Not everyone is a stuck up pompous toff like yourself Rich.

Says someone surfing a cheap deals website.....

What's the matter, not get enough attention when you were a kid?

Poor man's grammar.

​sounds like someone got ripped off by the 'big boys' and is a little bitter...

Don't forget about GET20 code :smiley:

no HDR? Is that important?

Is this the 2016 model? Confused

This now has 4k youtube and amazon prime to go along with 4k netflix.

We bought a Hisense 65 inch 2 years ago and I cannot praise it enough, fantastic value for money.

Anyone know the difference between this TV and the 50H7GB?
Thanks

It's ok thanks. Seems I've taken a link to the USA and that's for their market (misled by the GB bit)

Seems to have been introduced in October 2015 and has decent reviews. Have bought one so thanks for the find and heat added

Heat added good price

I brought one of these for my bedroom it's got 4K Netflix but not Amazon so I ended up getting a fire tv 4K box for it on prime day.the TV really is a great tv and I often play Xbox one on it with out any lag problems with out game mode on.

Cheap TV for utter cheap people. Anyone praising this clearly can't afford a good brand and have never experienced one. The "I can't praise this enough crowd". Pathetic.

​sounds like someone got ripped off by the 'big boys' and is a little bitter...

Cheap TV for cheap people.

rather buy Philips ambilight, samsung, LG pr Panasonic for a a bit more with a long warranty

Expensive for an unknown brand. Will stick with Sony, lg , Samsung etc.

He's just bitter because all his deals have been toss

I'm tempted to buy a Hisense to replace my kaput Samsung, they're a cheaper brand but build quality wise they're on par with the likes of LG and Samsung.

I've seen a couple of their larger offerings 65 inchers both curved and flat and they were on par with our Samsung UE65H8000 and that was over £2000 in 2014.

Ye over the Internet, I have the older k321 and I got it on Tuesday.
Don't have prime to try it, but the videos are there an YouTube works a treat

Poor mans TV.

And anybody who ever bought a Samsung Q1 would have called them a third rate company at the time too.

Think these Hisense are same internals as Samsung etc just different software!

I own one. It's a **** TV, the system lag is ridiculous and it lacks some pretty basic features (no apps, not even ITV player). The picture is OK though - just bear in mind you're very much getting what you pay for here.

I read it on the net today but obviously not true then! May have been LG then.

I can also vouch for the input lag, its really noticeable when going through a pc. The mouse takes ages to respond, I have this model though Hisense 50EC591U 50

Heres the TV on Amazon - 4.3 out of 5.0 from 115 reviews - although if all of those are for exactly this model number someone with more experience with amazon will be able to clarify

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Hisense-Smart-Ultra-years-warranty/dp/B015Q9LERM


Tech specs from manufacturers website
https://hisense.co.uk/electronics/tvs/he50kec315uwts/spec

To me appears to be a lot of TV for the money, with happy owners in general. Heat.

good deal and heat given, but I'm holding out for a model that HDR and local dimming for around the £500 to £550 mark

Don't forget quid Co!!

why doesn't it have 3D?

An apostrophe is used when a letter is missing ie did not = didn't, could not = couldn't. It's not used with an s to make a standard noun plural. I hope this clears things up for you.

An apostrophe is also used to show possession. So Poor man's grammar is correct. Buffoon.

holy sh*t

school boy error

I'll not delete it though

I'll just leave this here



complete pants for a guy that did A level english

I purchased a newly released 2016 model 65" Hisense TV (65K5510) just as the Euro 2016 tournament kicked off. It was replacing my top end 50" Panasonic VT series, anyone worth their salt in technology will know that's a very decent TV to be taking over its place.
When watching Freeview HD it upscale's the picture, still nowhere near 4K but still up there with the Panny. SD channels are ok but great, this is due the the TVs sheer size it's stretching the low quality image over a large screen ALL large screens will suffer from this, nothing to do with the quality of the TV itself. PS4 looks amazing and has no input lag what so ever. Unsurprisingly 4K content looks jaw dropping good, plus this TV has loads of settings, savings and options to play around with unlike Panasonic's very basic format.

