Would this to give me a better picture in single definition than my 4 year old Samsung PS51D8000 plasma. Looking to upgrade my picture quality but don't want to pay for OLED. And don't want to pay for HD package

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Is the trade in limited?

Could someone potentially give a small CRT and get £25?

Doubt you'd see much difference

ANY TV, be that crt, LCD, rear projection etc, working or not.

Got any t&c's on it?

I got a £20 off new orders pop up when visiting the site. I don't know if it stacks.

I always though a 4K set will make SD look worse than the same image on a standard HD set.

Basically I listed them :smile:

http://ao.com/trade-in

any good for gaming? I hate screen lag and my mates Samsung 4k is really bad for it!

Yes I'm certain it does.

Anyone know more about this brand or owned any TVs / appliances from them before? I'm seeing them more and more... wondering if its a rebrand or contains parts from other well-known manufacturers?

anyone know the distance between the stand legs?are they movable as I don't want to buy a new unit for it

I doubt stands will be movable.. Had tvs with the stands,all fixed position.. And,by using the code,you wont be able to get cashback will u???? think quidco n topcashback dont allow the use of promo code

Keep your plasma mate, standard def tv is actually watchable with plasmas- good at hiding the massive compression. Contrast is probably way better and no motion blur compared to this. If you can wait a year, proper HDR will likely be in this price range and hopefully OLED will be cheaper but not by much I'd imagine.

Rant: Plasma was such a great technology, shame people just wanted their tvs thinner and thinner- plasmas are thin enough- and to be eco-friendly...

I have this TV and it's great value at that price. Blacks are really black (way better than the LG I had before). 4K and HD looks amazing, SD is OK. HD Netflix built in.
There are some issues waiting to be resolved by a firmware upgrade - people have had issues with some 4K sources, generally it works best in Game Mode to minimise picture processing. Sound is great, menu system nice etc. Wouldn't hesitate to buy again. See AV forums for more info.

So is this TV a 2015 or 2016 model?

hello peeps amazon has this one for 500

Any link? I can see the K720 models but not the 730.

Definitely get it from there rather than AO.

No they don't, completely different model,. Amazon have a 55 inch model, this is 58.

Also, for question above, let's are 120cm apart and are not moveable.

55 vs 58, is there any real difference in size visually?

Over 11% larger area, so personally I would say yes.

​3 inches.

I would warn anyone who is considering buying a hisense. I got this 58" 4K 3D model from AO.com a couple of months ago. Without doubt the worse TV I have ever owned and it went back last week. The 3D is shocking, very bad ghosting.The aspect ratio of 2:35:1 movies were wrong when playing media files, it would stretch them to fill the screen and there was no way of changing this, Hisense had a very unhelpful and rude tech guy who just told me "well that's the way it is as its trying to upscale and it's not considered a fault". Lastly it creaked all the time, the entire back of the tv was made of plastic and it was so noisey. I finally managed to send it back for a refund. I opted for a Panasonic Viera 4K curved 3D set which it in a different league.... even the remote controls, Hisense is cheap, light and clicky. Bottom line, you pay cheap, you get cheap. I was prepared to give Hisense a fair crack of the whip and would never ever return. On a plus for Hisense, great 4K quality, not amazing on SD, so so on 1080p but fantastic on 4K, that for me would be the only plus.

I used a 14" crt portable, no remote and faulty. The delivery guy took it and I received my cash back within a few days

Hi guys,
I need some help.
I`m looking for a new tv and cant decide between thi hisense,55 inch one or Sony KD-49X8005C which i can get for 450 with tesco discount,my budget is around 500 but just dont know which one to pick,size between 49 and 58 makes no odds to me,more bothered about quality.Please help.

you sure thats right? i think its the 55" thats this price? may be wrong ?

No, just saying I couldn't see any 730 models of any size so I think the reference to £500 set at Amazon is wrong.

It's there (K730) but at £725.05 from a third party seller.

So is the local dimming pretty good then? Or does the panel have good contrast alone i.e. a VA panel? If so, an amazing tv for the money.

I'd go for the sony, much better reviews and if you can get it for that price its an absolute steal!

i have the hisense 4k 40 inch and am very happy with it however please note that the smart apps in the tv are in german so there is no google play amazing tv just the smart features arent as good so i bought a chromecast

I have a Hisense TV and Washing machine, and both items have been good quality and reliable in the time I have had them. Everyone comments on how clear my hisense 4k 40inch TV is. The washing machine washes well and simple to use. The built in apps on the TV are good, the ones I use mainly are bbc iplayer and youtube, both faultless. The stand legs are not movable on the TV.

Anyone interested in buying please read this first.
https://www.avforums.com/threads/hisense-ltdn-k700xwtseu3d-owners-thread.1986050/page-59
It seems to have some serious issues with grey being displayed instead of black from 4K devices connected through HDMI

As you have this TV, your probaby the best person to ask on how good or bad this TV is since I can't view one on display in any shop. I have been on the fence about getting this TV for a while but I have been holding back to see if the issues people have been will be resolved in firmware updates. Apart from the issues people have been reporting about this, would you recommend it to someone thing of getting one. If you could compare the picture quality of your hisense tv to the picture quality of another 3d 4k tv from a well known brand which tv would it be.

Nice! GET40 Takes it down to £509! Added up top!

It's surprising what you can do with 3 inches. That's what my wife always says anyway. Not sure why.

​You're wrong.

​yeah sory noticed later too but ignored on editing this comment

If anyone is interested, I bought this tv a couple of weeks ago and it is very good. However, I have BTtv running throught hdmi and the 4k picture, although stunningly clear is a little bit stuttery. Am hoping a firmware update will sort the problem but who knows.
4k on internal connections like youtube and netflix is truly amazing.
Cheap gamble for4k but all in all a brilliant upgraded hd picture.

I've had the set for about two months and it's great in comparison to anything I've owned before, notably older generation Samsung and LG sets. Don't lose sight of the price, obviously there are better sets out there if you're willing to pay more but this is great for a touch over £500. Sure you have to turn off a lot of the picture processing but I've done that on ll my other sets too. 1080p picture is amazing, 4k better still.
Netflix App is 4K but Youtube is actually only Full HD at the moment (although I didn't realise at first, the picture is that good)
I've not compared this with other 4K sets - it was an impulse purchase last time it was reduced - but I'm satisfied and looking forward to the next firmware update.
3D seems OK, it's active and personally prefer passive, but TBH I'm not watching much 3D content these days. HTH

I must say I thought the little youtube clips with 4k in the corner were actually 4k. Look brilliant anyway.
The only problem for me is the judder.

Is the 3d on the TV any good?

Depite the issue people are reporting about the TV, would you recommend it.

I think the edge is silver all round but it's the back of the TV fully flat and sliver.

I agree with these comments. I purchased one of these TVs and was so disappointed that I didn't keep it either. Countless problems including juddering on 4K playback, no TV guide when using the satellite input, problems with auto volume, stuttering PVR and timeshift record, cheap budget remote, problems with aspect ratios, local dimming was abysmal, very loud creaking constantly from the TV, the ARC didn't work all the time, terrible rude customer services from Hisense (the tech guy you have to deal with is so unhelpful it's unreal - glad to hear I wasn't the only one who felt this - they are totally not interested and tell you to live with the problems) etc. The TV is seriously not fit for purpose and is cheap for a reason. Will never ever buy another Hisense TV given my experiences.