Hisense 40 Inch Smart TV 40A4NTUK - FHD Resolution, Natural Colour Enhancer, DTS Virtual:X & Dolby Audio, AI Sports Mode, VIDAA OS with Youtube, Netflix and Disney+ and Freeview Play (2024 Model)

I was looking for a upgrade to my tv that I have had about 8 years. I already had a 55" Hisense in my living room but wanted something for my bedroom so I purchased the 32" Hisense. It was so light when I took it out of the box. I didn't even have to read the instructions, I just plugged it in and followed the instructions on screen for auto scanning channels. It also has Prime and Netflix and Freeview preinstalled, along with some other channels, so all you have to do is sign in or make an account. I had everything set up in half an hour. You do need an outside aerial for terrestrial viewing but apart from that the quality, brightness, colour and ease of use is fantastic. Whilst I was doing the install, it let me know there was also an upgrade upgrade as well so was pleased with that. For the money you can't really argue and I am so glad I purchased this tv. Now I can just relax and enjoy.

It’s perfect excellent price and perfectly clear picture and the sound is great my first ever 4K tv bought because I needed an upgrade mostly used for gaming the quality is outstanding and thank you to amazon for sending out a new one after I explained the first one was having issues with red dots showing up the first one was abit faulty.The remote has voice control with either Alexa the built in voice assistant which is amazing the weight is great for easy to manoeuvre into the best place in my room WiFi connectivity is seamless can’t complain.perfect brightness has multiple modes for the tvFinally plenty of apps and built in browser that’s excellent can’t complain my old one is all boxed up ready to be collected

The Hisense 43” 4K TV has potentially excellent image quality, and is well supported by good web apps from all the usual broadcasters and streamers, and it has excellent speed of wifi and internet connection.As with most modern TVs one has to fend off the intrusive web-ads, but many of these can be disabled or pushed to the back of the queue.The remote control and on-screen menu systems are counter-intuitive, and a few more direct-access buttons would have been very useful.However the bright picture is only at its best when one is viewing from directly square-on in front, and the colour fades away to look washed-out more and more as one moves to either side. Thus in a family environment with several people watching, some are going to be disappointed by what they see.We never used its internal speakers, but instead routed its audio to our excellent surround system.So after only a couple of months it has been passed on someone living on their own without a TV aerial but who has superb web access and can set it in prime position for their single sofa.

First one arrived with a cracked screen at the top. Had to send it back. Got a replacement really easily. The new one is really good.App support:GreatQuality:Really goodWifi connectivity:ExcellentRemote control:Very sensitiveWeight:Good Weight for a wall mountWhy did you choose this product over others?:Never tried it before

Really Nice TV with lots of apps support - built in wifi enabled freeview app means no need to connect to an aerial. The sound quality is crisp and clear with no distortion at higher sounds. Picture quality is excellent with good viewing angles. Brightness can be adjusted to your preference so no issues there.Really good TV.

I like the style of the TV the picture is very good,rhe sound is good,i would recommend this tv

Great TV, picture quality on HD is amazing and sounds fantastic. Easy to connect to I phone for music and streaming.

Just a few days use so far, the Hisense 50 Inch 4K QLED Smart TV 50A7NQTUK.Price just over £300 not too bad for a 4K QLED TV. For gaming with the right HDMI cable is good and some games, amazing. On 120hz game play is smooth faster and better. Colors are good and the sound amazing. Some games giving you the sound effect with the Dolby Atmos it’s like you’re wearing a headset. But depending if the TV on stand or wall and wear its displayed and what game played.Apps plenty to many but can be removed on some that are not required. Nice touch names having buttons for things like You Tube, Disney and Now TV and Netflix and other is good. One button pushes to get to the site you’re after once signed into your accounts. Is faster to boot up as a TV but then my last was 7 years old. The two Quad core 4K processor am sure helps. Looks a nice screen and the base mount long plastic but does not look too cheap with a 50” TV screen sat on top.Now does have basic modes when viewing which you can select. Like sport and cinema and filmmaker and so on and energy saving modes. Fine if you find them useful but l prefers to adjust my setting via setting mode. Brightness colors sharpness and so on much better. But the mode are helpful and can be used. For me not yet have l found the picture not perfect but this depend where the screen. Light from the outside hitting the screen can affect it not everyone has great eyes or the distance the TV placed. The picture OK for the price but no way as sharpen and clean as some other TVs. But then you’re not paying £900 or £2000 pounds for the TV. You get what your pay for simple. The remote feel a bit cheap plastic not great, but then again on how much are you paying for this TV. Assemble is easy only mount base and four screws done. So far good consider on the price, but only a few days old.