Hisense 40'' 4K UHD Smart LED TV Grey @ Hughes Direct via Amazon £269 Direct from Hughes - £279 @ Hughes Direct Marketplace

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Hisense 40'' 4K UHD Smart LED TV [Grey] £279.00 @ Hughes Direct via Amazon [£269 Direct from Hughes

£279 Hughes Direct Marketplace28 Jun 16

Source: HotUKDeals | Deals > Technology

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FantasyDeals

28 Jun 16

Fitting 4 times the amount of pixels into the same space as a 1080p television, the Hisense LTDN40K321 delivers the most up to date modern technology within a slim and stylish and great value package. The image quality delivered with the 4K panel is so lifelike, you will almost believe you are there. All of the content is delivered through a powerful quad core processor, which has the capability of displaying 4k resolution from the likes of Netflix, Amazon instant video and YouTube (Dependant on internet speed and Netflix/Amazon is a separate subscription charge). There is also a selection of USB 3.0 ports on the side of the TV, allowing you to watch your own personal media in a variety of file formats. Should you want to, the TV has DLNA (Digital Living Network Alliance) integrated, which will allow you to play media files on computers and network hard drives across your home network.The HDMI connections on the back support the latest 2.0 standard which support the future of 4K content through UHD Blu-Ray Players and other devices.The TV has Freeview HD built-in, which will deliver up to 60 channels some of which are available in glorious high definition (Subject to signal availability in your area).

Latest comments (26)

jimmyriddle123

3 Jul 16 #26

What's the smallest UHD TV available? Samsung also do a 40" but I haven't found anything smaller.
I need to have one on my desk (I write software for stbs), but a 40" monitor 2 feet from your face is unpleasant.

jefster

2 Jul 16 #25

I love my 3d Sony TV thanks..... Also it's much cheaper than any other branded non smart 4k tv...... So your logic is zero....

stustaff

29 Jun 16 1 #22

Adaptive contrast can be way too sensitive depending on room position eg window light.

To be honest though it should really be turned off anyway then set picture to how you want it.

Burgmeister to stustaff

29 Jun 16 #24

Selecting "off" made absolutely no difference on my set which is why I believed it to be faulty.

freakstyler

29 Jun 16 #23

So going by comments above it seems these TV's have so called "picture enhancements" that cannot be switched off?

That's one thing that would annoy me to the max, contrast and backlight setting constantly adjusting themselves with changing picture content.

cf20

29 Jun 16 #21

Mine does the same thing! i'm sending it back too :disappointed:

JJJZ

28 Jun 16 #9

I wouldnt touch anything from hughes direct. I just other week bought a hob from them and it never turned up. It was such a farce for weeks trying to get it that had to give up in the end. Between hughes and the courier arrow xl they are a bunch of liars who did nothing to try and resolve whatever issue it was. They would have been happy for me to have waited forever for it without telling me it was never going to come. Joke of a company.

There was a free gift element which did show up that I didnt even want that they charged for and I just gave up in the end it was my worst experience buying online in buying for up to 20 years.

7800gtman to JJJZ

29 Jun 16 #20

pay by credit card for big online purchases. If your item is not delivered you inform your Cc company and they will reclaim the money. All you have to do is fill out a form and they do the rest. Can't believe people don't know this in 2016...

stustaff

28 Jun 16 #19

Ok I have the 43" Hisense 4k, I had the 40"Hisense 4k previous to this and a 39" 720 Phillips plasma before that.

I watch at about 8 feet and game and have a Mac hooked up at around 3 feet.

