£40 (possibly £50) cheaper than the same model Argos deal that I posted yesterday.
Use code TENNEROFF for a £10 saving.
I did manage to add GET20 code for a £20 discount but not sure if that is just for new customers but worth a try for a potential extra £10 off (now confirmed by a purchaser as working).
Experience TV like never before in glorious Ultra HD 4K resolution. With 4 times the detail of Full HD see every detail with stunningly realistic picture quality and beautifully natural motion. Backed by the power of a quad core processor, powerful TruSurround Audio, futureproof 4K technologies (including HDMI 2.0, HEVC, USB 3.0) and a wide variety of Smart apps you will never want to leave your living room.
Smart TV apps (inc. Netflix, BBC iplayer and Amazon Instant video) HDR local playback.
BBC iplayer, Netflix, Amazon, Youtube, Anyview Cast and Anyview Stream.
Television picture quality:
LED TV Screen.
4K Ultra HD display resolution.
Screen size: 40 inches.
Motion rate 800Hz.
Viewing angle 89/89 degrees.
Resolution 3840 x 2160 pixels.
Connectivity:
1 SCART socket, 3 USB ports and 4 HDMI sockets.
Smart TV.
Component video socket.
Composite socket.
Optical connection.
Headphone socket.
AV socket.
Wi-Fi enabled.
Ethernet connection.
DLNA compatibility.
Mobile high-definition link.
Miracast.
Open browser.
Suitable for wall mounting 200 x 200 bracket.
Sound quality:
Dolby Digital Plus sound system.
2 x 7 watt RMS power output.
Digital features:
Features USB recording and video playback.
Freeview HD digital tuner.
Quad core processor.
CI plus slot.
Additional features:
Sleep timer.
Parental controls.
Size of TV H537, W917, D87cm.
Weight of TV 8.4kg (unpackaged).
Size of TV with stand: H581, W917, D218cm.
Footprint of TV 63.7cm.
Weight of TV with stand: 11kg.
Manufacturer's 2 year guarantee.
Energy efficiency information:
Energy efficiency rating: a.
On mode power consumption 90 watts.
Annual power consumption 92kWh.
Standby power consumption 0.5 watt.
Latest comments (51)
reddit
18 Aug 16#51
Q4.
No specific date yet.
intuder
18 Aug 16#50
So have they released said update yet....?
rohitmkiller
17 Aug 16#49
Richer sounds are made richer again.
reddit
22 Jul 16#48
Good news for owners of this series of TV.
Just got off the phone with the Hisense tech dept and they confirm that the panel is 10 bit, not 8 and that a firmware update is definitely coming later in the year to update the 2 HDMI 2.0 ports to 2.0a to support HDR there, as well as over USB.
reddit
20 Jul 16#47
Back in stock but now up to £329
borosidf
19 Jul 16#46
oos
jetski690
18 Jul 16#45
looks like this has expired now as it's out of stock once again and the price is now £329, can anyone say whats the difference between this model and this one here http://www.hughes.co.uk/vision/televisions/his-ltdn40k321wts/product both seem to have very similar specs to me.
freddy871
18 Jul 16#44
Bought the M3000 about a month ago..A bit of tinkering on the settings, and you can get a great picture. The only gripe I have noticed is the slow menues/EPG. send a note to Hisense who advised they have not seen any lag and suggested a reset.. Not yet done that, and doubt it will resolve it. Seems like the processor struggles. Be good if anyone else notices lag in menus.
unterwasser
18 Jul 16#43
Thank you very much!
reddit
18 Jul 16#42
Add to basket.
Then view basket.
The I have a discount code is at the bottom left of the page.
unterwasser
18 Jul 16#41
Where do you enter the discount code? is it the page after you put your credit card details in?
reddit
18 Jul 16#40
Back in stock
howzer
17 Jul 16#39
I just ordered a minute ago so still active
collaredK9
17 Jul 16#38
why is it expired?
docma
17 Jul 16#37
Twa*s
MrHot
17 Jul 161#36
probably be 180 if it wasn't for the bezel and lack of astronomical body to bend light from the surface.
May suit your mum though (sorry :wink:)
unterwasser
17 Jul 16#35
Oh yeah :neutral_face: I missed it. Thanks.
docma
17 Jul 16#34
Also the input lag I tried finding it on AV forums and Google but no luck any help would be appreciated
Thanks
docma
17 Jul 161#33
Can it do 60fps @ 4K?
