Terrible bloke. fat

Just spotted this online without coming here first. Have ordered online for delivery this afternoon so will review later if anyone still wants to know what it is actually like rather than presuming what it is like.

Excellent description. Heat added

​It's the same price as the 1080p version. It displays moving pictures, and has sound. I'd imagine it works pretty well as a basic, cheap TV. At a cheap price. Pointless is a little harsh and a lot ignorant. The reviews are really good at a higher price.

​The first was for a different tv prat

Just did he prompted software update on tv and now Netflix isn't working!
Anyone else?

can you get itv player on this ,i can only see iplayer ?

I bought one of the first plasma TVs that came out and it was a hatichi and that was about 15 years ago and it's still as good as the day I bought it and it's never need repaired for anything, I have seen gave it to my nephew as I have upgraded now but they are very understated and very reliable and that's coming from a IT Consultant and Engineer with some 30 years in the industry

i must be unlucky, picture no longer displays in TV mode after 2 days. Also, constant popping sounds.

Reserved this on Thursday and picked up yesterday, unpacked and tried it today. Quick review - fantastic tv for the money. Build quality feels and looks much more expensive than it cost, very attractive with slim bezel.

Picture is far better than expected, after tweaking the settings that is. Freeview hd channels are sharp. Audio again surprisingly good for a thin TV (after tweaks) and it even has 5 band eq. Menus are intuitive and absolutely instant to react - much better than the so called premium Android tv menus in terms of response time. We have not tried the 'smart tv' features yet ie YouTube Netflix etc, but even if these are useless (which is not what I've heard from the other posts on here) then this will not dent the fact that for the money this TV is absolutely excellent.

If you want to get into the service menu on the TV, then press Menu (wait for menu to appear on the side when on a channel). Then press 4725. It will then display the service menu. Not sure what you do beyond that.

Has anyone tried the media player over dlna? It doesn't seem to recognise the majority of my video files

@neroneuk

Thanks for that. I have no ability / experience with testing lag so was relying on the fact that Game mode appeared to be doing what a Game mode should do. Given what you said, I guess I have nothing to lose by using the colour correction features of the display?

I am still unsure by what you say about scaling. What is the best setting for me to use on the TV? Auto?
OTHERS: Someone above said that the TV would not output DTS Sound. In order to set it up to do so, you need to go to Menu > Sound > Digital Out = Compressed.

@neroneuk Did you turn on Menu > Picture > Advanced > HDMI Full Range = On?

When you say 'don't use scaling', how do I do that? I am using Menu > Picture > Advanced > Picture Zoom = Full to show the full picture, as the Auto mode loses some pixels from the top and bottom of the screen. If it's better, I could do the scaling on the graphics card.

Game mode is accessed using Menu > Picture > Mode = Game. This turns off the post-processing settings.

