7 Reasons Your Hisense TV is Blurry! (4 Steps To Fix It)

One major sign you’ll often get from your Hisense TV indicating something is wrong is that the display changes to become blurry with time.

So, it’s almost impossible to be calm when you have your TV display going blurry.

Hence, you’ll need to understand the underlying cause of the blurriness and rectify it as soon as possible.  

If you’re wondering what the causes may be, this article covers it all.

Different factors can make your tv blurry, starting from the internet connection, the HDMI cable, and even internal errors. However, I’ll advise you to check the resolution settings of your TV because that may be the primary cause. If you’re sure resolution isn’t the problem, you can go ahead to ensure that the internet connections are stable.

In this guide, you’ll learn about the numerous things that could make your TV blurry.

Also, you’ll know how to reset your TV to make its display clearer for better viewing. So stay on!

What Causes a Blur in a Hisense Tv?

Learning about the causes of a blurry Tv is the first step to take because that’d give you a foundation.

If you don’t know the causes of a blurry TV, you’ll be going in a circle on fixing it without positive results.

Hence, in this section, we’ll explore all the possible reasons why your Hisense TV is blurry. Ensure to read through the end.

Below are some why reasons why there’s a blur in your Tv;

#1. Low Resolution

If the resolution of your Hisense TV display is at its lowest quality, you’ll surely get a blurry screen.

So, before concluding a major problem, check and fix the resolution to a higher one.

#2. Inappropriate Cable

If there’s a mismatch between your TV quality and the cable types you’re using, say, an analog cable, you’ll have a poor blurry screen.

#3. HDMI Cables and Screen Sharpness

For the best-unmatched reliability and video clarity, I recommend you use RCA cables rather than HDMI cables.  

So if you’re using an HDMI cable and you’re having problems with the clarity of your screen, the cable is a prime suspect.

#4. Ratio Settings

Inappropriate ratio settings of your Hisense TV can make it blurry.

While a 16:9 setting will cause a blurry display, a lower ratio, such as 4:3, will give better screen clarity.

#5. Unstable Internet Connection

If the internet connection is unstable, your TV will have no other option but to give a blurry display. Alongside that, you’ll also notice the inability to stream HD videos.

#6. Wintry Weather

If you notice that the TV display goes bad only when there’s lousy weather, it’s most likely the cause of the blur. 

When watching your satellite TV, stormy weather can interfere with its transmission resulting in a fuzzy screen display.

Also, snow accumulating on the satellite dish can compromise sufficient transmission. Try blowing off the snow to see if the blurry screen resolves.

#7. Resolution Difference

The final thing we’ll be considering here as a cause of a fuzzy or blurry screen is the difference in resolution. 

You’ll get an unclear display if you connect devices with no HD support to your Hisense TV.

Why Does a New Hisense TV Provide a Blurry Display?

If your Hisense TV is blurry, you might think your eyes are the problem. 

However, before booking an appointment with your optometrist, I’ll advise you to explore these factors as they could be the reason for the blurry TV.

#1. Sources of Interference

Sources of interference plugged into the same circuit as your TV can cause it to be fuzzy. These sources can be your fridge, AC, or even your fan.

Remove your TV from the common source and plug it directly into a single power source. If that works out, there will be no need to go further.

#2. Low-Resolution Source

You’ll have a blurry screen when there’s a mismatch between your TV’s native resolution capability and the content’s resolution.

#3. Upscaling Settings

It’d be hard for me to be specific about these settings because your TV can have different menu settings. 

However, the upscaling settings allow you to set a lower-resolution source to a higher-resolution screen. 

Get a professional to check and see that that isn’t the cause of your blurry TV screen.

#4. Streaming Picture Quality

You’ll normally get a blurry TV screen streaming from video sources such as Netflix or Hulu.

In such a case, you’ll have to set the picture quality to the highest to eliminate the blurry display.

#5. Digital or Analog Source

While using an analog source, your TV will face an interference problem, making it blurry. 

Hence, I recommend you try using a digital source, such as the HDMI cord, as this would give you a higher-quality screen resolution.

#6. Wrong HDMI Cables

As good as using the HDMI cable can be, it can develop faults with time. 

So, to rule out an HDMI cord problem, try swapping with a new one from a friend to see if the TV screen becomes clearer.

How Do You Make a Hisense TV Display Clearer?

After knowing all the possible reasons why your Hisense TV is blurry, fixing it won’t be an issue for you.

I’ll help you explore the software and hardware solutions to bring back a clearer display of your TV. 

However, you must ensure to read through and not skip any part, as every detail is important.

Here are some ways to get a career display on your His3ense Tv;

#1. Picture Stretch

One major cause of a blurry image is a stretched picture. If the picture stretches beyond its limit, it gives a blurry display. 

Ensure that there’s no picture stretch by;

• Use the “aspect” button on your remote control to change the picture size.

• Change the standard definition channels of your TV to their original resolutions via settings.

#2. Sharpness

Switch to a motion channel and try manipulating the sharpness of the TV. Doing that can help reduce the blurriness of the display.

Also, try not to over-sharpen the display, as that might leave visible traces of moving objects.

#3. Swap Cables

Using the wrong sources with greater detail of the transmitted image (HDMI) can blur your Hisense TV display.

Hence, try swapping with another functional HDMI cable to see that the fault isn’t with the cord.

#4. Unplug the Cord from Power Source

If there’s an electrical interference through the cord, your TV display will become blurry.

So, try unplugging the cord and connecting it to another power source. That can be the only reason you’re getting a blurry TV display.

Also, if electrical devices are close to the TV, take them far away because they can cause electrical interference. 

However, if your TV is still blurry after trying all of that, it’d be wise to seek help.

I’d advise that you call a professional for appropriate inspection, diagnosis, and subsequent repair.

What Is the Best Display Setting on a Hisense TV?

A proper display setting of your Hisense TV will grant you the best viewing capabilities. Hence, in this section, you’ll learn how to set your TV display to its best form.

Please follow these steps to arrive at a perfect display setting.

• Click on the “Home” button on your remote control.

• Click on the “settings” icon on your TV screen’s top right side. You can use the arrow buttons to navigate through.

• While on the settings page, you’ll find numerous options. Scroll down to ” device preferences.”

• Once you’re at the device preference, click on ok and scroll down until you find “reset to default.”

Resetting your TV display to default doesn’t take long, and it’s sure to restore the factory settings of your TV screen.

However, if you’re still unsatisfied with the results after doing that, this table will help you set the display to a more desirable form.

General Picture Settings	Advanced Settings
Put the picture mode on cinema or movie mode.	Turn off all advanced settings.
Put the sharpness and hue on 0%.	The only exceptions should be the game mode and the computer mode.
Set the contrast to 100%.
The color, brightness, and tint should be 50%.
Set the backlight to preference; however, I’ll recommend it to be 100% for daytime use.

FAQs 

#1. Do Hisense TVs Have Problems?

Hisense TVs have relatively few problems. Depending on your problem type, you may need to troubleshoot the TV to get it working. 

#2. What Is the Lifespan of a Hisense TV?

When you purchase a new Hisense TV, you can be certain that it’ll last five to ten years. However, that depends on how well you can maintain the TV.

Conclusion

Streaming movies or life pictures on a blurry TV can be devastating as you’ll find it difficult to understand what you’re viewing.

If this happens, I’m sure you’d want your clear viewing back. The easiest way to do this is to decipher the cause of the blurriness before trying a fix. 

If understanding the problem is beyond your ability, it’d be best to seek professional help.