Also does it have 120 or 100hz refresh rate?
Not motion but refresh rate
I would really appreciate if anyone who has this tv or knows about this as the gaming performance depends on these
Looks like it has Amazon instant video too which probably tips it for me. Does anyone know if you can load other apps on to it e.g. Wuaki, Mubi etc?
reddit
17 Jul 16#30
Netflix is there by default.
Along with iPlayer and Youtube.
There is no NowTV though.
DomManley
17 Jul 16#29
does anyone know what the smart features are like? is there a list of available apps (looking for Netflix and NowTV really)
much appreciated
CrashCourse
17 Jul 16#28
Just ordered one for my son - thanks OP :smiley:
HotUKDuncan
17 Jul 16#27
Richer Sounds sell it with 6 year guarantee for another £70 so someone must have confidence it won't break.
reddit
17 Jul 162#26
Personally I'm not convinced by this cheaper will break in a short time thing that some people often shout about.
I had a UMC cheap LCD TV from Tesco that went on for 6 years until I gave it away and it's still going strong.
Always worth looking at extended warranty costs to see if that gives you peace of mind whilst still saving money.
Give them a call on 03330 436697 and see what they say about typical prices.
squeakybot
17 Jul 16#25
I was thinking more like the tv breaks in 18 months where as a Samsung should go at least 5 years. So mayb pay a bit more for a better brand. Im still looking but can't decide
what does exactly do?? it does process it but does not display it, what does suppose to do??
Anyway only for my knowledge, which model is that?? Always thinking to go for a Samsung next
FdjC
17 Jul 16#22
Balls, £15 delivery to NIreland. Uncool.
We always get shafted.
Justsuperman
17 Jul 16#21
Indeed, but nonetheless the tv is brilliant and colours are stunning
reddit
17 Jul 16#20
I see what you mean.
A little advertising trickery then.
Justsuperman
17 Jul 16#19
My Samsung 2016 4K tv is an 8bit with HDR 10 support but only processes it not displays it
Andwoo
17 Jul 16#18
to small for me but a good price
northbank1886
17 Jul 161#17
got the same tv 6 weeks ago just 43" model
big step up from my old philips hd tv
picture quality is really good and plays xbox with well with no noticable lag :-)
Justsuperman
17 Jul 16#15
If this is an 8bit panel then what use is HDR?
reddit to Justsuperman
17 Jul 16#16
Is it an 8 bit panel?
Can't see why Hisense would put HDR is their video if it could not be supported.
Sora2311
17 Jul 16#13
Does this model have any improvements over the M300 model?
reddit to Sora2311
17 Jul 16#14
I don't think that there was an equivalent M3000 40", just 43" and 49".
Could look rather confusing though as you would have perhaps that a greater number might mean improvements.
squeakybot
17 Jul 16#10
not great viewing angle by the looks of it. looking for good 43". Keep getting tempted buy other cheaper brands like shard and hisense but dont want to have to buy another tv after a year and a half.
reddit to squeakybot
17 Jul 161#12
With the angles being described as 89/89 I wonder if this essentially adds up to 178 (89 each way), which is essentially the same as most TV's of the type these days.
Is it not potentially the same situation with the more expensive brands too though?
In 18 months they might all be trying to push 8k and god knows what other new things that they can bolt on to persuade us that we need to update.
squeakybot
17 Jul 16#11
#sharp
intuder
17 Jul 16#8
Shame it's not HDR would have had one, doubt very much it's a simple as a firmware update, probably involves additional hardware...
reddit to intuder
17 Jul 161#9
It is HDR at least in parts.
Quite a few of the manufacturers have been issuing firmware updates to both last year and newer models to support HDR across HDMI too.
Let us hope that Hisense will follow suit.
garethcollins925
17 Jul 161#6
The code "GET20" is working bringing it down to £279 :smile:
reddit to garethcollins925
17 Jul 16#7
Thanks for the clarification.
I'll update the thread title.
benjammin316
17 Jul 16#4
Hdr over USB only by the looks of it
reddit to benjammin316
17 Jul 161#5
And streaming I think but with it being a new model there is scope for a firmware update to enable HDR over HDMI too.
jonty1337
17 Jul 16#3
Thanks for the post was going to get one at Argos for £329 saved me £29 cheers (Y)
steveyboy79
17 Jul 161#2
Looks remarkable value though haven't yet got a sense of what quality level Hisense TVs are at. Was looking for a Sony or Panasonic but this is very tempting. Heat.
reddit
17 Jul 16#1
More details on the Hisense website, with a video that confirms HDR.