ok, definitely this TV does 4-4-4 chroma [email protected] hz with gtx970nvidia. Better than expected, great with games too. About lag, I tested it vs my expensive samsung 1440p monitor (office/gaming monitor, so possibly slower than a proper gaming monitor).
The test was performed (with camera input lag test, http://tft.vanity.dk/ ) at 1440p to match the resolution of the monitor, the difference is only on average plus 14/17ms at most on the hitachi. This difference goes lower if the film mode and noise reduction are switched off. I suspect the lag increases with the screen at 3840x2160
As a monitor this is better than an expensive Panasonic I had until recently apart for the slightly lower lag input.
For the rest I cannot comment much as I am not interested in smart TV etc.. Can see that everything works well and can play well these 4k videos from you tube. Upscaling from the pc playing a bluray movie with a proper 4k cyberlink dvd ultra15 does not make anything better and not even the very expensive sets will, not sure about these very high end one from Samsung (I want one, lol). Our existing old 1080p tv's do still make a better job for that.
For the rest, example picture quality sd/hd etc.. it is less than my 6 years old Samsung lcd. I was surprised that there is some kind of an upscaling where as an example the menus from my satellite receiver does really look nicer as if they are real 4k graphics (only the graphical menus of course, picture quality is less that my existing 1080p TV), the 4k Panasonic I had(top of the range 2014) was worse that this one for sd/hd picture quality but a great monitor for games only, not the text.
So do not expect deep blacks etc... but as a monitor it is a real bargain,
Got it on my desk and find it easy to control at a distance of 80cm, when playing games online you might want to use a custom made non scaled resolution which will help a lot with your GPU, ex: 3840x1600, 3840x1440,3840x1200, 3440x1440,3440x1080, 3000x1200, 2560x1080 just anything you like, a res. of 2560x1440 would be an equivalent of a 29" screen, on the top of that you got the advantage to get a wider cinematic experience on most of the games in the market which would all do that automatically once the resolution is been set up on the nvidia panel. Sorry for the AMD owner (I am too an unhappy owner), these cards are crap for that and does not matter how many times I got in touch with them in order to get a proper software that does it like nvidia does, they did something recently on the crimson software but it is still crap as the picture will stretch on the screen.
Games will look more colourful and sharper than any proper monitor
To finish, these many people complaining about bad lag, I got the suspicion that the play the games at low frame rate per second, use frap on your game and make sure you do not go below 60fps for the best enjoyment, as I said earlier you can customise any (non scaled) resolution which will help to increase the FPS and with lower settings the games will still look superb on this screen.
Strangely cannot find a GAMEMODE on this tv, wondering if it could have made difference for lag.
any resolution, custom made or not, should be used unscaled.
edit:
I do not know the technicality involved but I was wondering why many do complain about bad lag and blurring, I noticed that playing a game or some that perfectly plays well at 4k, at 1080p stretched in to the screen will badly lag and blur (fraps would still show very high FPS) the hz could revert as low as 24hz, hence the bad lag. So, always do not scale use any resolutions with all the black bars around and will work well. I assume this must the problem with the console and wondering if a proper 4k scaler would help to avoid the problem. Some TV's, ex: Samsung I believe does scale a ps3 etc... to 3840x2160, if not they must use some trickery instead and therefore no one complains about lag if youi can understand the principle.

must say picked up on Friday, tested last night with some 4k media and it looks superb, crisp detail and even regular HD looks better than my old lg. as for YouTube app on the TV it's a bit odd in terms of if you pick a 4k source it sometimes switches it down to HD, I assume this is down to bandwidth. will try with YouTube app on my phone later as you can select definition instead of auto. otherwise brilliant TV for the money, would buy again if needed! :smile:

Fot those of you who have purchased this tv, are you happy overall with your purchase? Reviews seem a bit mixed. Thanks

Has anyone got an input lag time for use with a PC? Thanks.

A quick calibration of the TV resulted in the following settings for me, Brightness = 32, Contrast = 98, Colour = 54. Black Luminance: 0.387 cd/m2, White Luminance: 149.160 cd/m2.

This was all based on Cinema mode for the TV.

just located one (& purchased) from checkstores website - good tip - thanks!

Update: still cant force the TV to play 4K. I have just ordered trial netflix for 4k but only got 1080p.
Maybe it is my internet connection.

p.s. pressing "i" - 2nd last row 3rd button from left. Tells you if you are on 720p / 1080p / 4k ( never got it)

Still cannot get the built in YouTube to play 4K video content. My Nvidia Android TV box works fine though and plays 4K YouTube to the TV.

what about with the PC ??

Very poor TV terrible ghosting, just watching TV made me feel sick and yes I did set it up right. Gaming was not good from ps4. Took mine back this morning.

Is this TV actually poor for gaming?

I am no expert - I have an xbox one and play a mix of Fifa, COD and Forza maybe 2-3 times a week. So not a hardcore gamer haha.
Would this be okay? Thoughts?

Cheers

Has anyone else tried the optical output on this set ? It's a shame that 5.1 Audio doesn't appear to work ...

Hi
I know it's subjective but can anyone who has the tv suggest any good settings for picture?
I don't if things like dynamic contrast are good to have on or not etc?

Thanks

Thats good to know. I have an Amazon voucher coming in the next month, I'm going to grab a Amazon 4K box. I will update you guys if it works (if it does, it really makes this a good buy).

Anyone knows if this is compatible with Amazon fire TV 4k ?

I can confirm that the HDMI ports ARE HDCP 2.2 capable - askes Hitachi AV on twitter. So amazon fire TV 4k box should work in full 4k.

