I want this TV but the reviews on Walmart scare me! What do u think? It will be on most of the day I'm home all the time and play switch and watch UA-cam and Netflix I currently have a 32 inch TCL android and I do like the android system it's pretty cool but want a bigger tv and this one is on sale or whatever for $268 should I get it?
I love Roku TV's. The remote volume automatically controls your AVR when connected to the ARC/eARC port as well as turning it on/off with the tv. Also, if I turn on my game console it turns on the TV, receiver, switches input and goes into game mode! All with one button press. That's pretty amazing and I could not ask for more.
I have this. I use it with a shield tv streaming box, the picture is awesome especially HDR content. The viewing angles are terrible but for a bedroom, it’s perfect.
Bought this tv with a 4 year warranty at walmart for 300..its a really good 4k tv for under 300 and with that warranty if it screws up get a new one free cuz they wont replace it.had since march this year..they usually dont last past 2 years but this ones but on a sharp tv panel
I got the same one for $450 including tax plus 4 more years of warranty for another $35.....good tv under $500 at costco on 2022 Christmas.....I love it.....that's the best budget price tv
My room is relatively small the farthest I can sit from wall to wall is 8-9 feet away but my bench is around 7-8 feet away from my chair. I have to move my tv around to even get a somewhat good angle my bed covers the corner of the tv my bench is 71 inches, my tv is 65 inches (and a tcl) I’ve been wanting something way bigger but it’s a Christmas gift meaning on sale for a probably barely triple digits, and when I say bigger I’m think 70-80+ inches
My hisense tv is a 40" non smart tv, I have used it for at least 9 years now and just hung it up on my wall. Now I have to run the cables through the wall.
Don't expect this TV to last 2yrs if your lucky! It's A great TV with the best Sound Tech I've ever heard! A 58" for less than $300? However, mine was bought & I very gently set it up, kept it clean & never moved it but the Backlighting will Go Out after about a year or 2. Mine is 1.5yrs old. Myself & Family Members have owned many of these TV's & they all Die within a year. If you move it at a later date after the original set up? Your taking a Big Chance of Ruining Your TV, my Sister moved 2 of hers only to plug it back in & have a Black Screen. Mine is currently going out. Your can barely see the dark screen, it's dark & I can hear that loud buzzing sound coming from the back. However, when I bought it. I told myself that if it lasted a year? That was good for me. I'll go buy another because the speakers & Display is remarkable for this prive range! I even added a cheap $100 sound bar w/ Sub Box & it'll blow you out of the room! I'm curious how the Quantum LED Version does? That's what I'm about to buy as a replacement.
Oh man that sucks! I've had the 50" version going on 3 years and no issues so far. Just added a cheap soundbar since the speakers are kinda weak. Hopefully your new TVs will last longer.
Yeah, I'm looking at the U6H or U8H now, my 58" is buzzing louder & louder & getting darker & darker again. I hate it because I love this TV for $269, for a perfect fitting 58"? Guess I gotta down scale to the 55" but I'm definitely staying with Hisense, I've never heard a TV that doesn't need a sound bar! They are loud!
what a lot of people don't judge is how well their over the air tuner works ...... if you are cutting the cord then this is very important if you plan to pick up local stations with an antenna ...... TLC anc Hisense have been rate poor in this matter and LG and Samsung have been rated very high
Can you please explain what sizes Screws going inside the that roku tv I have a tv stand that has a mount on it can you please explain I don't knows what size they are when I buy some from Walmart I don't want to mount it to my wall only my tv stand mount
Hey who's the new guy with long hair?🤔🙄 J the installer did a great job. 😜 Thanks guys another great video. 👍 The baby TV should be bigger like a 42". 😁 Installer J would love 🤥 that 🤥🤥🤥😜😁👍🤛🤛
I got this tv its a 4k hdr and i love the dolby vision & dolby atmos the most now we just need the internet to update get more dolby movies out i see few disney+ ect its better then high dollor samsungs that dont have dolby awsome❤
This video and seeing this made me buy this right away. Now it's the 58R6E3 model right. Like model years on many of this was from 2020, but is this a 2023 model?
