Hisense 65 Inch 65S7STUK Smart 4K UHD HDR QLED Canvas TV

A statement piece for your home!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The 65-inch Canvas S7 is an absolute statement piece for the house. From the moment you take it out of the packaging, the ultra-slim design catches your eye. If wall mounted, it sits so flat against the wall with the included mount that it looks like a custom piece of framed art rather than a standard TV. It comes with a stand too, which is a nice touch. ​What impressed me most is how effortless the whole experience is. The smart platform comes loaded with every streaming app you could possibly need, so setting up is completely seamless. The screen quality itself is breathtaking, especially in art mode. The digital gallery is huge, the colours are rich, and the matte-like display genuinely tricks your brain into thinking you're looking at a real physical canvas. Being able to throw my own personal photos up on the display makes it feel custom to my home, and the motion sensor is super clever,it turns the art on as soon as someone enters the room so the space always feels warm and lived-in. It's easily one of the best upgrades we've made to our home.

Thejofish, Edinburgh

Future styles and fidelity

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] When the TV arrived, I was shocked how slim the screen actually is. Its very sleek and comes with the option of using a stand, or a wall mount (which came as part of the TV set). I tried both options and the TV looked wonderful as both, however, the wall mount gives the full effect of the canvas. Upon setting up the TV I found the user face quite overbearing. There are lots of apps preinstalled, which can be useful, but difficult to find what you need. Another CON was the adverts, some very inappropriate for our daughter, I know there are children's profiles but this is redundant when she is sat in the room with 2 adults watching on their profiles. Now for the good.. the gallery is extensive for canvas art, so clear and really look like works of art hanging on your wall. I found images to use that can be uploaded also to the TV great to have this option. The motion sensor is also a great addition. All in all, this TV is sleek, beautiful and helps make a house a home.

algood, Willenhall

Looks good but doesn't completely deliver

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I was so excited to get this TV and in the main it didn't disappoint. It looks amazing with the magnetic snap-on frame and is so slim. Unpacking and installation were very easy due to the wall mount that is provided in the box (you also can use a standard wall mount or the provided feet). It took 2 people to lift from the box and mount on the wall so ensure that you have someone available to help you. The set-up of the TV was also relatively simple with it doing 1 update and then installing all the digital TV channels. Now let's look at the PRO's of this TV: Multi-format HDR support for a stunning picture from all sources As well as Dolby Vision and Vision IQ, this Hisense 65” TV also offers multi-format HDR – including HDR10+ Adaptive. This adapts to the room’s lighting levels and offers scene-by-scene HDR mastering for the truest, most accurate HDR picture technology. 144Hz Game Mode Game Mode Pro optimises the Hi-QLED screen's natural ability for smooth, fast-paced action and adventure, delivering a motion rate of up to 144Hz. This performed well when I hooked up my XBOX series X Comes with 4 HDMI ports, 2 are 4k 144hz and 2 are 4k 60hz. This is a nice touch with the ever-expanding number of devices that need HDMI connections. Supplied with Ultra Slim wall mount but can be installed on a standard VESA mount. It also comes with feet contrary to what some other reviews state. Anti-Matte Screen tech that really does perform well in bright light conditions, this worked particularly well in my front room where there is strong light from the patio doors during the day Art Gallery Mode is really impressive; it allows you to set from a choice of free (and paid) pieces of art that really do make this standout from a normal TV. The ability to have different frames on the pictures as well was nice little extra. Now for the CONS: Very expensive considering it is using Hi-QLED and not OLED, but I guess you are paying for the it to be used as a TV and a centrepiece of your room. There can be some blur when watching sport and fast paced films, I found that if you select the correct picture mode for the content then this is visibly reduced but is still noticeable. Verdict All in all, a great TV that looks a real standout in my front room and I would recommend it. My only slight disappointment is the blur when watching certain content as i specified above.

rossfield78, Hemel Hempstead