The middle icon at the bottom of the box!

I'm not sure 65" is going to be big enough with your eyesight! :laughing:

Price says £799.

I'm assuming there's a 40 pound off code knocking around

great price at £800. i could give an old telly and that makes it £750, and i have a £20 off voucher for signing up which makes it £730, but how do you get it to £700?

i'm not sure if this will fit on my unit though. ideally i need one that has the stand in the middle like my current tv which sticks over the edge and is 50"

just ordered one

GET40 Expired for me now. GET30 is working though.

Got the tv just now

https://imgur.com/a/sPfKr just got it

Wow zappermac. Will you post some pics once it's out of the box and powered on please!! Along with your impressions. Mine isn't due until Friday! I'm away all week for work. Longest wait ever!!

Wow, amazing deal. Have some heat!

Not an item you are likely to return though check out the returns policy, I refuse to buy from any company with such a high restocking fee.

:smiley:

But locally only? Does that mean no HDR through Netflix etc and only through USB?

Can you confirm that actually got HDR ?

Can you take photo of product label - obviously hide serial number.

Cheers

i have the 65 curved one its fantastic picture for the price

The middle icon at the bottom of the box!

I'm not sure 65" is going to be big enough with your eyesight! :laughing:

I'm sure most people are hearing HDR as the next buzzword and wanting it even if they don't know what it is. This is what HDR is and means >

http://www.trustedreviews.com/opinions/hdr-tv-high-dynamic-television-explained

My limited experience with ao.com is that they expect everyone to buy on credit and to take extended warranty. They will robustly defend any attempt to manage their expectation!

Oh, and what happened to 3D?

Yeah, Its not even a deal breaker for me personally. I'm happy without it for now. If its there, its a bonus!

Great price, personally going to wait for an uhd premium TV as don't trust this HDR 'locally' playback only.

I have yet to jump on the HDR bandwagon as I'm yet to find a tv (been through the 4 sets my local richer sounds has) that when the colour profile for normal content is right it's way out with HDR content. Either the reds are over saturated or the blue depending on manufacturer.
Plus I'm not in any rush as there is virtually no content at the moment.

anyone knows what is the real refresh rate of this tv?

Richer Sound's specs suggest this doesn't have HDR. My opinion is that for a TV to have HDR functionality, then it should work with all sources. I would be disappointed to find out the HDR wouldn't work with the main sources of HDR material.

65k5510

HDR os Local only I believe so from your own sources I guess. Downloads/USB etc.

Any one has experience the difference between 4K and HDR?
And any idea how this TV is compare to Samsung UE65KU6000KXXU both have HDR and are 4K. I am confuse which one to go for?
Is it worth paying extra for HDR the or it isn't going to be as big hit as 4K?
Please advise.

"Any one has experience the difference between 4K and HDR?"

Invalid question, 4K is a resolution. HDR means High Dynamic Range and is the enhanced colour profile capability of the TV.

There is no choice between 4K and HDR as a comparison, you can't compare two entirely dissimilar entities. You can have a 4K TV without HDR or a 4K TV with HDR. HDR is not a resolution there is no comparison to be made with 4K. HDR has an association with 4K.

"Is it worth paying extra for HDR the or it isn't going to be as big hit as 4K?"

Again invalid question. 4K states the resolution of the TV, HDR states that the TV is able to show an enhanced colour profile.

To answer whether you should get a HDR capable 4K TV, then it's early days and there's not much content out there. If you wish to get an HDR capable TV then make sure it's standardised to "Ultra HD Premium".

Fishmaster, thank you for explaining as I was not sure what the difference was.

Thanks mate
But still couple of questions
1- is it better picture quality on tv with HDR compare to just normal 4K tv. I mean does the HDR really make difference in quality or it is just another way of giving fancy name and selling product. (Of course when playing HDR contents)
2- is it going to be big hit or not. Just wanted to be future proof. Of course on one can predict future but an opinion would be nice.

https://www.avforums.com/threads/hisense-he65k5510uwts-owners-thread.2032992/page-2

Video on here of an unboxing set up, might help a few

nice price

If you're asking these questions, you don't need it :wink:

Heads up, GET40 voucher has expired.

On their specification page it says it is NOT a HDR tv? is it a type error ?

Updated price to reflect GET30 instead of GET40 code. Still a bargain if you have an old tv to trade in and don’t forget Quidco!

I bought one about a month ago from AO,never took extended warrenty or credit & never had any pressure from them,also the sound from this TV is very good.

Hi does anyone know the measurement between the feet on the stand? I really fancy this but wanted to check if I would also need a new stand. Cheers

Hi mate
You wrote on avforums abut amazon app.

Can confirm please that there is fully working Amazon prime video app ?

Reason I'm asking is they have been working on it since 6 moths or so.
Release day been pushed week by week.

Cheers

Yes mate. Amazon is great . Fully functional, love it. The App Store has around 75apps so far.

It's too big. My current stand won't fit. It's defiantly around 4feet apart. But if you want I can measure this evening.

Thanks mate would appreciate it, then I just have to persuade the wife :o)

HDR definitely is there to give an overall better picture. I mentioned the standard Ultra HD Premium as that ensures you get what HDR is supposed to give you.

The first time I became aware of HDR was in the 2004 game Half Life 2 as it was possibly the first game that used it. HDR is subjective, for example check your smartphone, if it's a recent one then in the camera options it should have a HDR mode which you can enable or disable. There is a time and place to use HDR. Here's a photographers perspective on HDR as used in Photography >

https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=too+many+hdr+photos&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&client=firefox-b-ab&gfe_rd=cr&ei=NgFXV_KcEunS8AeYxrAg

Got this as a replacement for the faulty 58" version coming tomorrow. I'm hoping the picture will be a vast improvement on the 65" as on 58" colours bleed, black is grey, red is pink etc. Also my sound system didn't work either. So really hope this is the tv I've been waiting for as AO.com are the worst company dealing with faulty returns, it's taken 10 days for them to agree that the 58" was faulty. Keep you all posted what the 65" is like!

I am sorry to hear that ur having problem with you TV..Even I had the same experience with AO before..thats why I bought this one from JL..eventhoug the price is more..JL is much more efficient dealing returns..

Bought one as replacement for 50" Panasonic. We will see if worth anything.

price drop in RS!! 799!

Had this delivered a couple of hours ago. We are very impressed so far, the colours are amazing compared to the 58" faulty one we had. Got it at £686 so a bargain was definitely had!! Hope you all enjoy yours too!!

Hi mate, did you get a chance to measure the feet?
Cheers

Called up Richer Sounds and had them price match it at £769 using the GET30 code. AO.com seems to have stopped the £50 tradein so he couldn't match that but £50 for a 6 year warranty is good enough for me :smiley:

Manni79.i tried calling and they said they couldn't match ao as they offer 6 year guarantee.did you call a store to order or telesales?any help would be appreciated.

Hi, I called the telesales department, chap called John. He went to the site and used the code to place the order. I said I'd already placed my ao.com order (which I had) but was considering cancelling it if he'd match their offer. He tried the code which worked but couldn't see the trade in offer as its ended now so could only do it for 769. Hope that helps

Cheers manni79. Appreciate your reply.

Hi Zappermac- did you manage to measure the distance between the feet? I've just ordered this tv too and might need to change my stand as it is only 120cm wide...?

Hi it 132cm tip to tip for the feet. Hope that helps

Damn, will definitely need a new stand unless there's a way to make up the 10cm each side? Anyone??

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