Im curious, is this the 2020 model like the ones ive been having issues with? Im hoping its a 2021 or 22 version but dont think so for $269 for a 58". I may just buy another & when it goes out, buy another. Its the best sounding & best picture for the price. I love 58" also lol
Love the videos on the tvs but how about doing one on and old component surround installed on a new TV. My 64 Inch elite only has component in and out jacks. Don't want to buy a new Amp for hdmi.
Hey quick question for you about tv floor mount stands curious is there a way to buy brackets for the back of the tv to use ? Like a parts store really don’t want to throw away a stand
Hello , I like your informative videos , I would like to know if you can advise me which wall mount to put on my new Sony 77" Bravia XR A80k oled tv , which one do you think is best for the center of the wall in my living room ? Thanks
Soo uhh, roughly how heavy do you this TV is? Im thinking about purchasing it from Walmart but the thing is, is that i don't want to spend 80$ on a TV mount. I have a 32" Sanyo tv and its light. I was able to just put two mounting screws in the back of the TV, put 2 drywall anchors into the wall along with 2 screws, and then i used 2 haning chains to hang it. Ive done it with a couple TVs with never any issues. Im wondering if this is light enough to do the same thing instead of buying an actual TV mount. The other TVs ive done weren't heavy enough to hang from the studs behind the wall, but if this is heavy, id probably hang it from the studs. But, if its extremely heavy, i probably wouldnt mount it...
I just can't belive how dirt cheap is that Hisense TV in US. Similar entry level EU model with crappy VIDAA OS is more than double that price. There is not even 43" size for $300 or euros.
Hisense have a very decent image for a budget tv, I loved the concept However, I got discouraged by the shady construction shown by many you tubers on take down reviews. No Vizio sold here, so I am looking at TCL and it looks promising. Sick of companies making expensive tech disposable.No sustainable. Shame on you, Hisense.
Make sure you tell people that budget means the TV won't last even three years. They will have to replace their TV before most budget TVs, rendering them "NOT BUDGET"--JUST CHEAP.
I have had a TCL for 7 years running strong! And it gets the most use in the house. Where as our Toshiba started malfunction within 2 years. These (cheap) TVs are stepping up their game these days and are actually viable options.
I had a Hisense 55r6000e (55r6e), just branded for Walmart. With heavy usage, I got nearly 6 years flawless operation from it. It started flaking out in the last 2 months. The person who started this thread has no idea of what he speaks.
@@BernieOliver First of all, Bernie, I do know what I am talking about. You had an experience which was different, but DO NOT tell me i don't know what I'm talking about. Look at the many online reviews of Hisense TVs. In addition, the customer service is horrible. Also, noted on many, many reviews. So Mr. know-it-all, since this is your channel, of course you are going to defend your video. I will not respond to any more ridiculous comments from you. I've said what I said and I stand by it. Anything else you say is meaningless to me. Have a good day!
@@58wellsey A cursory view of video authorship would reveal I have nothing to do with the video. Clearly, your reading and observational skills are quite challenged.
@@boogie2852 the picture quality wasn’t what I was used to. I have 3 Sony TV’s and there was just too much difference. I couldn’t “make” the Hisense be a Sony.
has anyone ever considered book shelves, with...you know...books to read? Instead of a giant TV nobody will watch?? Kinda weird nobody's reading anymore, right??
I've owned 3 hisense TVs, an older 1080p and two 4k TVs. They were all garbage. The picture quality is terrible and every one of them has had very slow response times (time to change a pixel from one color to the next) resulting in a long trail on moving objects. It makes scenes with a lot of action almost unwatchable. I would never recommend them except for things like PowerPoint presentations. They are simply bad at video playback. This video from RTINGS even used a hisense as it's example of a slow response time TV. ua-cam.com/video/1AHDZqMuvgM/v-deo.html
This one is actually pretty good i think its a sharp tv panel.ive had sonce march and quality still looks very good..that being said these tvs dont last like the tcl or onn tv i had so i paid 35 buks for a 4 year warranty and they usually will give u ur money back or replace with a new one paid right around 300 which is cheap..both tcl and onn tvs went bad around 1 to 2 years
What do mean they went bad? Did they just stop working? Pixels died? What was the issue? Ive had all kinds of tvs but never had one just stop working on me.