I shall be upgrading to Hisense ULED technology when it hits their 75" benchmark models next year, but for now I'm more than happy with this little one.

As for the clueless monkeys out there. This isn't a budget brand TV that you find in your local Argos store, its High quality, High in technology at a very reasonable price. Where were Lucky Goldstar and Samsung 10 years ago? Pretty sure they weren't the 3rd largest TV manufacturer on the planet, in fact I bet Hisense assemble LG & Samsung's TV's for them.

Kudos for owning it though.

Yes it supports apps, weird european apps that no normal person would install. Weird that you're defending this TV when you don't even own one...

Big brands sale down...let it be like that. Benefit for consumers.

Q3 2016 earnings report. iPhone sales are down; Mac sales are down; overall revenue is down
Samsung Electronics has been hit by falling sales for its smartphones and semiconductors.

This is a very good deal. Heat added.

so hold up does this have YouTube 4k and Netflix 4k or not then ?

Use get25 to get £25 off

weird european apps? what like bbc iplayer and netflix? damn weirdos. Anyway, its true I dont own one, but I seem more knowledgeable about them than you anyway.

​so why in the last few hours have I been watching 4k youtube then on my k321 .
:smirk:

That's weird. I have the 55" of this years model (55m3300) & I have iplayer, YouTube & Netflix, but no Amazon?!

The K321 was last years model - I had it and returned it for the new 55inch because of the lack of Amazon 4k as promised.

I assume the update has finally happened in the past few days ?

I apologise if this is the case - over on av forums people are still asking when will the update happen so I assumed it had not taken place.

Dave

Don't bother replying to people like Rich-G.

Obvious trolling and trying to elicit a response. If you ignore him he will go away and ask his mum if he can go outside to catch more Pokemon.

Boyf has the K321 model - he is trying to use Netflix and says he can't get the Ethernet connection to work (he has a BT HomeHub 5) - is he missing something?

He says the resolution on Netflix is terrible through Wi-Fi.

anyone know the different between these 2 models ?


he50kec315uwts vs H50M3300

I got the firmware update a couple of days ago (long overdue) YouTube does now play in 4K (enable video info in settings to see the resolution being played). The info for the update said Amazon Prime also supported but not looked to see if it's there.

Oh, and the other fix is making the HDMI 2.0 ports fully HDCP 2.2 compliant. Before the update Netflix on the Nvidia Shield would not output 4K, it now does.

As others have said it's good quality TV especially for the price. It won't support HDR if that bothers you, but I don't believe you'll get anything as good without paying considerably more. Not sure about input lag when gaming on a PC, I know there was a lot of discussion about this so check if that's what you want to use it for, but input lag on Xbox One is not noticeable at all (for me anyway) the measurement is quoted somewhere but if looking it up make sure it's after the December 2015 firmware update as this improved it considerably.

As far as I know the 315 is 2015 model and the 3300 is 2016 model. The 3300 is supposed to support HDR, but again I believe that might be after a firmware update (I have waited since March for the firmware update on my TV which has only just arrived, so don't hold your breath!). I'm sure someone will confirm if that's correct. As for any other difference I haven't looked, but other than HDR probably not a lot.

Actually, "poor mans" is correct, "man's" is a contraction of "man is"

Yester year?
Samsung is a new comer to mainstream technology.
Uhmm... Samsung make their own panels. Outsource? Bang & Olufson do that and the panel supplier is Samsung....
I've worked in the tech field for 10 years. I buy off Samsung direct. Never bough even batteries from Richer Sounds or TJ Huges etc.
No, I have a Samsung washing machine and the 5 year warranty is direct with Samsung. No third party retailer is involved.
I think you need to shut down and be quiet. You trying to talk as if you know who I am. Yet you really dont.
Look, do wtf you want with your earnings... I really do not care.
I'm not a brand nutcase. I buy wtf I like and know is good value for money.
However, buy your Hisense crap. See how well they enforce the warranty. A bit like the Huawei brand. Go buy a Huawei mbile phone and see where you can have a repair locally done on the phone once it messes up. YOu;ll find you have to send it off for a month rather than a week when compared to a Samsung, Apple, or LG.
Tell me then, who else does Ambilight apart from Philips? No one!!! As Philips are also a lighting specialist!! If you are telling me Hisense do the same like for like product at a cheaper price, then you are talking nonsense and need some common sense!
By the way, I drive a Kia. So no, I am not a "brands dream"!. As I will not buy Ford, Opel/Vauxhall, VW, BMW, Mini or Audi... Nor Mercedes..

