In case you missed in other AO threads, I won't buy until this is fixed...

*If you've used the product (switched the TV on)

We're happy for you to unpack the item and inspect it properly, however, if you've used or installed it, we will only make a partial refund to cover the loss in value of the product. Please note, this could be up to 50% of the price of the item. Your refund will be made within 14 days of collection.

This may not be legal though it is happening.

For 4K you really need a size like this to get the benefits. No point having a 40" 4K tv then sitting quite far away.

I would buy this if it wasn't with such an awful company

I don't know if the HDR implementation is good on that TV. See if you can find reviews online.

Gutted though...

Looks like they expired the code- just tried to order but no go...

Back in stock.

hello, i dont know if you'll see this comment or even reply but according to your comment about HDR... does that mean i shouldn't get this TV
http://www.richersounds.com/product/tv---all/samsung/ue50ku6000/sams-ue50ku6000

The tv has been on HUKD before but voted cold for no apparent reason!

so thanks let me know!

Voted hot but why it was not added to the previous AO post I dont know. http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/hisense-h49m3000-49-smart-4k-ultra-hd-tv-freeview-hd-4xhdmi-3xusb-341-10-ao-com-2464414

Looks like these hisense tv's are really trying to break into the UK market. I have only heard great things about the TV's After all most of the panels are made in the same ol factories and then forwarded on for badging etc

Couldn't resist, bought fro AO with 10% off code.

I would buy this if it wasn't with such an awful company

OOS

Think they mean ao.com...

I rang up Richer Sounds to order one of these, he said they had no stock and seemed very uninterested about taking an order.
I thought they employed sales staff

Better still, buy from RS or somewhere that doesn't try to fleece customers whom may have a perfectly valid reason for returning a TV they have been unable to inspect before purchase.

In case you missed in other AO threads, I won't buy until this is fixed...

*If you've used the product (switched the TV on)

We're happy for you to unpack the item and inspect it properly, however, if you've used or installed it, we will only make a partial refund to cover the loss in value of the product. Please note, this could be up to 50% of the price of the item. Your refund will be made within 14 days of collection.

This may not be legal though it is happening.

I bought the 58" one last week with the discount codes and cashback we paid just under £500. The build quality is excellent and 4k and 3d works amazing. I've only ever owned Panasonic or Samsung previously and am that impressed with these tvs I'm going to buy the 65 in a couple months and put this 1 in the bedroom.

Getting better and better value every post!

The HDR needs to be standardised, if it's not the standardised version branded 'Ultra HD Premium' then don't buy the TV if you want a proper HDR implementation.

http://www.whathifi.com/advice/ultra-hd-premium-what-are-specs-which-tvs-support-it

Ultra HD Premium branding means the TV is capable of a standardised HDR implementation and therefore does HDR properly according to the standard. Of course many manufacturers can do their own implementation which may or may not be as good as the standard of which there is conformity in the specification.

Here's the logo you should look for >

so as much use as a chocolate teapot then

Whats it like for gaming? Whats the latency? Any game lag?

It does support the HDR, but only for local not over HDMI

because a lot of people unknowingly will see the 4K tag and think oh the latest and greatest TV technology but it will not be compatible with any HDR content e.g the new HDR Xbox one

4m x 5m in my case. With a 65" TV mounted on the wall. Doesn't even seem big to me any more!

I can't say I know this panel, but one thing I will say with TV's this size is they show up the flaws in the picture more. So if this doesn't scale sub 4k stuff well, it's gonna look pretty rough.

does this set support HDR?

edit: just checked and it doesn't so what's the point buying old technology.

If only I had space....

Hisense have an awful customer service. We're still waiting the update that was supposed to be out by March to have Youtube in 4K on the K321 series.

For 4K you really need a size like this to get the benefits. No point having a 40" 4K tv then sitting quite far away.

Flipping heck, how big must people's living rooms be? I can see this working in a commercial setting though, because after all you're only really going to notice the 4k / HD difference when you get closer than two metres away.

Would rather the 6 year warranty as richer sounds did

AO.com were excellent with TV returns but a lot of people on various technology forums having issues now it seems.

YouTube review here too https://youtu.be/i_4Ys-yRGgM

£719.10 is almost as low as the £30 off plus £50 trade in price- just with a code!

The code is: hisensetv10.