Tvs these days are cheaply made junk..dont last long and leds burning out also on any brand tv manufacturers..new or old models..I know I fix them all the time..junk
i own the 58” hisense and its great with the built in roku operating system, hisense is one of my top brands sold at my store
I want this TV but the reviews on Walmart scare me! What do u think? It will be on most of the day I'm home all the time and play switch and watch UA-cam and Netflix I currently have a 32 inch TCL android and I do like the android system it's pretty cool but want a bigger tv and this one is on sale or whatever for $268 should I get it?
@@boogie2852Hi there! I just wanna know if you got it .
I love Roku TV's. The remote volume automatically controls your AVR when connected to the ARC/eARC port as well as turning it on/off with the tv. Also, if I turn on my game console it turns on the TV, receiver, switches input and goes into game mode! All with one button press. That's pretty amazing and I could not ask for more.
I have this. I use it with a shield tv streaming box, the picture is awesome especially HDR content. The viewing angles are terrible but for a bedroom, it’s perfect.
Bought this tv with a 4 year warranty at walmart for 300..its a really good 4k tv for under 300 and with that warranty if it screws up get a new one free cuz they wont replace it.had since march this year..they usually dont last past 2 years but this ones but on a sharp tv panel
Bought this 2 weeks ago for our bedroom. Great basic large screen for less than 300 bucks delivered
Still going good?
I got the same one for $450 including tax plus 4 more years of warranty for another $35.....good tv under $500 at costco on 2022 Christmas.....I love it.....that's the best budget price tv
What year is your tv ?
Hisense is improving. Wait a couple weeks to buy -Super Bowl . A lot cheaper.
A 32 inch TV has never looked smaller. You're gonna need a bigger TV 😅
My room is relatively small the farthest I can sit from wall to wall is 8-9 feet away but my bench is around 7-8 feet away from my chair. I have to move my tv around to even get a somewhat good angle my bed covers the corner of the tv my bench is 71 inches, my tv is 65 inches (and a tcl) I’ve been wanting something way bigger but it’s a Christmas gift meaning on sale for a probably barely triple digits, and when I say bigger I’m think 70-80+ inches
My hisense tv is a 40" non smart tv, I have used it for at least 9 years now and just hung it up on my wall. Now I have to run the cables through the wall.
Don't expect this TV to last 2yrs if your lucky!
It's A great TV with the best Sound Tech I've ever heard!
A 58" for less than $300?
However, mine was bought & I very gently set it up, kept it clean & never moved it but the Backlighting will Go Out after about a year or 2. Mine is 1.5yrs old.
Myself & Family Members have owned many of these TV's & they all Die within a year. If you move it at a later date after the original set up?
Your taking a Big Chance of Ruining Your TV, my Sister moved 2 of hers only to plug it back in & have a Black Screen.
Mine is currently going out. Your can barely see the dark screen, it's dark & I can hear that loud buzzing sound coming from the back. However, when I bought it.
I told myself that if it lasted a year? That was good for me. I'll go buy another because the speakers & Display is remarkable for this prive range! I even added a cheap $100 sound bar w/ Sub Box & it'll blow you out of the room!
I'm curious how the Quantum LED Version does? That's what I'm about to buy as a replacement.
Oh man that sucks! I've had the 50" version going on 3 years and no issues so far. Just added a cheap soundbar since the speakers are kinda weak. Hopefully your new TVs will last longer.
Yeah, I'm looking at the U6H or U8H now, my 58" is buzzing louder & louder & getting darker & darker again. I hate it because I love this TV for $269, for a perfect fitting 58"? Guess I gotta down scale to the 55" but I'm definitely staying with Hisense, I've never heard a TV that doesn't need a sound bar! They are loud!
Damn I had my Hisense for 7 years. That must was a defective TV. The average TV should last 5 years.
Now this is what i look for on these reviews! Thank you sir
@@mikethurman8304 Budget TVs are a crapshoot. I had a Vizio who's power supply literally just died at the 4 year mark.
I got the 50-inch version of this tv for -47% $239.99
I can't wait for it!
I can't believe what I'm seeing Brandon and Jenn reviewing a small TV. I must be imaging things.58 inches What!!!!!
So odd to actually be able to see over the TV box for a change!
Yes, you're imaging things. 😂
Imaging...
