6 Series LED-Backlit LCD TV - Smart TV - Roku TV - 4K UHD (2160p) 3840 x 2160 - HDR

Never thought the day would really come that I could purchase a 75" 4k t.v. for $498....which is substantially less then the $3800 I paid for my last t.v. which in comparison was a 55" LG 3D. There really isnt much I could complain about as for the price, this is far beyond what anybody's expectations should be, and if you have ever used a ROKU before then you know exactly what to expect on the software side. Has more settings adjustments available then what any of my other ROKU based TV's have, all of which are smaller and cost MORE than this one. The 'fluid motion' frame insertion is much better than my previous ROKU's as well as much smoother than the others on display next to this model in store. Im not sure if thats a result of different panel manufacturer, ... MoreNever thought the day would really come that I could purchase a 75" 4k t.v. for $498....which is substantially less then the $3800 I paid for my last t.v. which in comparison was a 55" LG 3D. There really isnt much I could complain about as for the price, this is far beyond what anybody's expectations should be, and if you have ever used a ROKU before then you know exactly what to expect on the software side. Has more settings adjustments available then what any of my other ROKU based TV's have, all of which are smaller and cost MORE than this one. The 'fluid motion' frame insertion is much better than my previous ROKU's as well as much smoother than the others on display next to this model in store. Im not sure if thats a result of different panel manufacturer, different software (both were ROKU's, but one was Hisense, one was Vizio, and then there was this TCL) which I always have assumed use the same OS/software, or maybe even a difference in firmware used between the brands. Also, the ability to turn this off completely when gaming combined with the selectable 'gaming/low latency mode' is something I have appreciated being available for some time now. There is a selectable option for variable refresh rate, but I have no means of testing this against the others as the only other displays in the house that have g-sync/adaptive sync/etc. are PC monitors that have much higher refresh rates to begin. In all honesty I was unaware it was even an option untill at home setting it up. Colors and contrast are slightly better than I personally would expect for a display of this size at this price, to where I feel if the contrast was to be improved alone that this would punch upwards easilyOverall, this TV is worth every penny I paid for it, and I think most would be hardpressed to find a better value outside of sales. With that being said, you could find cheaper displays (maybe?) or more accurate and saturated color along with achievable contrast, but at this price along with the other small QOL improvements, I feel most would have a hard time doing so

Is this TV absolutely perfect? Probably not. I could nitpick about only being a 60hz refresh rate instead of 120hz or the classic small Roku remote or the nits not being up to par with other TV's. But look at the price. This is an entry-level TV, not a mini LED, OLED or even QLED TV, just your standard 4K TV. HDR is here too, though I'm not seeing it noted on the box, check review videos for detailed specs. This is a win to me because I seen the same model Hisense TV at Walmart while shopping for this except a 50 inch size, it was $248. This is $268 at the time of this review and while going from 50 to 58 inch screen size may not sound like a big jump, trust me, you'll see it plenty enough to be worthwhile. Let's compare for a moment. The 58 inch line of TV's isn't ... MoreIs this TV absolutely perfect? Probably not. I could nitpick about only being a 60hz refresh rate instead of 120hz or the classic small Roku remote or the nits not being up to par with other TV's. But look at the price. This is an entry-level TV, not a mini LED, OLED or even QLED TV, just your standard 4K TV. HDR is here too, though I'm not seeing it noted on the box, check review videos for detailed specs. This is a win to me because I seen the same model Hisense TV at Walmart while shopping for this except a 50 inch size, it was $248. This is $268 at the time of this review and while going from 50 to 58 inch screen size may not sound like a big jump, trust me, you'll see it plenty enough to be worthwhile. Let's compare for a moment. The 58 inch line of TV's isn't offered by a lot of brands, so look at it this way, very similarly priced is a 55 inch TV. Now then, ask yourself, how many 55 inch TV's are out there well under $300, even after taxes, and are from well-known %26 established brands (as opposed to say store brands like ONN or Insignia)? Really, your selection for that price and size is limited. So getting something worth owning regardless of if it's a top of the line model or not just comes out as being the best bang for the buck. I'm wrong? Go find a better deal, I dare you.

We Are Extremely Happy we Chose this TV!!My mom's old TV was super quiet. We were barely able to hear it which only got worse when our furnace %26/or air conditioner turned on. We'd turn the volume up so high, honestly, I'm surprised we didn't blow it's speakers!! We bought a sound bar thinking it would help but it didn't, and that's if it actually connected/ worked; which only happened every once in a while.This is how I finally convinced my mom to buy a new TV! I saw this TV on my Walmart app %26 researched it to find it is a FABULOUS TV! It had Great reviews/opinions %26 tons of 4☆ (or greater) feedback, and it was on sale for an amazing price!! I'm pleased to say we are EXTREMELY HAPPY w/ our new TV! It has beautiful/quality picture %26 the sound is a ... MoreWe Are Extremely Happy we Chose this TV!!My mom's old TV was super quiet. We were barely able to hear it which only got worse when our furnace %26/or air conditioner turned on. We'd turn the volume up so high, honestly, I'm surprised we didn't blow it's speakers!! We bought a sound bar thinking it would help but it didn't, and that's if it actually connected/ worked; which only happened every once in a while.This is how I finally convinced my mom to buy a new TV! I saw this TV on my Walmart app %26 researched it to find it is a FABULOUS TV! It had Great reviews/opinions %26 tons of 4☆ (or greater) feedback, and it was on sale for an amazing price!! I'm pleased to say we are EXTREMELY HAPPY w/ our new TV! It has beautiful/quality picture %26 the sound is a complete upgrade! I'd give it a 9 out of 10 (especially if comparing it to our last TV) It has all of the bells %26 whistles like those more expensive brands. I compared it to brands like Samsung/LG those more known %26 higher demand, and my conclusion: this TV has all of the same features (or almost all of the features) as those brands and even has a higher rating via feedback rating than most of those TVs. we've been using it for a couple of months now %26 we enjoy our Movie nights more now! My mom has NO Regrets about spending her money and highly recommends it to anyone getting ready to buy. The last thing I want to state is regarding the TV's durability %26 lasting quality, and unfortunately, I'm not able to give feedback about this cause I haven't owned it long enough. I'm not sure if it'll crap out in a few years %26 need replacing or if It'll be the type of tv I'll still be watching years from now when my grand kids visit... lol but luckily I don't remember any feedback/reviews about this so I'm thinking %26 hoping it's one of those TVs I'll get to hear my Grand Kids complain about how old it is!!☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆We DefinitelyRecommend!