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You should have purchased the 65" HS if you have spent that much on a Panasonic, as for
the well known in china for a low end product, you might be pretty shocked to find out who
produced the components for some hisense models...

Having spent an absolute age/shed load of £ in a mega store, so much so, that the manager came over
with a cup of tea and some hobknobs for us, on 2 visits.. I am very happy to say, that there was not one
single TV in the 55-65" sub grand price range, that after extensive testing, messing around with, setting
calibrations, 720/1080i/1080p/4k/Ultra4K, Sky HD media testing and watching a 4K blu-ray on each one..

Nothing [other than the Sony 55!] even came close to being as good/clear/contrasty/bright and easy
to watch as the Hisense 65" we got in the hukd thread.. and as mentioned, cannot wait to upgrade
and get either the new oled 65/75 or the new UHDR 65/75 model ;-)

Everyone is different and everyone wants a TV for different reasons.. but that is just my 2c worth!

Well, it could.

Are you sure it is both freeview and freesat?

Well, it could.

Does this tv have high dynamic range?..If not,would it be worth getting a high dynamic tv over a standard 4k tv.Thanks in advance.

Hisense are trying to be the new Samsung by hoping to offer similar quality but at a lower price.They recently bought elements of Sharp to achieve this.

Here is a review of this set
http://televisions.reviewed.com/content/hisense-50h7gb-4k-led-tv-review

It appears to be great value

Some of the comments on (I think..>) Richer sounds web site indicate it IS sat input too...

Edit: Nope, it wasn't RS... god knows where it was from, but sure I saw it!

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That is not it, that is the 2 year old H series, this is the new [april 2016] M series..

H50M3300 ;-)

With stunning UHD 4K and smart tech for less, the Hisense 50M3300 is a big screen bargain.

Fantastic value 4K
Priced to match most 1080p FHD TVs, the Hisense 50M3300 offers sensational 4K UHD for less. With four times the resolution of Full 1080p HD, 4K (UHD) TV offers stunning detail and resolution for totally life-like realism. Even without a native 4K UHD signal, UHD upscaling means that you can scale up an ordinary HD signal to make the best of the screen. Get Netflix 4K or other 4K content and the image just keeps getting better.

Smart TV
Packing a Quad Core processor, the 50M3300 is a powerful performer with Smart content, too. Connect up to your home network by Ethernet or Wi-Fi and enjoy access to a wide range of apps including favourites such as the BBC iPlayer, Netflix and YouTube. A built-in web browser lets you surf to your heart's content.

Share content
For seamless integration with your other devices, Anyview Cast and Anyview Stream let you share content from your smartphone, tablet or computer and show it on the big screen.

Fully connected
With four HDMI sockets, the 50M3300 easily handles the most complex home entertainment systems. Two of these sockets are the latest HDMI 2.0 version with HDCP 2.2, making this TV compatible with the latest UHD Blu-ray and streaming services. Other connections include no fewer than three USB sockets, one of which is the latest USB 3.0 version for a high speed link. Throw in an optical connection for a soundbar/base and headphone socket for private listening and you've got everything you need in a 4K TV.

Fantastic Freeview HD
It might be some way behind 4K, but Freeview HD is still a huge step-up on regular Freeview TV. If you're not using Sky, Virgin, BT or another digital TV provider, Freeview HD is the way to go for free-to-access digital TV through your existing aerial. Compared to standard Freeview, images are far more detailed, with rich colour and enhanced realism.

See the bigger picture, with the 4K UHD Hisense 50M3300.

I have what I think is the 55" version for £450 of this from Argos in a recent HUKD and i'm very happy with it.

Hisense is an absolute top brand for TVs.

Think i'll stick with my recent Sony TV @ £390 which is a measley 2" smaller