@@kennymccormick8295Imagining*
That is not a small tv, it's mid size I'd say
what a lot of people don't judge is how well their over the air tuner works ...... if you are cutting the cord then this is very important if you plan to pick up local stations with an antenna ...... TLC anc Hisense have been rate poor in this matter and LG and Samsung have been rated very high
I like Hisense make.
Need that 85 in the office lol
Haha the other wall has the 120" projector screen🤣
What screws did you use?
When i saw 58" on title i was thinking that you made mistaken 85" with 58" lol
Can you please explain what sizes Screws going inside the that roku tv I have a tv stand that has a mount on it can you please explain I don't knows what size they are when I buy some from Walmart I don't want to mount it to my wall only my tv stand mount
What do you guys insignia TVs
Hey who's the new guy with long hair?🤔🙄 J the installer did a great job. 😜 Thanks guys another great video. 👍 The baby TV should be bigger like a 42". 😁 Installer J would love 🤥 that 🤥🤥🤥😜😁👍🤛🤛
orderd this tv online on walmart just hope it fits on the tv stand i have that fit a 55 in tv
You have the space, so go bigger!
Nice review keep up the good work B the installer
I got this tv its a 4k hdr and i love the dolby vision & dolby atmos the most now we just need the internet to update get more dolby movies out i see few disney+ ect its better then high dollor samsungs that dont have dolby awsome❤
This video and seeing this made me buy this right away. Now it's the 58R6E3 model right. Like model years on many of this was from 2020, but is this a 2023 model?
Im curious, is this the 2020 model like the ones ive been having issues with? Im hoping its a 2021 or 22 version but dont think so for $269 for a 58". I may just buy another & when it goes out, buy another. Its the best sounding & best picture for the price. I love 58" also lol
Now you need to do is the Samsung 110 inch 4k micro led tv ?
Love the videos on the tvs but how about doing one on and old component surround installed on a new TV. My 64 Inch elite only has component in and out jacks. Don't want to buy a new Amp for hdmi.
Never laid the lcd tv flat like that, it may warp or break the panel.
got to go bigger with computer room tv
Hey quick question for you about tv floor mount stands curious is there a way to buy brackets for the back of the tv to use ? Like a parts store really don’t want to throw away a stand
Why does the mattress sit so high in the guest room?
Unfortunately this TV is bad right out of the box way more often than any other..most of the time it's a damaged screen
Got the same TV and it's a solid performer in terms of color and even motion.. bought a Vizio oled and I've been regretting it ever since
32" is the size of my computer monitor. LOL
Go BIGGER. GREAT VIDEO
Can i use it for my living room like everyday use? I have a small living room.
B. How come Samsung doesn’t give good instructions on how to set up hw 600b sound bar. No explanation of what the buttons control. Any suggestions
Hello , I like your informative videos , I would like to know if you can advise me which wall mount to put on my new Sony 77" Bravia XR A80k oled tv , which one do you think is best for the center of the wall in my living room ? Thanks
How is the tv so far I am interesting to buy one please let me know
My 58 Hisense Roku has a voice reading the closed captions
Drives me crazy, how do I turn this off?
How is the tv holding up is it still working any problems with pixels or screen resolution
Will this tv work with Dish ?
Soo uhh, roughly how heavy do you this TV is? Im thinking about purchasing it from Walmart but the thing is, is that i don't want to spend 80$ on a TV mount. I have a 32" Sanyo tv and its light. I was able to just put two mounting screws in the back of the TV, put 2 drywall anchors into the wall along with 2 screws, and then i used 2 haning chains to hang it. Ive done it with a couple TVs with never any issues. Im wondering if this is light enough to do the same thing instead of buying an actual TV mount. The other TVs ive done weren't heavy enough to hang from the studs behind the wall, but if this is heavy, id probably hang it from the studs. But, if its extremely heavy, i probably wouldnt mount it...
Very Very Nice TV..........
Is it compatible with ONN roku sound bar and a ONN roku speaker box??
What do you think about 58" Samsung
I always wait for mr pug but...... 😞
Did all of you find hisense tv good n natural in color wise who bought??
I have this tv and i kove it
for ❤the money great product ❤
German torque spec: Gudentite!