Anyone tried the optical output on this TV to check if netflix 5.1 audio passes through to an external Dolby Digital Amp. I have tried and it comes out in stereo pcm mode only ...

Hi Darul,

Do you know what the input lag is on the HDMI input? My Seiki is around 150ms which is annoying for use as a PC monitor.

That's playing from the TV's in-built youtube app.

Don't really understand why people are finding it so hard to understand the comments....
Q1. Does this tv play YouTube and Netflix as 4k?
A. Yes, on the TV, and yes through a computer.
If you want no lag using through a computer running 4k, it needs to run at 60hz. For that you either need a graphics card that outputs HDMI 2.0 or a display port 1.2 to HDMI 2.0 adapter. I also saw no lag when using the TV on its own at 60hz.

Can anyone confirm PC input lag time?

Mine plays 4K videos from youtube no problem. I am on Virmin 200Mbps though.

Not worried about 4K quality as I have no 4k source apart from youtube ones but how is the picture quality on Freeview HD or Sky HD channels guys?

Any juddering or motion blur when watching movies etc?

I have managed to reserve one but not sure if HD picture quality will be as good as my 5 years old Sony

Long story short mine says HD and I can't see an option to manually force a change.

Basically a friend has a Samsung UE48JS8500. When YouTube 4K videos are played on the TV, it states 4K in the info when the video starts to play. The same YouTube videos on the Hitachi only state HD. When you play the 4K videos, do they say 4K or HD?

Is 4K content played via this to noticeably better than HD? Also interested in whether Blu Rays look better via this to? Thanks

This tv 100% runs you tube 4k videos. I search 4k and can run most of them in 4k. Many videos say 4k but are not. I have run 4k on both you tube and Netflix. Both run fine.

I don't unfortunately.

You're very cynical. Are you sure you're not me. :smirk:

So you've actually confirmed my point, that of there being more to it than the resolution. Once you're over a certain threshold the number of pixels in an image has less impact than the colour accuracy, backlight consistency, contrast, black levels....

I suspect Netflix will require end-to-end security for 4k content - but you'd expect the built-in Netflix app on a 4k TV to be able to provide that. If you have a PC with a video card that supports HDCP 2.2 then you could try that via HDMI. HDCP is notoriously flaky as it forces downscaling if everything doesn't quite line up. Theres an article on HDCP here: http://4k.com/news/hdcp-causes-problems-for-4k-content-delivery-to-consumers-6044/

Utter rubbish... a DSLR produces better photos primarily because it uses better optics and secondarily because of a much larger sensor. The processing is a minor factor and is no factor at all if shooting in RAW mode (apologies flying way off topic).

Same here. Cant seem to get 4k to work.

I'm on 80mb fibre with plusnet, so was hoping that would be good enough. Tried it again and still cannot get it to play 4K content on youtube. Will try Netflix shortly and see if that works.

I picked up mine this evening. Will set it up later and watch some shows on it.

any GAME MODE on this tv ?

steer clear picked mine up today the motion blur makes you feel sick very poor picture and sound bit dissapointed as looked fab buy

rear ports of TV. Picked up TV from Argos Uxbridge today. Picture is OK. Sound average but I connected hi-fi to the headphone jack.

This was the image Lipseal Provided.

try from the pc. Just an idea, might use a buffer

Just setting the TV up and am trying to play YouTube 4K videos but it just states the videos are in HD and not 4K. Anyone know if the TV supports YouTube 4K at all or how you set it up.

can you repost the link please?? cannot see anything

Thank you, if at 60hz 3840X2160 looks like it does

Hi guys, I have one of these tv's reserved at Selby nr York, but the boss (wife), insist's we don't need it. So if anyone would like the reservation code let me know. For collection today..

https://flic.kr/p/DVhX9F according to a website if i can see both 4.2,2 and 4.4.4 on my screen then it is 4.4.4.
this is a pic of my desktop

Hi guys, I have one of these tv's reserved at Selby nr York, but the boss (wife), insist's we don't need it. So if anyone would like the reservation code let me know. For collection today..

