Name: Hisense U6SF Pro
Brand: Hisense

A 144 Hz panel and low input delay sound like a promising combination for sport and console gaming. The U6SF Pro illustrates the missing piece: how quickly the pixels change from one shade to another. It can respond promptly to a controller while a moving player still leaves a soft trail across the screen.

Display & Motion

65-inch Mini LED test
Full-array local dimming
144Hz native

RTINGS tested a 65U6SF Pro. It found strong daytime brightness and deep local-dimming blacks, with some halos around bright objects. Despite 144 Hz support and low input lag, it also saw very slow transitions and unevenness on uniform areas. A hockey rink or a panning soccer pitch may reveal those weaknesses more readily than a bright, detailed film still. The selected 55-inch model is a different size. ¹

Size & Installation

55-inch selected
200 × 300 mm VESA

The 55-inch set’s feet occupy about 38.7 by 11.7 inches. Check both measurements before placing it on a narrow cabinet. The 100-inch set changes the hardware equation again, including different audio output and FreeSync Premium rather than the smaller sizes’ Premium Pro. Use that size’s own mounting and weight information.

Gaming & HDMI

2 high-refresh HDMI inputs
4K/144Hz
240Hz at reduced resolution

Of the four HDMI ports, two accept high-refresh gaming signals. A PC can use 4K at 144Hz. The advertised 240Hz option trades away resolution, so it is worth trying the same scene at both settings before deciding which looks clearer. HDMI 1 handles eARC for a receiver. Plan that connection along with the fast sources, especially if a console and a PC share the TV.

Smart TV & Sound

Fire TV
Apple AirPlay
55–85 inches: 2.1 channels, 40 W

This model runs Fire TV and also supports AirPlay for compatible Apple devices. A wired Ethernet connection is an option if the TV sits far from the Wi-Fi router. The 55-inch set includes 2.1-channel sound rated at 40 watts. Hisense lists the same output for the 65-, 75- and 85-inch versions, while the 100-inch is rated at 50 watts.

Alternatives

RTINGS’ comparison with the older U65QF favored the newer Pro for brightness and dark-scene dimming, but the motion result gives a sports-focused owner a reason to keep the older set. The U6SF without the Pro suffix is also different. Match the suffix before relying on a review or offer. ¹

Verdict

The U6SF Pro is better suited to daytime streaming and bright films than its gaming labels alone suggest. Someone buying chiefly for fast sport should see a pan across the field on the intended size before choosing it.

Hisense U6SF Pro review

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