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About Hisense TVs

Hisense TVs have a reputation for being high-tech and high quality. Hisense TVs come in several varieties: laser TVs, 4K ULED TVs, 4K UHD TVs and HDTVs. This company also employs quantum dot technology to maximize viewing experiences.

Pros
  • Various models
  • Multiple sizes
  • Smart technology
  • Affordable
Cons
  • Brand recognition
  • Freezing issues

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Forked River, NJ
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Bought a 58” tv. Less than 1 year the picture had lines in it and the screen was shuttering. Hisense said send pictures. Without seeing the tv they said the screen has damage whic...

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Elizabethtown, KY
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I bought a Hisense Tv back in 2015 and the other day my tv went out… They sent me a brand new television... I just wanted to let everyone know that they are the best. I have 5 His...

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What is Hisense TV?

Hisense TVs are available from major retailers like Best Buy, Walmart and Costco and offer premium technologies at budget pricing. Some Hisense televisions have smart capabilities, which means they respond to voice commands and feature video streaming apps like Amazon Prime Video, Netflix and YouTube. The company’s full lineup includes:

  • Laser TVs
  • Premium 4K ULED TVs
  • 4K ULED TVs
  • 4K UHD TVs
  • HD TVs

There are several series within each model line. Hisense TVs provide sharp images, good color balance and built-in integration for Roku, Android and Vidaa. Each TV has at least two 4K-compatible HDMI inputs.

Hisense is lesser known than some of its competitors in the United States, but the quality and affordability the company offers have made it one of the fastest-growing TV brands in the country. The company makes a variety of other appliances and accessories, including refrigerators, beverage chillers, air purifiers, portable air conditioners and dehumidifiers.

Hisense TV prices

Because Hisense TVs are available from various retailers in numerous sizes with multiple smart-technology capabilities, prices range from $200 to around $10,000. Consumers who want an average screen size — usually between 55 inches and 65 inches — and features like smart technology, 4K resolution and a ULED display can expect to pay between $700 and $1,200 for a Hisense TV.

Hisense FAQ

Who are Hisense TVs made by?
Hisense manufactures its own TVs. The company is owned by Hisense Co. Ltd., which is based in China with production facilities in Europe, Central America and South Africa.
How long does a Hisense TV last?
Most televisions last between five and 10 years.
What kind of TV is Hisense?
Televisions made by Hisense are available in laser, ULED, UHD and HD models and include many smart functions and features.
Do Hisense TVs have a warranty?
Hisense TVs include a one-year warranty for parts and labor (the laser models feature a two-year warranty), and its TV accessories have a 90-day warranty on parts and labor. The company offers extended warranties.

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Is Hisense a good TV?

Though the Hisense brand is fairly new to the U.S. market, it’s gaining traction with consumers because of its quality, affordability and accessibility. Each series serves different functions, so some types are best for streaming and viewing, while others are more favorable for gaming. We like Hisense for its smart technology features, size options and warranties. If you’re looking for an economically-priced television, consider Hisense.

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    Reviewed May 20, 2026

    Hisense 55UG75QG will not populate broadcast tv guide information. The guide just shows no program for all the channels. It shows the correct channels for all the stations but no other information. I can force it to show information by selecting a channel but within hours the information is gone. Hisense sent out a repair tech to replace the main board but that didn't work and even he said it was a software issue bit they keep saying it's not a tv issue. I've done factory resets, rescanned channels and firmware updates but nothing has worked. When I talk with Hisense they do not seem to understand how broadcast tv works. I have an outdoor antenna and 4 other tv's from other manufacturers that work fine so it's not an antenna issue. So far it's been a month of back and forth with no resolution!!

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    MaintenanceStaff

    Reviewed May 19, 2026

    The TV is 3 years old and now it's trash...won't let me delete apps like Disney+ and Apple TV (and real NO warning about the danger of the storage, now I see that it's a little flash that I could have missed if I wasn't looking!). Discouraging and a total waste of my 3 days of time trying to fix the problem. Can't access the menu to factory reset, but my reading says it doesn't even help. When you try to delete an app, the TV just shuts off. I'm too old for this kind of frustration! Make a better product! I'm done.