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Opening post
Use code TENNEROFF for a £10 saving.
I did manage to add GET20 code for a £20 discount but not sure if that is just for new customers but worth a try for a potential extra £10 off (now confirmed by a purchaser as working).
Experience TV like never before in glorious Ultra HD 4K resolution. With 4 times the detail of Full HD see every detail with stunningly realistic picture quality and beautifully natural motion. Backed by the power of a quad core processor, powerful TruSurround Audio, futureproof 4K technologies (including HDMI 2.0, HEVC, USB 3.0) and a wide variety of Smart apps you will never want to leave your living room.
Smart TV apps (inc. Netflix, BBC iplayer and Amazon Instant video) HDR local playback.
BBC iplayer, Netflix, Amazon, Youtube, Anyview Cast and Anyview Stream.
Television picture quality:
LED TV Screen.
4K Ultra HD display resolution.
Screen size: 40 inches.
Motion rate 800Hz.
Viewing angle 89/89 degrees.
Resolution 3840 x 2160 pixels.
Connectivity:
1 SCART socket, 3 USB ports and 4 HDMI sockets.
Smart TV.
Component video socket.
Composite socket.
Optical connection.
Headphone socket.
AV socket.
Wi-Fi enabled.
Ethernet connection.
DLNA compatibility.
Mobile high-definition link.
Miracast.
Open browser.
Suitable for wall mounting 200 x 200 bracket.
Sound quality:
Dolby Digital Plus sound system.
2 x 7 watt RMS power output.
Digital features:
Features USB recording and video playback.
Freeview HD digital tuner.
Quad core processor.
CI plus slot.
Additional features:
Sleep timer.
Parental controls.
Size of TV H537, W917, D87cm.
Weight of TV 8.4kg (unpackaged).
Size of TV with stand: H581, W917, D218cm.
Footprint of TV 63.7cm.
Weight of TV with stand: 11kg.
Manufacturer's 2 year guarantee.
Energy efficiency information:
Energy efficiency rating: a.
On mode power consumption 90 watts.
Annual power consumption 92kWh.
Standby power consumption 0.5 watt.
Latest comments (51)
No specific date yet.
Just got off the phone with the Hisense tech dept and they confirm that the panel is 10 bit, not 8 and that a firmware update is definitely coming later in the year to update the 2 HDMI 2.0 ports to 2.0a to support HDR there, as well as over USB.
Then view basket.
The I have a discount code is at the bottom left of the page.
May suit your mum though (sorry :wink:)
Thanks
Also does it have 120 or 100hz refresh rate?
Not motion but refresh rate
I would really appreciate if anyone who has this tv or knows about this as the gaming performance depends on these
Looks like it has Amazon instant video too which probably tips it for me. Does anyone know if you can load other apps on to it e.g. Wuaki, Mubi etc?
Along with iPlayer and Youtube.
There is no NowTV though.
much appreciated
I had a UMC cheap LCD TV from Tesco that went on for 6 years until I gave it away and it's still going strong.
Always worth looking at extended warranty costs to see if that gives you peace of mind whilst still saving money.
Give them a call on 03330 436697 and see what they say about typical prices.
Anyway only for my knowledge, which model is that?? Always thinking to go for a Samsung next
We always get shafted.
A little advertising trickery then.
big step up from my old philips hd tv
picture quality is really good and plays xbox with well with no noticable lag :-)
Can't see why Hisense would put HDR is their video if it could not be supported.
Could look rather confusing though as you would have perhaps that a greater number might mean improvements.
Is it not potentially the same situation with the more expensive brands too though?
In 18 months they might all be trying to push 8k and god knows what other new things that they can bolt on to persuade us that we need to update.
Quite a few of the manufacturers have been issuing firmware updates to both last year and newer models to support HDR across HDMI too.
Let us hope that Hisense will follow suit.
I'll update the thread title.
https://hisense.co.uk/electronics/tvs/h40m3300
User manual here
https://hisense.co.uk/uploads/download/20160613162123_ENH405055M3300Quicksetup2016.pdf