Oops.

Schoolboy is one word and English should be capitalised. :wink:
You know, while we are at it. LOL

I don't think it required a grammar war though.

As if anyone gets any formal achievement for being precise with grammar, spelling or setencing on a internet forum which will not be read in a month. lol

Exactly. I think people were ragging on Rich-G as he suggested many of this parish are low class low quality types. Yet he is still here knee deep in baked bean deals with all of us :smiley:

I'm only here to share my knowledge and bargains I find here with people. I have no time to insult or belittle people I don't know.
If it sticks a feather in his hat to do so, then I feel sorry for them.They cannot have to much going on in the real world! lol

​I still think Panasonic lead the way, especially with the addition of giving their own 5 year warranties. That said, you'd have to pay a bit more for a Panasonic.
For the price range that Hisense offer, they seem good and I'd be tempted to try one.
Though overall, in the higher price ranges, Panasonic win for me.

​Best thing I've read all day!

I hate to break it to you but Philips wete bought by TPV Technology about 10 years ago.......they are the cheap chinese manufacturer that normally trade under the AOC brandname.
Philips is to AOC what Sjarp is to Hisense.......purely a brand name to sell cheap high quality electronics to people that can't see past their Vestel Panasonic TV.

Can anyone confirm if the new firmware enables HDR on the 2016 version of this tv?

Thanks

Which model do you have please? And what firmware version do you have? I have the 55m3300 & don't seem to have had an update yet. Thansk

How does this compare to the Hisense H50M3300 / H55M3300 that was posted on and off over the last few weeks. a bit more expensive but appears to have partial HDR etc. I am guessing this one is the 2016 model where the 3300 was a 2015? Whats the pro's con's?

Want to buy just need to check this first.

Has there been an update to support Amazon Prime 4k, Netflix 4k & Youtube 4k? If there has did the update also do the HDMI 2.0 to DHCP 2.2?

Many thanks in advance people.

Have trailed through the comments and looked all over the place online and cant see a definitive answer.

Someone rename this thread to "Rich-G's guide on how to annoy everyone with just one comment". I suspect you were all reeled in like sprats on a fishing line..

He works in the "tech field" so he must know. Whatever that does / could mean in this context.

My honor (huawei) was sent back for repair under warranty and was back in my hands in 5 days..I'm also very happy with the build quality, more so than with my previous Samsung... just saying :wink:

​Oh dear.

​
Are you sure that's not just because your running it at 4k 30hz on your pc? You need hdmi 2.0 on your pc in order to run this screen smoothly otherwise you will notice lag

Can anyone measure the distance between the outside of the two feet/ stands.

Need to figure out if it will fit my tv stand.

Want to buy just need to check this first.

Has there been an update to support Amazon Prime 4k, Netflix 4k & Youtube 4k? If there has did the update also do the HDMI 2.0 to DHCP 2.2?

Many thanks in advance people.

Have trailed through the comments and looked all over the place online and cant see a definitive answer.

​Yes that's right , this model doesn't seem to be massively different .
If the firmware is finally here for my model , the newer models should have it too

Does anyone know if this is the same model as this one in Richer Sounds? Don't RS do a price match?

http://m.richersounds.com/#!/product/HISE-50M3300

:laughing::laughing::laughing::laughing::laughing::laughing::laughing:

HDR is a key point now, I found out the hard way when I got my Xbox One S for my 4K TV (which I've had for about a year) and noticed the whole list of features that weren't available because the TV didn't support HDR 10

Argos is cheaper for the M3300 model though, I would try and get them to price match in RS.[/quote]
Great.....thanks Andy

Are you serious? You waded into a grammar debate and then got it hopelessly wrong? Oh dear indeed, as someone just posted. What did we do to our education system...