What's really annoying is the sky remote code only does power off and volume doesn't do power on?

i tried to take i pic earlier, but it looks very different with the camera with letter parts missing

strange, if @60hz is good, then 30hz should be the same. If it is not too much of a trouble, is there a way you could take a picture of the one at 60hz (both if you wish)?? it needs to be a camera pic not a screen capture. Note that the test needs to be performed at 100% zoom (default) only, on the internet explorer.

They don't look the same, all the letters through all the colours are much clearer and readable at 60Hz. I don't know what this means.

the other way you can double check is if you test it at 30hz. If they look both good and the same it means we got a full 4-4-4 chroma at 4k 60hz on this tv

I would say I can read them, there are no parts of any of the letters missing as on the test page, however there does seem to be what I would describe as a shadow in some of the letters.

http://www.geeks3d.com/20141203/how-to-quickly-check-the-chroma-subsampling-used-with-your-4k-uhd-tv/
Do you read the very 2 last lines the blu and red clearly at [email protected]? then that is chroma 4-4-4

I'm no expert but only using a test at geeks3d.com I can read all the test at 60Hz, if there is another way of testing on a mac, please let me know and I'll do that.

Any chance you can measure the distance between the feet too?

Does anyone have the dimensions of the TV itself? (minus the feet) I'm limited on height space on my desk and just wondering if this actually going to fit. (going to mount it)

So anyone out there wanting a 43" 4k monitor for £249 plus adapter, that runs at 60Hz thats probably 4.4.4, this is it.
the adapter is the CLUB3D Displayport 1.2 to HDMI 2.0 Active Adapter. This is the only adapter that I know of that actually works and can confirm Im running at 60Hz through HDMI. hope this helps

Can confirm my DisplayPort to HDMI 2.0 adapter arrived and I'm running the TV as monitor 3840x2160 at 60Hz. I've done the online test to see if its 4.4.4 chroma. I can read all the text in all the colours on the test so, I think it is 4.4.4.

Collected last night , setup , amazing for the money :smiley: .
signed up to Netflix , streaming 4k through tv , incredible !!!!!8):sunglasses:

I bought it yesterday to use as a monitor for my mac pro. It runs at 30z thru Hdmi as my Mac only has HDMI 1.4 if used that way. Im waiting for my DisplayPort to HDMI 2.0 adapter to arrive and can tell you what it looks like running at 60z.
As of now....Its fantastic, there is a little juddering on fast action as its running at 30z but you don't notice it after 30 secs or so. Picture quality is amazing. No juddering occurs if using the built in netflix and youtube, both run perfectly running 4k media. Ignore the negatives people are saying. This is an amazing piece of kit for £249.

could someone kindly report behaviour with a pc please?? at 3840x2160 of course

can anybody tell me the distance between the tv feet /legs only just wondering if it will fit on my tv stand just until i get another one cheers !

Bought this to go in the conservatory. Great value TV.

can anybody be so kind to share suitable flat wall bracket for this model tv please

I would like to thank the OP for this post. I got this for the spare bedroom and it's excellent for the price. For watching Freeview, Netflix and YouTube, it's brill.
Thank you once again.

It also allows WiFi mirroring and it picked up my 5ghz band. Amazing value for money.

Damn they went quick.:confused:

on ebay same price item 361440153745

Cool

Sure. I'll send u the reservation code if I decide not to take it. I'm leaning towards buying it though. Its at the Stratford store.

Well if you decide not to use reservation would love first refusal. ;-)

Yeap. I reserved it near midnight yesterday when it first came out.

I still have one reserved for tomorrow. Waiting for more reviews from people who picked up today. Quite afraid of buying Vestels

This TV must be doing something right, impossible to find it in London

For all those 'too cheap' nay-sayers... it's not realistic to consider a TV an investment these days, expect it to last you a few years. The TV will probably functionally outlast your interest it, then you'll be chasing the next 'big thing' - HDR, 8k? Also, expect any 'smart' features to cease working as protocols change and manufacturers stop providing software updates for 'old' products or services just disappear. Buy a cheap plug-in box and replace it when it stops working.

Heat added.

4k on a cheap TV is not worth buying at this point in time. You are waaaaaaaaaaaay better off buying the 1080p version.

Really?
I take it you like to state the obvious huh?

Damn. I bought this 2 weeks ago when it was £299.99. Heat from me.

