Hisense HE65K5510UWTS 65" TV 4k TV Richer sounds with buy now pay later 6 months option & 6yrs warranty - £799 @ RicherSounds

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Hisense HE65K5510UWTS 65" TV 4k TV £799.00 Richer sounds with buy now pay later 6 months option & 6yrs warranty.

£799 RicherSounds20 Jul 16

Source: HotUKDeals | Deals > Technology

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archydarchy

20 Jul 16

65" 4k TV from Hisense with the peace of mind of 6yr warranty and possible 3% quidco.

Richer sounds are offering 6 months buy now pay later after a 10% deposit at, 0% (plus, £29 administration fee) if the balance is cleared before the 6 months are up.

Also could pay via PayPal credit and use the 4 months payback option at 0%.

The Hisense 65 inch UHD Smart LED TV has a 4K screen resolution that projects images in true-to-life quality with crystal-clear colours. The LED display provides a deeper contrast and the 60 Hz refresh rate minimises motion blur for those fast movie scenes or sports competitions. The simple setup menu features makes this TV easy to use and has smart hub features with Netflix & Amazon plus others.

Has good reviews and HDR playback via streaming. been looking at this TV for a while and seems excellent value for money.

Top comments

jaydeeuk1

20 Jul 16 14 #11

Why wouldn't you want to game on a 65" TV.

dazco

20 Jul 16 6 #13

What a ridiculous thing to ask

Latest comments (74)

montana78

22 Jul 16 #74

Just wait for the new m model even though it's not much different.

montana78

22 Jul 16 #73

Never too big as long as you have a decent sound system to back it up. I setup my cinema upstairs on the Epson he-tw6100 projector (bargain from cex). Kids watched Tomorrowland. Picture roughly 180 inch and sound played through yamaha 677 receiver (£100 on gumtree). The kids loved the movie.

Pluun

21 Jul 16 #72

When you go to the cinema, the screen is the size of the whole wall.
Is THAT too big?:neutral_face:

montana78

21 Jul 16 #71

I have a semi victorian house. The lounge is 17ft long going into bay windows. I moved the radiators to window side and put the tv on the wall opposite the bay windows. Now our 50 inch TV looks too small from the sofa in the bay window so looking to get a 65 inch TV. I had the chimney breast removed to fit 3 3 seater sofa in that room. Now I'm regretting it as room has no character.. it's too contemporary. Eek

Pluun

21 Jul 16 #70

Don't ask me.
How would I know? :confused:

pacman32

21 Jul 16 #69

I've been too 3 stores up to now and not managed to find 1 with this tv in stock
:disappointed:

Justin778

21 Jul 16 1 #68

Pointless post as there hasn't been any stock for weeks.

Jefft

21 Jul 16 #67

Now 480 degrees and still not available, nor likely to be as it is discontinued.

Killshot

21 Jul 16 #66

I meant to say as normal tv non HD channel you will see more grainy in 65 than 55 as its a small screen.

Killshot

21 Jul 16 #65

Thanks. That's what I wanted! Much better then me trying to screenshot and read. Ya so the M7000 series is better than the K5510. I would imagine the new 65"M7000 will be the same as the 55M7000.
Still the 65K5510 is still a great deal.

dazco

21 Jul 16 #64

http://www.richersounds.com/compareproducts

hcc27

21 Jul 16 1 #63

Richer Sounds' warranty is actually underwritten by a 3rd party insurance specialist underwriter. This was explained to me when I bought my TV 6 years ago..even if they go bust (highly unlikely given that RS shops make the highest sales revenue per unit floor area of ANY retailer in the UK), the guarantee will be honoured.
For CS, I don't think you'll find a better electronics retailer in the UK (perhaps only equalled by JL?).

hcc27

21 Jul 16 #62

What's 'the Pixal'???

Killshot

21 Jul 16 #61

Here is the link from the Internet.

http://www.pocket-lint.com/news/138250-hisense-m7000-uled-tv-gives-you-55-inches-4k-uhd-and-hdr-for-just-799

Killshot

21 Jul 16 #60

I mean I am no expert either but I did went to compare the spec online as It was a hard choices for me to choose between a better or a bigger. At the end I did the same, went for the 55m7000. Instead of the 65k5510.
Just arrived and it looks awesome!
Hisense is a Great TV.

Dickie boy

21 Jul 16 #59

I just go to my local Cineworld (I know a bloke down there) and plug And play my Sega Mastersystem between movies.