I just can't belive how dirt cheap is that Hisense TV in US.
Similar entry level EU model with crappy VIDAA OS is more than double that price.
There is not even 43" size for $300 or euros.
The queen making you guys pay high taxes lol, America’s cheaper for everything Chinese!
99$ now at Walmart. Just ordered one last night.
I get that tv
Hi. Is Pluto TV available for this tv to install??? Im in Canada and looking at this tv to buy soon
Yes
Everything proven broken vhs tape itself is fixable with Scotch tape it starts playing again with out no problem's
B ..all your old TVs what do you do with them ..any chance of sending one of your older ones my way
How many subs have you gained, since Jen became part of the show?
She's been here since the beginning. I like that people enjoy her being in videos,she's great.
Hisense have a very decent image for a budget tv, I loved the concept However, I got discouraged by the shady construction shown by many you tubers on take down reviews. No Vizio sold here, so I am looking at TCL and it looks promising. Sick of companies making expensive tech disposable.No sustainable. Shame on you, Hisense.
It’s too small and it’s not even 4K I would go with a 43-50’ if I was you.
It’s not ?
How much it that tv
How much is 58
Hi jenn Hisense super 😃👍
Are these Smart TVs WIFI or just ethernet?
Make sure you tell people that budget means the TV won't last even three years. They will have to replace their TV before most budget TVs, rendering them "NOT BUDGET"--JUST CHEAP.
I have had a TCL for 7 years running strong! And it gets the most use in the house. Where as our Toshiba started malfunction within 2 years. These (cheap) TVs are stepping up their game these days and are actually viable options.
I had a Hisense 55r6000e (55r6e), just branded for Walmart. With heavy usage, I got nearly 6 years flawless operation from it. It started flaking out in the last 2 months. The person who started this thread has no idea of what he speaks.
@@BernieOliver First of all, Bernie, I do know what I am talking about. You had an experience which was different, but DO NOT tell me i don't know what I'm talking about. Look at the many online reviews of Hisense TVs. In addition, the customer service is horrible. Also, noted on many, many reviews. So Mr. know-it-all, since this is your channel, of course you are going to defend your video. I will not respond to any more ridiculous comments from you. I've said what I said and I stand by it. Anything else you say is meaningless to me. Have a good day!
@@58wellsey A cursory view of video authorship would reveal I have nothing to do with the video. Clearly, your reading and observational skills are quite challenged.
Go bigger!
Just don’t hood it to the internet and it will work forever!
B do you have any videos on 2021 Samsung q 60 ambient mode.
Lucky mannnn beautiful young wife😅😍
i will immediately leave b the installer to join j the installer 😂
Well, how lucky we won't make you choose😁
@@jenwalshwellbalancedlifestyle lol, well my choice is already made 😂
I bought this TV it ended up in the closet.
How come?
@@boogie2852 the picture quality wasn’t what I was used to. I have 3 Sony TV’s and there was just too much difference. I couldn’t “make” the Hisense be a Sony.
has anyone ever considered book shelves, with...you know...books to read? Instead of a giant TV nobody will watch?? Kinda weird nobody's reading anymore, right??
Bit drab
I've owned 3 hisense TVs, an older 1080p and two 4k TVs. They were all garbage. The picture quality is terrible and every one of them has had very slow response times (time to change a pixel from one color to the next) resulting in a long trail on moving objects. It makes scenes with a lot of action almost unwatchable. I would never recommend them except for things like PowerPoint presentations. They are simply bad at video playback.
This video from RTINGS even used a hisense as it's example of a slow response time TV. ua-cam.com/video/1AHDZqMuvgM/v-deo.html
This one is actually pretty good i think its a sharp tv panel.ive had sonce march and quality still looks very good..that being said these tvs dont last like the tcl or onn tv i had so i paid 35 buks for a 4 year warranty and they usually will give u ur money back or replace with a new one paid right around 300 which is cheap..both tcl and onn tvs went bad around 1 to 2 years
What do mean they went bad? Did they just stop working? Pixels died? What was the issue? Ive had all kinds of tvs but never had one just stop working on me.
No good
Tvs these days are cheaply made junk..dont last long and leds burning out also on any brand tv manufacturers..new or old models..I know I fix them all the time..junk