Connecting your Hisense TV to WiFi is crucial to stream your favorite shows, download apps, and access a variety of online features. Whether you are using a VIDAA, Android, Google, Fire, Roku, or XClass/Xumo TV, the steps to connect Hisense TV to WiFi are simple. This guide provides step-by-step instructions for setting up a wireless and wired internet connection on all Hisense TV models.
How to Connect Hisense TV to WiFi With Remote
The instructions for connecting Hisense TV to WiFi differ with respect to its operating system.
VIDAA TV
Begin by pressing the Home button on your VIDAA TV remote. Next, navigate to Settings and choose the Network option. From there, select Network Configuration and opt for the Wireless option.
Locate your WiFi network from the list, enter the network password, and click OK to complete the process. Once connected, your VIDAA TV will have internet access.
Android TV
Grab the Android TV remote, navigate to Settings, and select the Network & Internet option. Once you get the pop-up options, enable the WLAN by tapping the toggle button. After the WLAN is activated, a list of available WiFi networks will appear.
Select your preferred WiFi network from the list. You will then be prompted to enter the network password. Carefully input your WiFi credentials. Now, your Hisense Android TV is ready to access the internet.
Hisense Google TV
Navigate to the home screen on your Hisense Google TV and click the Settings option. Once you’re in the Settings menu, scroll down the options and click on Network & Internet to proceed.
You will now see a list of available WiFi networks. Select the one you want to connect to. After choosing your preferred network, enter the password, and your TV will successfully connect to the internet.
Hisense Fire TV
On the Hisense Fire TV homepage, hit the Gear icon located at the top right of the screen. In the list of settings, choose the Network tile and select the WiFi Network option.
Select See All Networks to view the available connections, and choose your network from the list. Once you’ve entered the password, your smart TV will be connected to the internet, granting access to online services.
Hisense Roku TV
Head to the Hisense Roku TV’s main page and click Settings using the remote control. On the next page, tap Network. Next, choose Set up Connection and select the Wireless option.
From the list of available WiFi networks, pick the one you want to connect to and enter the password to complete the setup.
Hisense XClass/Xumo TV
Grab the XClass or Xumo TV remote and press the Menu or Settings button to access the device settings. Then, select the Network option followed by the Network Configuration option. Choose Wireless as the connection type.
Once the TV scans for available networks, select the desired WiFi. Then, enter the password to connect and use the internet on your Hisense TV.
Setting up a Wired Internet Connection on Hisense TV Using an Ethernet Cable
If your Hisense TV has trouble connecting to WiFi, you can use an ethernet cable as an alternative. Hisense TVs come with a built-in Ethernet port, allowing you to easily connect the cable directly to the TV for a stable connection without needing professional help.
All you need to do is connect one end of the Ethernet cable to the TV’s LAN port and the other end to the LAN port on your router. Then, go to Network settings on your Hisense TV and enable the wired connection.
Can I Connect Hisense TV to WiFi Without a Remote?
Yes, you can connect your Hisense TV to WiFi without a remote. There are two main ways to do this.
TV’s Physical Buttons: Many Hisense TVs feature physical buttons on the back, side, or bottom of the TV panel. Press the Menu button to open the Settings menu, and use the arrow keys to scroll to the Network settings. From there, you can connect your Hisense TV to a WiFi network.
Remote Apps: Another option is to download the Hisense TV remote control app from the Play Store or App Store. Once paired with your Hisense Smart TV, you can easily navigate through the settings and connect your TV to WiFi using the app.
Mobile Hotspot: If your WiFi connection is weak, you can switch to using your mobile hotspot to connect your Hisense TV to the internet. If your Hisense TV has been previously set up with your mobile hotspot, simply activate the hotspot from your phone’s notification panel, and your TV will automatically connect to it.
Hisense TV Not Connecting to WiFi? Try These Tricks
If you’re having issues connecting your Hisense TV to WiFi, follow these troubleshooting tips:
- Reboot your WiFi router by unplugging it for a few seconds and plugging it back in.
- Ensure that your Hisense TV is within range of your WiFi router for a stable connection. If the distance is too far, place them closer together.
- If your router is still far away, consider purchasing a WiFi extender to boost the signal and improve connectivity.
Connecting your Hisense smart TV to WiFi is essential for accessing its full range of features. Hopefully, this guide has provided a clear understanding of setting up an internet connection. If you are still having difficulties, don’t hesitate to contact Hisense customer service.
FAQ
If your current WiFi network is unstable, it’s a good idea to forget the network on your Hisense TV and reconnect to a stronger, more reliable one.