Hisense M7SR Review: Best First Mini LED TV for Families?

Quick summary: If you’ve used the same LED TV for years, the Hisense M7SR is a great family upgrade: better contrast, deeper blacks and brighter colors without spending a ton. This video is sponsored by Hisense, but it’s genuinely an excellent value.

Picture

• Hi-QLED mini LED with local dimming, which keeps highlights bright and dark areas dark in the same scene for more depth.
• An anti-reflective, glare-free screen. I have a wall of windows that reflect off most TVs, but not this one.
• An AI picture mode that adjusts to what you’re watching, and an AI 4K upscaler for 1080p and 720p content.

Movies and shows

Dolby Vision HDR gives bright highlights with detail in dark scenes, and Filmmaker Mode gives a more natural, as-intended look. Movie night looks cinematic without any fiddling.

Roku

It runs Roku, one of my favorites for ease of use: apps, inputs, live TV, sports, subscriptions, search and a streaming store with basically every app. I added Philo in a couple of clicks.

Gaming and sound

Gaming feels smooth and responsive with Game Mode Plus, though it’s a bonus here. DTS Virtual:X sound gets loud, with pretty good bass.

Verdict

An ideal first mini LED TV for families: a fantastic picture, dimming zones and my favorite feature, an anti-reflective screen, for not much money.

• Hisense M7SR 75-inch at Best Buy
• Hisense M7SR 65-inch at Best Buy