Hisense U6SF showcasing its picture quality with a scene from Dune (Image credit: © Future / James Holland) TechRadar Verdict The Hisense U6SF Pro is a solid TV, especially for the price. It has just about all the features one could want, though Alexa+ is not hands-free.
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It has just about all the features one could want, though Alexa+ is not hands-free. And it comes with a good but not great picture and decent audio that’s good enough to at least skip the soundbar.
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Jump To: One-minute review Price & release date Specs Benchmark results Features Picture quality Sound quality Design Smart TV & menus Gaming Value Should you buy it? Also consider How we tested Hisense U6SF Pro: One-minute review The Hisense U6SF Pro felt like a budget TV reaching for the mid-range when I first unboxed it. After spending some time with it, I think that impression stands. I don’t mean that in a derogatory way, either. If you had $650 for a TV, getting the 65-inch size of the Hisense U6SF Pro is certainly worth it.
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That price tag gets you a 4K resolution with a native 144Hz refresh rate, all the HDR and spatial audio support one could want, a Fire TV interface, and Alexa+ built-in. And just to clear the air, the Hisense U6SF Pro does have appreciable if somewhat hidden upgrades over the non-Pro version. The Pro version is a couple pounds heavier, comes with a built-in subwoofer (and has double the speaker wattage) and WiFi 6, and has the pro version of AMD FreeSync Premium and support for DTS Virtual:X.
What is still unclear
The Hisense U6SF Pro has most of the bonafides of the best gaming TVs , such as two HDMI 2. 1 ports for up to 4K@144Hz refresh rate passthrough support and the aforementioned AMD FreeSync Premium Pro, though I do wish there was a game-specific bar or menu. I can see an argument for putting this model among the best TVs for the price, though it still comes with some compromises, such as some vignetting all along the bottom of the screen and a lack of detail in the shadows.
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