TheHun6

21 Jul 16 #58

That's way too far apart for a lot of TV stands, including mine. Why do TV manufacturers nowadays continue to use these impractical V shaped TV stands?

dazco

21 Jul 16 1 #57

I am far from an expert , so I am unwilling to get into an argument with you, but I spoke to an expert who had both spec sheets there and he said there was no difference. I see you mention ULED. i don't think the 5510 has ULED but the 7000 does.
I bought the 7000 yesterday

obwan2014

21 Jul 16 1 #56

9m wide!! That deffo won't fit into my house let alone my front room! ;0)

dotnetter

21 Jul 16 #55

I don't believe it is. It doesn't have the UHD Premium "badge".

magnusmagnus

21 Jul 16 #54

I just have it on the wall, it takes up a lot of wall but I would only have a painting up there instead. It doesn't take up any light in a room, just like a large painting wouldn't take up any light in a room.

Killshot

21 Jul 16 #53

I don't think they are the same. See my post above, on brightness, refresh rate, Edge ULED HDR. There is quite a bit different...

groakybaby

21 Jul 16 1 #52

I'd love this but our 55" TV is already ridiculously large for our living room (I live in a fairly big victorian semi). Our 55-er has to go near the window where it blocks out a lot of light. Where are people putting these 65"+ TVs they're buying these days? Did living rooms suddenly expand overnight? Most 'new builds' have fairly modest sized rooms. I'm not judging. But I do wonder about this on a fairly regular basis :smiley:

Bunglistik

21 Jul 16 #51

Its the sheep following the sheep :smiley:

dazco

21 Jul 16 #50

I rang Glasgow, he had the spec sheets. Exactly the same, just a colour change

princeprecious

21 Jul 16 #49

Good genuine by law warranty on a tv as it should be but.....
..... If richer sounds will be around by 6 years, i hope.

letterboxfortom

21 Jul 16 #48

they are good ..cant complain :smiley:

letterboxfortom

21 Jul 16 #47

they are good ..cant complain :smiley:

specialoffers

20 Jul 16 #46

read this
http://www.techradar.com/news/television/how-vestel-could-raise-the-bar-for-entry-level-tvs-1304874
here is a list of tv brands that rebadge Vestels vestel makes 40.000 to 50.000 tvs a day.
Akai
Alba
Anderson
Atec
Blaupunk
Bush
Celcus
Cello
Daewoo
Digihome
Digilogik
Dual
Durabrand
Electra
Emerson
Feguson
Finlux
Goodmans
Graetz
Grundig
Hisense
Hitachi
Horizon
Isis
Jmb
Jvc
Kendo
lexsis
Linsar
Lodos
Logik
Luxor
Matsui
Medion
Mikomi
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Murphy
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Pacific
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Regal
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Seg
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Teac
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Techwood
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Toshiba
Universum
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Westwood
Wharfdale
Xenius

Die_hard

20 Jul 16 1 #45

Sorry for sounding thick and for thread-hijacking :smiley: but is the £799 55M7000 at JL "UHD Premium" as you said?
Cheers

Killshot

20 Jul 16 #44

Also there is improvement on the brightness, refresh rate, HDR, ULED, Dimming, and probably some other improvement. Hope it helps.

Killshot

20 Jul 16 #43

Hi, the new model that is coming is the same one that is currently on john Lewis 55m7000. Which will be 65m7000. The spec will be the same as the 55m7000 which I have end up buying. Amazing value for money and spec. You can compare them both on richer sound. John Lewis will stick them in the coming month at £1200.
I have compare these two model for weeks and the HDR and ULED really sold it to me. I mean the size do make a massive different 55" size is 123cm X 710cm whereas the 65" is 145cm X 900cm.

jaheermk

20 Jul 16 #42

People game on a 65inch....?

Roast me

montana78

20 Jul 16 #41

Richer sounds said there's an 65M5510 series out soon which has HDR maybe. It will be £899.00. M being later than K the sales guy said. They didn't have to spec sheet. I'll buy after summer holidays anyways as no one will be watching TV much during holidays.

fishmaster

20 Jul 16 #40

No one's an expert or should ever profess to be. Anyway that article more than answers your question.

craig.walton2

20 Jul 16 #39

Thanks for update. Gives me more confidence

Jefft

20 Jul 16 1 #38

305 degrees for a TV that is not actually available from Richer Sounds. Crazy.

Face172

20 Jul 16 #37

The Sunday Times had a Hisense in their TV review last week, that reputable enough?

It said the Hisense 55K321 @ £600 was the best entry level 4K going.

shifonmiah

20 Jul 16 #36

stick to your bush tvs shahidali47

willpower

20 Jul 16 #35

My living room wall is only 80" wide, so any angle other than head on with a screen this size would mean me standing in the hallway, looking in through the door.

ollie87

20 Jul 16 #34

Probs input lag on something like this.

kman0013

20 Jul 16 1 #33

from your comment i thought you would be more of an "expert"

audioslim

20 Jul 16 1 #32

For info my 50inch hisense got an update to give 17ms lag on gaming mode. It was shocking before. Moral of story is that hisense do those sorts of things. Can't say about this model mind.

fishmaster

20 Jul 16 #31

I'm not being nasty I hope, but why couldn't you Google "What is HDR?"