Has anyone watched blu rays via an upscaling blu ray player on this tv? Interested to hear whether blu rays look better than standard hd? Thanks

save another 250 amd get a proper tv dont be stupid and buy this crap

Just bought this. I'm very impressed with it. Been watching 4k youtube videos via my phone using the TV's built in Miracast. Works brilliantly. Definition is crisp and colours are vivid. No motion blur that I can detect as yet.

Does anyone who has this tv have an Amazon 4k TV box that they've plugged in to see if this is hdcp 2.2 compliant? I've got nothing to test. I know "Matt from Argos" says it does on the argos Q&A, but I'm not taking that as Gospel! The TV manual doesn't say anything either way about hdcp 2.2. It can however play 4k hvec and h. 264/5 encoded videos from USB, which is a nice extra.

Todays new papers are simply tomorrow's old papers!

Just picked this up and set it up, have to say that I am very impressed with it. Great picture, responsive remote (if a bit big and chunky!) easy to setup, looks good, amazing price, just about to upgrade our Netflix to 4K so we can test the 4K mode out but have to say for the price this is a right bargain! Thanks to the OP!

So has anyone used this as a monitor yet and can give a 1st hand review of how it looks in 4k resolution?

Anyone know what Argos' returns policy is?

Willing to go and pick one of these up now to use as a pc monitor but if its a load of toot i would like to take it back. As far as i can see online its only 30 days if its unopened?

bought this today got it set up and got to say it looks a quality set deffos looks and feels like a more expensive set, the picture quality is superb (only watching hd sky channels at the mo) negative points are the remote feels a bit cheap but Netflix button is a brilliant feature and the sound quality isn't great if using as a living room TV I'd probs hook up a sound bar but as a bedroom TV its decent enough

I bet the reviewer on the Argos webpage who started her review with "What a bargain!" feels a bit sick after paying £359.99 a week ago.

How did you get wind of this deal being announced OP? I'm in the market for a tv bedroom too so am wondering if there are any more argos deals being launched at midnight.

Wouldn't buy it but great price!! Heat added

Hitachi branded TV are terrible. Honestly avoid.

Because of this, hidden away right at the bottom of the page:

"Additional Information

* Please note item 4550374 has previously been on sale at 359.99."

I agree, it's not on. It's misleading.

Point was that I doubt 'someone else can say'....what's happened to HUKD...just loads of moaning and attacking...where is the love...

Just how do argos get away with saying this when it was previously £349.99 (yesterday)?

was £549.99 now £249.99. Less Than Half Price

Not a bad price

thanks

checkstocknow.co.uk

1 in kettering

I can only search to 25 miles ish. how do you search to 100 miles?

All sold out as far as I can see

Showing in stock at Ammanford

I'm guessing at this price range it doesn't have the encoder for 4k steaming?

HEAT!

>>>>>
The model is: 43HGT69U

Correct user guide for this TV in this deal:

http://www24.zippyshare.com/v/sEQVs3Eh/file.html

Shwoing as Out of stock in 10 local stores & for home delivery! Didn't need a new TV but.......

The display is manufactured by Japan Display
in 2014...
Sony, Toshiba and Hitachi have signed agreements to set up a new company, Japan Display.
same display in multiple products / manufactors
this is very similar to the Hisense 43 uhd.

still hot @ £250 don't forget your fav cahback (every little helps)

Thank you Andyroyd much appreciated!

"It's not 3d, it's probably made by Goodmans, it's not 1000hz, it's not a plasma, it's lag is probably bad for gaming, there's not a lot of 4k content... Etc etc...
But £250 for a 43"UHD 4k smart TV seems pretty good to me!"

Really? why would anyone pay anything for a sub par TV? i think i'd rather invest that £250.00 in a nice Samsung 1080p set.

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Samsung-UE32J5100-Full-1080p-Model/dp/B00VBUYHWU/ref=sr_1_fkmr3_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1456265510&sr=8-1-fkmr3&keywords=43+inch+tv+samsung+5100

Pg 9 of manual states: Vesa 200 x 200 M6.

I am not fussed with 4k quality but please someone confirm if HD quality is acceptable to them?