Here's a link for you. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apostrophe#General_principles_for_the_possessive_apostrophe

Great stuff. Thanks for playing everyone. :smile:

Thanks, Rich, that had me and my old missus (a real grammar buff) entertained for a short while. And barbiegirl's link is a beut. And I bought the tele as well.

Or should that be beaut?

Sharp are not owned by Hisense. They are owned by Foxconn (or at least will be in the coming few months).

Sharp have licenced their name to Hisense in the US. In Europe they licenced to UMC.

Philips sold their electronics section to TPV. The two are not really comparable.

Can someone please measure the distance between the two feet / stands.

Need to check if it will fit my tv unit.

so tempted to get this or the M3300 55". mainly for ps4 use.
but i have read that 4k tvs blur the image by stretching 1080p to fit the 4k screen, anyone have any experience with this tv for game lag or blur?
also do these work at 60fps??
cant find a straight up answer anywhere
im upgrading from my old 43" samsung plasma

Thanks

It is also used in the possessive ie: a poor man's tv = a tv belonging to a poor man. I hope this clears up a very basic use of English for you.

Really appreciate your reply. im going to go for it, my plasma was only 720p so im hoping for a big jump in picture quality
Nice to have a simple answer with no trolling

thanks again

Thanks mate, and thanks OP

dont suppose you know anything about the M3300 model? missed out on the 55" from AO a few days ago at £490 because i had my doubts. kicking myself now

May I ask two questions. 1. Can you easily see the difference between Netflix 1080p and 4k? (genuine question, I've not seen them myself so have no idea at all 2. What speed internet do you have and is that always sufficient for 4k streams?

Thanks

Could anyone please confirm what version firmware/software they have please? I have the 55m3300 & my YouTube is only playing HD (used video info in the YouTube settings), so was wondering if anyone with the same model has had an update? Thanks in advance.

I have 200Mb Virgin internet, and yest it plays 4K streaming no issues (and I should hope so too!).

As for the difference between Netflix 1080p and 4k, being totally honest I can hardly tell the difference. I know the TV can look incredible with 4k content, I have downloaded several sample files (like the ones you see playing in the shops) and they look awesome. I can only assume the bit rate is so much lower on Netflix that you lose a lot of picture quality. The same applies to Amazon Prime. What I would be interested in seeing is an UHD disc playing as i'm sure the bit rate is going to be considerably higher on those.

Just found an Avforums article comparing 4k Netflix to Blu-ray which might be of interest:

https://www.avforums.com/article/is-4k-netflix-better-than-blu-ray.10589

not HDR

Just to post a bit more info for anyone purchasing this TV now. The firmware upgrade started rolling out a few days ago and according to Hisense will roll out over 2 weeks depending on your serial number/current firmware, so if it doesn't update straight away this might be why (not sure if forcing to check update in settings will force the update through).

Also, once updated, the Amazon Prime app may not appear straight away, they say to allow 24 hours for it to install (mine showed up the following day).

You might find what you need in the AVforums thread for the 3300:

https://www.avforums.com/threads/hisense-55-m3300.2028817/

Or ask in there i'm sure you will get a response.

Going to bite the bullet and go for it. Thanks for the advice.

Thanks - excellent answer and link too!

I suspected that this might be the case - TBH I struggle to tell the difference between 720p and 1080p at any sensible distance - I do wonder if the whole 4k thing is a bit of a marketer's wet dream - "ooh a bigger number, I can sell that..". That and ageing eyes.

200mbps eh? Nice if you can get it. I'm "stuck" on 78mbps via Infinity (which I'm lucky to get as I'm within 40 yards of the cabinet). As the avforums article says, we need physical media for proper 4k or bigger bitrates from the likes of Netflix..

Got an alternative then ?

