Hisense 85" 4K Ultra HD Smart TV - Black

With the included stand, the Hisense 85-inch 4K Ultra HD Smart TV measures approximately 1155mm (Height) x 1892mm (Width) x 455mm (Depth).

Yes, this TV is designed to be wall-mountable. You will need to purchase a separate VESA-compatible wall mount bracket that is specifically rated for an 85-inch television and its weight. Professional installation is highly recommended for safety and proper mounting.

Mini LED technology uses thousands of much smaller LEDs for backlighting compared to traditional LED TVs. This allows for significantly more local dimming zones, providing more precise control over brightness and darkness. The result is superior contrast, deeper blacks, brighter highlights, and improved overall picture detail.

The TV runs on the VIDAA operating system. You can access a wide range of pre-installed streaming apps directly from the home screen. Additional apps can be downloaded from the VIDAA App Store, which is easily accessible through the TV's interface.

The Hi-View AI Engine is Hisense's advanced processing unit that continuously analyzes and optimizes the picture in real-time. It intelligently enhances color accuracy, contrast, sharpness, and motion, delivering a more dynamic, lifelike, and immersive viewing experience tailored to the content.

Yes, with its 4K Ultra HD resolution and powerful processing capabilities, this TV provides crisp and immersive visuals that are great for gaming. For optimal performance, ensure your gaming console or PC is connected via an appropriate HDMI port.

This Hisense 85-inch 4K Ultra HD Smart TV has an energy efficiency class rating of G.

Check all power cables are securely connected to the TV and the wall outlet. Verify that HDMI cables (if used) are firmly plugged into both the TV and the external device. Ensure the correct input source (e.g., HDMI 1, TV) is selected using the remote control. Try restarting the TV and any connected devices.

Access the TV's picture settings menu and experiment with adjusting brightness, contrast, sharpness, and color settings. Ensure the content you are watching is of high quality (e.g., 4K content for optimal resolution). Check for strong ambient light causing glare and adjust room lighting if necessary.

First, verify that your home Wi-Fi network is active and working on other devices. Restart your Wi-Fi router and then restart the TV. Check the TV's network settings to ensure it's connected to the correct Wi-Fi network and that the TV's software is updated to the latest version.

Replace the batteries in the remote control. Ensure there are no obstructions between the remote and the TV's infrared (IR) sensor, usually located at the bottom of the screen. If it's a Bluetooth remote, you may need to re-pair it with the TV (refer to your user manual for specific pairing instructions).

Confirm that the audio output settings on the TV are correctly configured for your external device (e.g., 'HDMI ARC' or 'Optical'). Check the connections between the TV and your sound device. Ensure the volume on both the TV and the external device is turned up and not muted.