Good test would be to check Sky News HD or BBC News HD especially with that on screen rolling banner.

If HD quality is good enough that deal is no brainer for 4k ready TV consireding some cheap or even expensive ones come with only ridiculous 2 HDMI connection.

My 5 years old Sony has 4 HDMI so is this one + some extra connections as well.

Very tempted but not sure about HD picture quality. I guess worse come to worst TV can be sent back in 14 days under distance selling regulations if ordered online?

5% quidco & topcashback

Great telly, nothing wrong with it all all.

Not going to slate the TV as OP has covered it - yes good price for the size - but just thinking it might be false economy in the sense of durability/reliability/longevity...just a heads up to people thinking this will last for over a year...it may or may not...unless someone else can say...

had a samsung 32 "lasted less than a year had to take it 20 miles for repair because it was small they wouldn`t pick it up free ?? Had a new screen fitted, repairer said they had loads back for same fault

​20cm

Just bought one. Absolutely delighted with it

Terrible tv cold

Knew I would get a sarcastic comment...chill out dude/dudette, no need to get your knickers in a twist. To you and me it's obvious, but there are some Joe Bloggs out there who don't think ahead...just a heads up to them...sorry...

OK because you like to jump react to comments rather than carry on reading... I was being cynical about the figures. now anyone can read the same thing twice.

I bought a 40" alba from argos for £300 around 5 years ago. At the same time a friend of mine bought a samsung. His samsung failed when a year old he got a replacement. This then failed again. He bought an LG as a replacement which died last year. Meanwhile my alba tv that everyone said was cheap & **** continued to work without issue and still works now. Sick of the snobbery of some on here. If you dont like the brand then whatever dont like and dont buy it just dont knock others who would

anyone seen any professional online reviews? it says it's 100Hz motion rate but the instruction book I downloaded only mentions 50Hz. 100Hz is better for watching football to minimise motion blur. maybe argos got it wrong in its description? looks like this model is made for Argos only.

99% of population prefer quality to quantity..... Really ..dream on

any review for this?
is it good enough as a PC MONITOR for OFFICE use? (not gaming)
I cannot find any review online because it has no model number.

they sold 1000's in the last few months. Surely many are using it with a pc, can someone kindly confirm if this tv would do 4-4-4 chroma @ [email protected] ??

Can anyone who's purchased tell me how far apart the wall mountable screw holes are ? Also what thread is used M6 etc. Thanks in advance.

Click.......Click........Click...

Every time I click my fingers a new TV deal on HotDealUK dies.......
Please stop this cold blooded murder and give the guy some heat...
We all know Hitachi is not as good as Samsung, but they still deserve a chance!
Your heat, along with others will help other less fortunate TV deals reach HotDealUK and stop this branded madness once and for all.

Give what heat you can and save a TV deal today.

Well thank you for pointing out the obvious :confused:

It may or may not last a day.

It may or may not last a month.

It may or may not last 5 years.

Is there anything you're (other than price) factually aware off that makes you doubt it's reliability?

On here people seem to doubt the reliability of these entry level TVs, but I can't remember there ever being a major problem with these types of brands in the long run.

It is the same, SD and HD quality picture would be crap against a proper 1080p tv, therefore they should get it back, if not then it is good (I doubt). Tempted to see what are the results with a PC, good I must assume even so I must expect a 4-2-0 chroma @4k 60hz at best.

Distance selling regs were replaced in July 2014 by Consumer Contracts Regs, latter possibly best summarised as providing consumer same rights to product inspection that would have been enjoyed as if purchased in a shop i.e. handle product and gain appreciation of functions and quality, and have 14 days to do so. Conditions for a full refund require the goods to be returned in a resaleable condition. Obviously seals may need to be broken to be able to inspect the goods, but if you significantly damage the box / internal packaging and / or scratch / otherwise blemish the product during inspection then your expectation for a full refund will be unrealistic. http://www.which.co.uk/consumer-rights/regulation/consumer-contracts-regulations

if you paid and bought online for delivery. yes.

instore it depends who serves you tbh.

It says unused?

What happens if we test it, set it up and watch a movie then decide it is not good picture quality etc.

Would they take it back under distance selling regulations?