My point was more that Philips TV isn't really Philips of old nut owmed and made by another Chinese company.
Thanks for the clarification regarding Sharp though, as I was under the impression Hisense had bought the brand name outright, though i have only read headlines to that extent - good to know so i don't make myself look a tit in future :smile:

I have to say I don't always believe it's as simple as higher the resolution the better the picture, I think it's down to the source just as much. I have played a Blu-ray on this TV and probably just as good (maybe better) than 4k Netflix. But then some people swear 4k on Netflix is incredible and can't go back to 1080p after....I don't get it.

When I bought the TV YouTube couldn't play 4k, and yet people on the forums were commenting how amazing 4k on YouTube looked. It wasn't until they were told how to check the video info option that they realised they were only watching in 1080p. I have to agree the clips did look good even at 1080p but goes to show how hard it is to see the difference.

I wondered why Rich-G had not replied to you, but then I saw this deal...
http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/6-cans-lilt-1-heron-2491026

He's probably queuing as we speak.

As you say though, very few manufacturers of TVs left from the old days of the big Japanese/European/Korean brands.

Problem is there's no profit in it any more. Any monkey can build a TV reliable enough to get through warranty and safety checks these days (since there are Chinese companies making the boards to order). When you look at just about any 'Chinese' TV (and this includes Cello, Hisense, Seiki and UMC, even though most of these are made in Europe), they look more or less identical inside -- because they're just built from the same generic parts. They're almost like clone PCs nowadays for the most part.

So the old names are pulling out, one by one. Sharp's expertise has always been with components so I'd expect them to go back to what they're good at -- so there's no need to keep the name going on TVs. Similar story with Philips, Hitachi etc. Panasonic are going the same way so it's only a matter of time before Samsung and LG represent the top-end.

I'm not convinced the Chinese companies will ever go upmarket though as it's still a race to the bottom in the Chinese market.

You mentioned Samsung and LG. But you forgot Sony...who are still miles better than any other TV brand.

So will this TV display HDR or what? I'm about to click buy...

Mine has HDR on the box, not actually had any HDR content though.

No problem you'll love it :sunglasses:

Back to school you two (year 2 English info http://www.theschoolrun.com/what-is-an-apostrophe). The apostrophe is required in order to indicate possession. The dog's bone, the poor man's TV.

Anyway I think this is a hot deal and have just bought one as a result.

You sure you have this KEC315 model with HDR on the box? Would be surprised as the reason for the new 3000 models was for HDR support. Never read anything to say this model does or ever will support HDR. Will be more than happy if i'm wrong...

Haha why are you even on hot uk deals? You obviously don't need to make any savings! :wink:

Wow, so many soap boxes in this topic.

I'd personally say it's an ok deal, but I'd personally add a few more quid and get a HDR model but that's me.

Hisense make good tech but read many disgruntled owners waiting for apps and glitches to be sorted and after being promised them for many months they still haven't resolved them.

Samsung generally have their apps all sorted but obviously a few more quid. I suppose you could pick up an Nvidia shield or Xbox One S to get your 4K content..

​I only bought Sharp in the 90s. When they did awesome microwaves.
I dont care whom owns who. If the parent firm is crap, then it all is. Audi, VW, Seat... Bentley... Lamborghini... Skoda etc.. all bull ****.
you should wind your neck in. I own JBL bass boxes and Infinity Speakers as the Parent company is Harmon Kardon.
you can buy Bosch badged Beko machines. still a load of old ****.

Thanks OP, used GET25 successfully and take delivery tomorrow. Been after a replacement for my failing 8 year old Samsung Plasma. Let's hope its as good as the specs and the comments from owners on here.

True but Sony are going the same way. They already outsource production of cheaper sets in the North American market, sadly. They're not as far down the road as Panasonic (whose self-manufactured sets are still more reliable than Sony's) but they'll follow soon enough.

Hi there - does you netlfix play smoothly? I remember seeing somewhere that as the tv displays content at 50hz it can make the netflix playback quite choppy (or something to that affect). Please could you let us know if you have any issues playing videos in netflix. Thanks!

​bugatti is volkswagen.
gimme a nissan skyline any day

​Can you name another tv which does have itv player except Samsung?

​Ok I'll bite.