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

Here's what I'm getting at from the above article >

"Previously, HDR was rushed out to consumers before anyone had really agreed on a set of standards to define it. TV manufacturers and content providers therefore had very little in terms of clearly defined specs to work to when creating HDR screens and content.

"With the UHD Premium label, we now know the precise specifications to which a TV must conform in order to be considered HDR compatible."

kman0013

20 Jul 16 1 #30

thank you will check it out

wirralsman

20 Jul 16 #29

0% finance if you repay within 6 months with a £29 fee, so effectively 4% interest.

richardsimpson1234

20 Jul 16 1 #28

Great tv and bargain if you can get one. I picked one up around a month ago when they first hit HotUKdeals before the euro2016 games. Impressive but if kit for the price.
Don't game so can't comment on that sorry.
Legs can only go where they are meant to unless you want to make something yourself. Have to be brave as it's not a light piece of equipment. Would worry it would topple over!
Richer sounds and 6 year guarantee. What's not to like?

Hocus

20 Jul 16 #27

http://www.techradar.com/news/television/hdr-welcome-to-the-next-big-shift-in-home-entertainment-1280990

Go into a shop and ask them to put one of the TV's in HDR mode. I put my samsung 7 series to the side real quick. I was looking at the 58inch Hisense which is suppose to get an HDR update but got a display LG very cheap from John Lewis so I wont complain. good luck in your search, I will say it is worth it. But I suspect more so on the newer TV's and once more HDR content becomes available.

dazco

20 Jul 16 #26

OOS

kman0013

20 Jul 16 1 #25

could you explain too me what hdr is and is it worth getting im a noob at this thanks.

fishmaster

20 Jul 16 #24

HDR is irrelevant anyway if it's not done properly, even if this TV has HDR there's no evidence it's implemented properly.

zappermac

20 Jul 16 #23

Great tv

bellboys

20 Jul 16 #22

That's the same as the internal dimension of my 3 seater sofa! :confused:

archydarchy

20 Jul 16 #21

I've found out the legs are around 131/133cm apart apparently :confused:

Killshot

20 Jul 16 1 #19

What do you mean? Mine is arriving today so I can take some photo of the base for you.

rish83 to Killshot

20 Jul 16 #20

The legs that form the base are very wide apart, so was wondering can they be moved inwards so that the gap between them is narrower.

rish83

20 Jul 16 #18

Anyone know whether the legs on these Hisense Tvs can be changed? My soundbase isn't wide enough to accommodate any Hisense Tvs as far as i know.

shahidali47

20 Jul 16 1 #12

how comes there's no reviews from reputable technology websites on these heisense teles? something fishy going on. I'll stick to sony Samsung thanks.

dazco to shahidali47

20 Jul 16 #14

Erm, ok.

Killshot to shahidali47

20 Jul 16 1 #17

There are actually quite a few reviews available for Hisense. They are the 4th biggest manufacturer for electronics and have only just try to break in the UK market with their TVs. Hence the tv ATM amazing value for money. They have also just bought sharp TV in the USA.
I think you will find spec for spec you will be looking at £1600 for similar on Samsung or Sony

chrispaps12

20 Jul 16 #16

Have some heat, a 65inch tv for this price is a bargain and with a 6 year warranty.

trowscars

20 Jul 16 #15

on backorder! no stock!

dazco

20 Jul 16 6 #13

What a ridiculous thing to ask

jaydeeuk1

20 Jul 16 14 #11

Why wouldn't you want to game on a 65" TV.

craig.walton2

20 Jul 16 #3

There are multiple threads on this TV asking the what the lag is like for gaming but I'm yet to find an answer if anyone can help. Thanks

anlygi to craig.walton2

20 Jul 16 #9

If you're concerned you can always bring your console/PC along to Richer Sounds for a demo. They're a very friendly bunch.

hukdbargain to craig.walton2

20 Jul 16 #10

Why would you want to game on a 65" TV.

dazco

20 Jul 16 #8

They will not deliver this

willyzippy89

20 Jul 16 #7

OOS?

Killshot

20 Jul 16 #6

I was considering this one vs the 55m7000 which is the ULED HDR. For the same price. After reading up I went for the M7000. Better. Spec and on normal sky tv the Pixal will be bad on a 65".
But I was really tempted by this. Still HOT.
Need to order tho I think

Killshot

20 Jul 16 #5

This is the usual price.
Last year model. Latest one is out soon
This tv is Not HDR

exexpat

20 Jul 16 #4

Cost is £29.

andrewdean84

20 Jul 16 #2

This seems to be the usual price?

dotnetter

20 Jul 16 #1

anyone got one - just curious what the viewing angles are like - I think I remember reading a review somewhere that said that the pictures wasn't great if you weren't sitting fairly central.

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