SD CONTENT -looked **** on all no real difference between the different TV's
HD CONTENT - looked good on all no real difference at 8 feet.
4k CONTENT - looks better than HD... Sometimes! BR Footie and Netflix 4k I can tell if I'm watching 4k Netflix via the TV or HD Netflix via Xbox one.
GAMING AND MAC- 720 plasma I could see the pixels as it were very easily, 4k sets are much better in this regard can't really see individual pixels anymore.
4k at 3 feet - now this is a real difference to HD looks much better!

ads_williams

28 Jun 16 1 #15

Also if you are not sitting at a viewing distance of around 4/5 feet or closer to the screen you will not be able to see the difference between 1080p and 4k. Especially on a 40 inch tv.

wolf47wolf to ads_williams

28 Jun 16 #18

as an owner of an hd tv I'd like to believe this, can anyone day if they've tried this?

VictorMeldrew

28 Jun 16 1 #16

Would I be better getting a full HD or a 4K tv such as this if the majority of what I'm watching is broadcast in SD? Would the full HD upscale the SD signal better than a 4k tv? And what about HD channels? Would they look better on a full HD or 4k tv?

TomBoyNI to VictorMeldrew

28 Jun 16 #17

1080.

Normal tv like sky and what not are 1080 / 720.

Juanpablo

28 Jun 16 #14

1080 upscaled to 4K is nothing like SD to HD btw :wink:
In a positive or negative way?

NikNaks12

28 Jun 16 1 #13

3D is far bigger in the states, that's what kept is going for so long. The UK, no so much.

TV 4K content yes, there isn't much content. But new Blu Ray releases are releasing in 4K and I plan on getting a 4K TV soon for 2K/4K gaming once the nVidia prices begin to settle. Not all us bought the wrong hardware, you just need to do your homework on the technology.

And if everyone waited for tech to go mainstream, it never would. It's the early buyers which spur on the advancement.

1080 upscaled to 4K is nothing like SD to HD btw :wink:

OperateOnMe

28 Jun 16 #12

There is just not enough 4k content to justify buying such a TV, its like all those daft ****** that brought 3D even HD TVs when there was hardly any 3D/HD content. Obviously now its different but is that TV up to standard????? A lot of people missed out with HD-ready TVs, 720p TVs and digital TVs with the wrong hardware. Let it become mainstream and enough content available before buying, otherwise you will have unclear images watch S and HD on a 4K TV. Gullible

It is now an ideal time to buy a 1080i/p HD TV!

stustaff

28 Jun 16 #11

the 43 is HDR as is this i think! chech the hisense 43" thread on here for info.

xchaotic

28 Jun 16 #10

Crazy, I just sold my 24" monitor for over £200, I guess time to upgrade.

aliboy86

28 Jun 16 #4

hi there I seen alot of these hisence tvs 1080p and 4ks they seam a good deal but I'm are they cheap and nasty tvs?

Burgmeister to aliboy86

28 Jun 16 #5

I bought the 49" version from Amazon last week and didn't like it. I sent it back. I don't think it was cheap and nasty though but I think mine may have had a fault with the adaptive contrast which was driving me mad. No-one else on the thread complained about it, so I guess mine was a one-off.

msmyth to aliboy86

28 Jun 16 1 #8

Hisense bought Sharp and are a very popular brand in Asia/Europe. Their panels are surprisingly good but I don't think any of the 2016 range have HDR capabilities yet.

VincentGO

28 Jun 16 1 #6

4K tv are becoming cheaper but I read from this article about 4K tv. So is real 4K TV so cheap in price?? Anyone know?

http://www.hardwarezone.com.sg/feature-buying-4k-tv-what-you-need-know-about-hdcp-22-hdmi-20-hevc-uhd

aliboy86 to VincentGO

28 Jun 16 1 #7

thank god I never jumped on the 4k bandwagon when they first come out then lol I've 2 1080p samsung tv they will do for a few years till 4k becomes the norm tv content that will be 10 years away as most chanels are 720p or less lol

xboxden

28 Jun 16 #3

any ideas what this would be like for gaming? lag etc.

pavel76

28 Jun 16 #2

3.3% topcashback or 2.5% quidco when bought from Hughes

FantasyDeals

28 Jun 16 1 #1

£269 Directly from Hughes

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