Just bought 1 of these for my dad, comparing it to my LG which cost me £1600 2 years ago granted it's not as polished. But the extra £1200 in my pocket more than makes up for that.

You my friend are an ass!
No doubt you have an iPhone :laughing:

Plenty of deals on named Tvs.
Tesco had a deal on a 43" LG tv and sound bar for about two months this year. Only LCD.. Howversit was £200 for the TV and £50 something for the sound bar.
I dont need bigger than that in size.

​Just as pathetic as posters like you if you think that.

​Cos 3d was a gimmick that never caught on

Bought one Thursday. It arrived. today.. Absolutely great TV.. Superb colours. 4k is amazing.. YouTube works in 4k too and the tv has loads of hdmi and other connections (even a scart lol).. Highly recommended

Hi can you check if it has issues with netlfix ? I read a comment on another forum that it can be choppy at times!

Put your Samsung toys back in your pram, no need to get so excited. I was only challenging your somewhat sweeping statement that people should buy because of a badge. There have been some truly awful Sony and Panasonic TVs, which by your logic are better.

We were talking TV warranties, not washing machines. Who wants ambilight anyway - you don't exactly see the market awash with them. If you're saying Samsung are newcomers then there will have been a time when your slightly irrational argument was - Don't buy Samsung, stick to the well known brands like Sony, Bush, so you've shot yourself in your foot there haven't you. Well done buying your batteries from Samsung direct, I'm sure they're eternally grateful.

Oh and in your wildly off topic rant drifting into washing machines, phones, cars, lighting you mention Huawei. Google P6 is made by Huawei, and you'll get a next day replacement for a faulty P6.

And for the record I still watch a Panasonic Plasma. I'll upgrade once 4k/HDR has matured a little more and stops evolving. Who knows it may be a Hisense, it may not. I'll judge against what else is available without brand prejudice.

annnd relax.

This tv says on the box "HDR local playback only"
Now I've looked all over the place including the HiSense website and can't find what the heck this means, can anyone shed some light on this for me?

​You completely missed the point.

Named TVs? Is HiSense not a name now? I

You generally get what you pay for, a cheap ass lg tv will be just as bad as a cheap ass "non named tv" :stuck_out_tongue:

Can someone please advise if this TV can play movies through it's USB port? Much obliged

​UE48J6200 Samsung Smart Full HD TV for £349 (13% Off)

https://www.groupon.co.uk/deals/gg-groupon-goods-global-gmb-h-1820-170?utm_source=8dHsIL&utm_campaign=UserReferral_ma

UE48J6200 Samsung Smart Full HD TV for £349 (13% Off)

https://www.groupon.co.uk/deals/gg-groupon-goods-global-gmb-h-1820-170?utm_source=8dHsIL&utm_campaign=UserReferral_ma

no lag either unlike the Hisense TV.

​I rather buy a slightly smaller tv. UE48J6200 Samsung Smart Full HD TV for £349 (13% Off)

https://www.groupon.co.uk/deals/gg-groupon-goods-global-gmb-h-1820-170?utm_source=8dHsIL&utm_campaign=UserReferral_ma

That's 1080p

Just to follow up, my set was delivered yesterday. Copied the recommended settings off the review on avforums and I have to say I'm over the moon with it. Just watched Minions 1080p with the little one and it looked fantastic (as does the Olympic HD coverage). Longest she's sat still all week.

Got the 38" Toshiba in the bedroom now (replacing the old 32") so all groovy.

Very pleased with the purchase.

​lmao. we're in 2016.
I worked for Philips up until 2011. TPV bought 51% of Philips in 2012. That was 4 years ago.
what broke Philips is the fact they invested ambilight Technology in "This is it" for Michael Jacksons comeback. the financial strain never showed right away. His Billie Jean outfit lit up to match the way the music video paving stones lit in the video..
I hate to break it to you, but you cannot count. Lastly, Aoc dont build the Philips TVs. they just collect the revenue. :wink:

Surprising you wouldn't know this then, as TPV Technology bought the vast majority of Philips TV and monitor manufacturing business way back in 2005, leaving Philips with the high-end part of the TV business. It later formed a new company called TPVision (initially partially owned by Philips, but later bought outright) for the full Philips TV production and manufacturing.

