Hisense N6xxx (2018) Series

A good taste of 4K and HDR, but not the most subtle.

Sharp, detailed image ; Good colour balance ; Decent black levels ; Strong smart app selection

Low peak brightness ; Narrow viewing angles ; Only two HDMI 2.0 ports

It’s far from perfect, but the Hisense 55N6800 is proof that 4K TVs can be done well on a budget, combining great design and a well-stocked smart interface with a sharp 4K performance. The Hisense N6800 is undeniably fantastic value. At £700 for a 55in...

Detailed picture ; Easy to use layout ; Smart design ; Natural colour palette

Lacks subtlety in contrast ; Has trouble extracting detail in dark scenes

This Hisense promises much, but fails to inspire

Price ; Attractive design and good build quality ; Reasonably low input lag for gaming

60Hz LCD panel ; Limited viewing angles ; Low peak brightness for HDR

Following in the footsteps of the many fantastic – and fantastically expensive – TVs which have passed through our doors, the Hisense’s picture quality does comes as something of a disappointment. Brightness is lacking, which prevents HDR content from...

Nice design ; Simple, easy-to-use interface ; Crisp, detailed picture in well-lit scenes ; Decent sound for the price

Black detail lacking ; Struggles with subtlety, so HDR looks a little flat

Not bad for the price, but it lacks the subtlety to really show what 4K HDR can do

Impressive black levels and contrast ratios ; Excellent greyscale and colour accuracy ; Good video processing ; Low input lag for gaming ; Plenty of features ; Solid build quality ; Competitive price

Only two HDMI 2.0 inputs ; HDR brightness limited ; Minor clouding on backlight ; Some bright edges with HDR ; Narrow optimal viewing angle

The N6800 is another cracking mid-range TV from Hisense that manages to deliver a very competitive price without compromising on build quality, features and performance. The design is fairly typical of a modern TV but the all-metal construction...