Can probably be summarised as "30 days...Just remember it’s got to be unused, in a re-saleable condition and in original packaging"http://www.argos.co.uk/static/StaticDisplay/includeName/ContactUs.htm?answer=332
Possibly greatest flexibility via online purchase & delivery to benefit from Consumer Contracts Regulations.

Hi. Does this tv have HDCP 2.2? Thanks

Going scrutinize every pixel?Moan about not being proper 4 K?No 3-D?
Then why don't you move along to the next deal.For everyone else this is a great deal for a telly.Hot :smiley:

console gaming in the bedroom is a thing of the past, you should play cam4 in a bedroom, this tv should be great for that

Can anyone point me towards a center stand that will fit this? Got a TV stand but the legs as they are there are too wide for it! Had a google with no joy :disappointed:

Will this be any good for bedroom console gaming?

Model = 43HGT69U. Manual can be viewed in a browser here.

can someone confirm if it does?? chroma 4-4-4@ 60hz 3840x2160. Obviously you need a proper GPU, NVidia series 9 would do

anyone knows where I can find the manual??

let me know if there are ghosting/slow response times

Heat for the correct description. People want all of these for the same price which is not going to happen.

I'd say going by the specs and the £250 price tag, good as a bedroom TV or an upgrade to something a lttle BIGGER.

I've voted HOT.

HUKD

Just spotted this online without coming here first. Have ordered online for delivery this afternoon so will review later if anyone still wants to know what it is actually like rather than presuming what it is like.

I am considering the philips 4k 43 inches TV, it is about 300gbp, slightly expensive than this 1.
But the brand might be better, as I am using philips 4k pc monitor now.

There's a bigger issue - the bigger the screen gets, the more obvious any minor flaws are. Vestel/UMC sets are fine for, say, 40" or smaller but the more you blow up the image the worse it looks.

As for resolution, ignore it. Go for 4K if you like but if you think the picture quality will be "better" because of resolution then you're sorely mistaken. To disagree would be to suggest that a 20 megapixel phone camera produces images the same quality as a 20 megapixel DSLR. The processing behind the image counts for far more than the number of actual pixels on screen

Clearly I don't, but i wasn't being pedantic more like cynical...

You clearly have zero knowledge of current society if you truly believe that 99% prefer quality to quantity.

any review for this?
is it good enough as a PC MONITOR for OFFICE use? (not gaming)
I cannot find any review online because it has no model number.

any review for this?
is it good enough as a PC MONITOR for OFFICE use? (not gaming)
I cannot find any review online because it has no model number.

My Quidco wont login at all. It's annoying me. I've reserved one. But rather pay through Quidco now.

My Quidco wont login at all. It's annoying me. I've reserved one. But rather pay through Quidco now.

Add to basket, price corrects to £249.99

Got 1 being delivered today good price even if its rubbish just get a refund cheers to the1stcoke

Just reserved at the £249 price

​Apologies

Give argos a chance!

lol

Price hasn't changed?

I think the balanced comment here is that this is a low price for a budget TV having the upper-end of the Vestel featureset where the picture quaity, smart features and expected longevity reflect the price. The main issue with a 43" 4k TV is that to benefit from the resolution difference between 4k and 1080p the viewer would typically need to be sitting so close to the TV that they would be kneecapping themselves on the TVs stand. That could be applied to any 43" 4k TV.
Hot in the context of it's an undeniably low price for an entry-level 43" TV.

3" on the diagonal, adds a fair bit of screen real estate. As I said, it's a cheap and cheerful tv for my room. I spent the premium on Samsung before and I regret it. And the reviews of my Samsung were amazing at £2k.

its 3" smaller with a vastly superior panel and a cheap fire stick will sort your smart TV features out, infact it will surpass whatever this offers.

the reviews are prob from the type people who buy zinc batteries over alkaline or think that the burger van on te industrial estate is better and cheaper than McDonalds theres a word for them... tight asses?

you get what you pay for, if your happy with crap the fair play, my comments are to advise the other 99% of society who like quality over quantity.

Ignore the haters, have some heat!

OK thanks

​Brilliant

hot

You certainly talk up this tv!

pointless :laughing:

this is the same as buying a choc fire guard and a bucket with a hole in .

Excellent description. Heat added