You are right on one aspect though, AOC don't build Philips TV's, as they are merely a trading name that TPV use. Philips manufacturing plants owned by TPV since 2005 manufacture the majority of Philips branded TV's.

Ye I know I had to get a 90 degree adaptor so I could put hdmi 2 cable in to the back port.

No Panasonic are still set to continue on new line up. They seem to be the only Manufacturer to listen to consumers to

Local playback for HDR means through USB only.

Do you have a link for the review? I can't find one for this model on avforum.

hello guys could someone advise me is this a good tv to buy many thanks

I've looked for ages and settled on this one after seeing it had the latest updates and in all honesty think it's a fantastic tv for the price. Delivery, set-up and tuning were all effortless. That said I'm not into gaming, just want a good picture (U Tube 4k is brilliant) and decent sound. Hope that helps

thanks very much bendaw

I think this is the AVForums Review previously mentioned - https://www.avforums.com/review/hisense-55k321-LTDN55K321UWTSEU-4k-uhd-tv-review.12122

Yes, I read that thanks. It relates to the tv before the subsequent significant software updates and also the price has dropped by about £100. Amazon video has been added - but there's not a lot of free Prime content. However, upscaling of both live tv and videos is quite effective

unknown? pretty sure they were advertising on the pitch hoardings at every televised euro 16 game in June - spent 90m to be an official sponsor of a huge televised sporting tournament......

​Ah.. We have a troll..

Say`s the OP that posted poor man`s Iceland (Heron, which l love by the way!
[url=]But l shop at Heron Foods,lol.

This still going. :smile:

Just from the ones who haven't bothered to read the entire thread, they simply got to your comments and were so enraged they had to hit reply..lol :laughing:

Hi all. Had the TV delivered earlier this week. Having problems with the freeview tuner. After scanning for channels via antenna I am missing quite a lot of the channels. Anyone else experiencing this? Any work around? Before getting the new Hisense I had a freeview box which got the full channel list so the aerial is not the issue. Tried rescanning, no joy. Unplugged the aerial and scanned again to remove the saved channels and scanned again. Still no luck.

Sorry I can't help you. I've got old Humax freesat and everything worked fine straight out of the box. Suggests you may have a faulty tv though, doesn't it?

does it have HDR ?

No, doesn't seem to. Says it has PVR to "record the current programme" and I think you can record via usb but haven't looked into it as I use freesat box

Hmm I think I've found a bit of a problem with this TV- apparent lack of support for exFAT or NTFS on the USB ports- means no partitions of more than 8gb or files of more than 4gb, on the USB ports. What use is that, when what limited 4k video is available, is all massive? I can't see things getting any better when HD blu ray comes out either, the files on these are going to be into the hundreds of gigs territory. If anyone comes across a workaround for this that would be good- at the moment, because my graphics card won't go to 2160, I can't view the little 4k I can find.

DLNA!!

*update*
Missing freeview channels. I was flicking through the channel list the other day and some of the freeview channels that were missing from the autoscan are now present! There is a setting in the menu to automatically permit channel updates so this seems to be why they are suddenly present. A number of channels are still missing so am hoping the imminent firmware upgrade might help. Anyone have the upgraded firmware and have its version number so I can check against mine?

Regards franc

Had never heard of that before. Working sweet now, cheers (although casting to the TV is showing an error, I can grab video from the PC from the TV fine. Thanks for the advice.

Actually just for accuracy it turns out that this TV does support large files on NTFS formatted drives- but for some reason on my TV it only works on one of the two USB ports.

Not in stock

​agreed

​thats kinda true. they own a few other companies too

​most people want the good brands here at bargain prices.
people here are not Poundland Bunnies

I've got a 40 inch hisense ... really good for the money

I don't need s TV this large. I bought a TV that's 43inch and an LG smart tv for £179

​my LG G3 never needed a repair...

​Because 3d was an unpopular dad that is dead.

Like Trevor Jordache.