Hisense Hi-QLED S7 CanvasTV Series 4K UHD Google Smart Art TV: 55" $700, 50"

eracer1

Jun 23, 2026 3:29 AM

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Great price. I have this TV and love it. If you want an Art TV, it's hard to beat, imho. It doesn't need a separate box like the Samsung Frame or Frame Pro, and has a better picture than the TCL. I love the Google TV interface. And it also comes with a nice, magnetic frame. Best buy has it at the same price FYI.

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dealfrenzy32

Jun 23, 2026 5:27 AM

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dealfrenzy32Jun 23, 2026 5:27 AM

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What is Hi-QLED mean, is that just marketing speak for just a normal qled?

waitforitben

Jun 23, 2026 7:05 AM

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waitforitbenJun 23, 2026 7:05 AM

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I want it, but 50" doesn't feel very big anymore

Shake-N-Bake

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Quote from waitforitben

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I want it, but 50" doesn't feel very big anymore

This is a horrible TV to actually use as a TV. The picture is crap and these have a lot of issues. They're best used to display images as a painting.

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Daaave

Jun 24, 2026 3:39 AM

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Quote from Shake-N-Bake

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This is a horrible TV to actually use as a TV. The picture is crap and these have a lot of issues. They're best used to display images as a painting.

I mean, is it going to be worse than a $250 TCL? It's probably not theater quality but good enough for a bedroom or office for casual TV

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dealsleek

Jun 24, 2026 3:51 AM

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Quote from eracer1

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Great price. I have this TV and love it. If you want an Art TV, it's hard to beat, imho. It doesn't need a separate box like the Samsung Frame or Frame Pro, and has a better picture than the TCL. I love the Google TV interface. And it also comes with a nice, magnetic frame. Best buy has it at the same price FYI.

I have this TV and I have TCL QM7, and LG OLED. I pity why I bought this TV. This is the inferior of three I listed.

OLED is best followed by QM7, then this Canvas TV. Audio is very poor.

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charly_be

Jun 24, 2026 4:21 AM

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I want one of this tv's it does not matter the brand but at this point I just can not afford it, looking forward to get it in the future, when my economic situation get better.

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fairwarning7884

Jun 24, 2026 6:31 AM

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Quote from dealsleek

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I have this TV and I have TCL QM7, and LG OLED. I pity why I bought this TV. This is the inferior of three I listed.

OLED is best followed by QM7, then this Canvas TV. Audio is very poor.

Of course the LG OLED is top tier the best. But comparing apples to oranges. This tv is good for rooms with lots of light to fight glare

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Tamdrik

Jun 24, 2026 6:50 AM

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I don't really care about the "art" aspect, but with the matte coating, is this good at combating glare? I've got really obnoxious glare from the late afternoon sun coming in through a window shining directly onto the TV for much of the year. From what I can tell, the Samsung S95F is the king of anti-glare right now, but it's also obscenely expensive and overkill for my philistine TV-watching sensibilities (I'm currently using a ~13-year old sub-$200 39" TV without issue, apart from the glare).

dealjaeger

Jun 24, 2026 7:04 AM

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I think the Art aspect matters. I've been thinking of putting this in the living room and having this blend are a wall art is very desirable than having a TV sitting there.

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wquine

Jun 24, 2026 11:31 AM

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Thinking about a Canvas TV but already have the old vesa mount for the old TV, looks like this has its own kind of mount

ChimaeraB

Jun 24, 2026 12:01 PM

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Quote from Tamdrik

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I don't really care about the "art" aspect, but with the matte coating, is this good at combating glare? I've got really obnoxious glare from the late afternoon sun coming in through a window shining directly onto the TV for much of the year. From what I can tell, the Samsung S95F is the king of anti-glare right now, but it's also obscenely expensive and overkill for my philistine TV-watching sensibilities (I'm currently using a ~13-year old sub-$200 39" TV without issue, apart from the glare).

Yes! Just installed in a new room surround by windows and skylights. It works phenomenal. I was a little nervous because I left the protective film on for a while, while mounting, adjusting and ensuring I liked it. The glare was rough when the film was on. Once I pulled it, no issues from the sun. It is impressive, I can see the sun hit the wall to the sides of the TV but it disappears against the screen. My other TV is an old LG OLED. Yes, the LG is superior but I have no issues with the quality. I am very happy. Also, I love the art mode. I use it every day.

t3ch

Jun 24, 2026 1:48 PM

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t3chJun 24, 2026 1:48 PM

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Quote from Tamdrik

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I don't really care about the "art" aspect, but with the matte coating, is this good at combating glare? I've got really obnoxious glare from the late afternoon sun coming in through a window shining directly onto the TV for much of the year. From what I can tell, the Samsung S95F is the king of anti-glare right now, but it's also obscenely expensive and overkill for my philistine TV-watching sensibilities (I'm currently using a ~13-year old sub-$200 39" TV without issue, apart from the glare).

If you don't care about the art aspect there is ZERO reason to buy this tv. It is very specifically meant to be used as art and blend into the surroundings. It looks and sounds like shit and costs 2-3 times more than a cheapo better looking tv.
signed, person who kinda regrets buying one but I still like the art aspect and ah well whatya gonna do

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tFowl

Jun 24, 2026 4:18 PM

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Quote from wquine

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Thinking about a Canvas TV but already have the old vesa mount for the old TV, looks like this has its own kind of mount

You can still use the mount you have, I didn't want to drill back into my wall and just used it.

It won't set as flush to the wall as it does with its own mounting system but a couple inches off the wall is fine for my use.

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wquine

Jun 24, 2026 4:23 PM

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wquineJun 24, 2026 4:23 PM

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Quote from tFowl

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You can still use the mount you have, I didn't want to drill back into my wall and just used it.

It won't set as flush to the wall as it does with its own mounting system but a couple inches off the wall is fine for my use.

Good to know!

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