If you want to step out of the regular watching style and enjoy streaming and listening with Hisense TVs of the utmost quality, then you should opt for 4K resolution. With a subscription to a cable or streaming service offering 4K content/channels or a 4K-supported streaming device, you are one step away from entering the world of realistic and exceptional watching experiences. That is, you have to enable the 4K mode on your Hisense TV.
The method for selecting the 4K resolution varies for each OS version of Hisense TVs, and certain important pre-requisite processes are involved. I have compiled them and presented them in this article for your reference.
Essential Preparations Before Turning On 4K Mode on Hisense TV
- Refer to the user manual or Hisense’s official website by searching your Hisense TV’s model number and make sure it really offers 4K support.
- Purchase a 4K HDMI cable from the Amazon website and connect it to the 4K supported HDMI port of your Hisense TV.
Enable 4K Resolution on Various Hisense Smart TVs
- Hisense VIDAA TVs: Select the Settings option on the Home screen → System menu → click on HDMI 2.0 format → choose Enhanced Format. Thus, you have turned on the 4K option on Hisense TVs with the VIDAA OS.
- Hisense Google TVs: On the Home screen, click on the Profile icon → tap the Cogwheel icon & launch Settings → select General Settings → Display and Sound → Resolution → glance through 4K options and select one → click OK to confirm selection.
- Hisense Roku TVs: Head to Settings → select TV inputs → go to the right side → choose the particular input from the available sources → select HDMI mode → click on HDMI 2.0 to enable 4K resolution for the selected input.
- Hisense Android TVs: Click on the Settings icon on the Home page → select TV Settings on the next screen → go to External Inputs/HDMI → HDMI Format → choose Enhanced Format.
- Hisense Fire TVs: On the Settings menu, select Display & Sounds tile → click Display → Video Resolution → Select the Auto mode and view up to 4K UHD content on Hisense Fire TVs.
How to Turn Off 4K Mode on Hisense Smart TVs?
If you wish to disable the 4K mode after usage, navigate to the same options mentioned above on your respective Hisense TV model. On Hisense VIDAA and Android TVs, select Standard mode instead of Enhanced mode. On Hisense Roku TV sets, choose either HDMI 1.4 or Auto. On Hisense Google and Fire TV models, choose any alternate resolutions except the current mode or other 4K options.
4K Content Not Playing on Hisense TV – Ways to Fix Up the Issue
- Check the internet speed if you cannot play 4K content on Hisense Smart TVs. If it is below 25 Mbps, the video will switch to a lower resolution or start buffering.
- In case a video is playing in 4K quality, verify whether it has 4K calibrations first.
- Check the HDMI signal format and change it to Standard if it is fixed as Enhanced. You can also try the vice versa and check if it works.
- Next, ensure your Hisense TV is 4K compatible and you are using the actual 4K HDMI cable.
- If all the required conditions are satisfied, restart your Hisense TV to fix any temporary issues and regain 4K streaming authority.
- The most important thing among all these factors in streaming 4K content is keeping Hisense TV’s firmware up-to-date.
FAQ
All the Hisense 4K TV models offer best-in-class features and the ultimate accessibility experience. However, the Hisense U6HF 4K UHD TV, which is available on the Amazon website, stands out.
On most Hisense Smart TVs, HDMI ports 3 & 4 support 4K streaming at 60 frames-per-second (fps).