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      Reviewed May 16, 2026

      Absolutely garbage! Will never buy another one of this company's products. I bought this TV last year during the NBA playoffs...so it maybe lasted 1 year. Again, absolute garbage! Your customer service feels like a scam as well. Wow! So disappointed with my decision to trust your company!

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      Reviewed May 12, 2026

      Constantly crashing, sooo annoying. Never, ever buying another Hisense product. My Onn is awesome, makes this brand look like the low bottom cheap build that should never even have materials wasted on making it. Might as well just flush money down your toilet, it's at least more energy efficient.

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      Customer ServiceCoverageMaintenance

      Reviewed April 27, 2026

      I bought two TVs from Hisense—one recently and one just over a year ago—and suddenly both remotes stopped working. I contacted customer service, and what followed was incredibly frustrating. Over the course of a week, I exchanged at least 30 emails, repeatedly sending photos and videos as requested. Each time, I was asked for more information with no clear resolution in sight. Now, after all that back and forth, I’ve been told they won’t fix or replace the remote because it has a small scratch on it. That’s their reason for denying support. This has been one of the worst customer service experiences I’ve ever had. Because of this, we’ve decided to return one of the TVs and won’t be buying from Hisense again. Really disappointing.

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      Maintenance

      Reviewed April 21, 2026

      I bought this 58" Hisense Roku tv a couple months ago. IT HAD BLUETOOTH, now it is not there. I wanted to pair a set of ear pods so I could hear without bothering everyone in the house, FOLLOWED every direction, they showed buttons, or things listed that was NOT anywhere on mine, saying to click it. I wanted to put my roku remote & my Sony DVD remote to sync so I did NOT HAVE TO USE 2 REMOTES, WELL THIS CAN NOT BE DONE! They said get a UNIVERSAL REMOTE! DID THAT AND TRIED EVERY DIRECTION AGAIN (WITH ALL DIFFERENT LISTS THAT WAS NOT ON MY TV SETTINGS) SO THAT DOES NOT WORK EITHER!!!! DIFFICULT TO GET THE PICTURE SETTINGS RIGHT AS WELL!!!!

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      Reviewed April 14, 2026

      Bought a 58” tv. Less than 1 year the picture had lines in it and the screen was shuttering. Hisense said send pictures. Without seeing the tv they said the screen has damage which it does not. They will not honor the warranty. They will not look at it in person. Cust. Serv. Is useless.

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      Customer ServiceStaff

      Reviewed April 5, 2026

      I bought a 50" Hisense TV from Costco. In fact, this is my 2nd Hisense TV. I bought a Hisense TV because it has a 3.5mm headphone jack terminal. The 1st TV headphone jack worked fine. Thus, I just bought the 2nd Hisense TV because the old (1st) Hisense broke at the 3rd year stage. The headphone jack on the brand new TV doesn't work so I subsequently called Hisense customer service. The rep stated that it was dependent on the headphone manufacturer. I stated that my 3.5 headphone worked on the other Hisense TV before the TV crashed! Why is the bad Hisense customer serivce not to mention that Hisense has a built-in 3.5mm headphone terminal, which doesn't function!!!

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      Reviewed Feb. 11, 2026

      It took the tv all of 3 months, before it tore up. Now it's takes all of about 5 mins watching TV before the screen turns white/negative color and you have to power cycle the tv to get it back working correct. I will never recommend this tv or brand to anyone. I have a Philips tv that's still going strong for over 15yrs.

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      Maintenance

      Reviewed Jan. 18, 2026

      I have had 3 Hisense TVs to stop working for me. I purchased two and one was replaced because it stopped within a couple months. Now that replaced TV has stopped working. I will never purchase this brand again. I will not even recommend this brand to anyone.

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      Hisense TVs Company Information

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      Website:
      www.hisense-usa.com