HISENSE LTDN58K700 58 inch 4K Ultra HD 3D Smart LED TV Freeview HD 1000Hz - £599 @ RicherSounds

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HISENSE LTDN58K700 58 inch 4K Ultra HD 3D Smart LED TV Freeview HD 1000Hz @ Richer Sounds 6yr Warranty £599.00

£599 RicherSounds11 Oct 16

Source: HotUKDeals | Deals > Technology

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RajUK

11 Oct 16

Be totally immersed in TV, with the 3D, 4K, 58 inch Hisense LTDN58K700xwtseu

Fabulous 4K on the big screen
The bigger the screen the greater the difference 4K makes, so on this 58" stunner, it's a big difference! With four times the resolution of Full 1080p HD, 4K (UHD) TV offers stunning detail and resolution for totally life-like realism. Even without a native 4K UHD signal, UHD upscaling means that you can scale up an ordinary HD signal to make the best of the screen. Get Netflix 4K or other 4K content and the image just keeps getting better.

Hisense 3D for a thrilling experience
Once you've experienced 3D TV, ordinary TV just never seems quite the same. Images appear to occupy the space behind the screen as well as 'reaching out' into the room. For a totally immersive TV experience, 3D still takes some beating. One pair of 3D glasses is included to get you started.

Powerful processing
Packing a Quad Core processor, the Hisense is a powerful performer with Smart content, too. Connect up to your home network by Ethernet or Wi-Fi and enjoy access to a wide range of apps including favourites such as Netflix, YouTube and Twitter. A built-in web browser and DLNA compatibility lets you browse and stream to your heart's content.

Socket to 'em
Four HDMI sockets means this TV is every bit as well connected as the big-name TVs. Two of these sockets are the latest HDMI 2.0 version and the Hisense is also compatible with HEVC, meaning that it can stream Netflix 4K with ease. Other connections include no fewer than three USB sockets, one of which is the latest USB 3.0 version for a high speed link. Throw in an optical connection for a soundbar/base and you've got everything you need in a 4K TV.

Fantastic Freeview HD
It might be some way behind 4K, but Freeview HD is still a huge step-up on regular Freeview TV. If you're not using Sky, Virgin, BT or another digital TV provider, Freeview HD is the way to go for free-to-access digital TV through your existing aerial. Compared to standard Freeview, images are far more detailed, with rich colour and enhanced realism.

PVR USB
One of the USB sockets lets you connect up a USB memory stick to use as a PVR. PVR stands for Personal Video Recorder and lets you record TV programmes via the set's Electronic Programme Guide. It can also pause live TV - just like a subscription based set-top box.

Enjoy the bigger picture, with this Hisense beauty.

Top comments

JonnyLarge

11 Oct 16 51 #23

all hail Sam of London, knower of brands..

Uridium

11 Oct 16 12 #35

Really..?? How much broadcast 4k is there around? Actually how much broadcast 1080p even is there around?....nope not much.

More like you are at the station waiting for a train that's not going to arrive for 2-3 more years.

At the moment a 4k TV with a good quality upscaler fpr SD and HD is more important than HDR if you want to watch Broadcast material but as usual everyone is obsessed by the specs rather than the picture quality...

Apogee00

11 Oct 16 10 #5

This'll look good with my wall mounted on it :laughing:

Aren't some of the more known brands just re badged anyway?

ohblobbything

11 Oct 16 7 #14

Is this HDR...proper HDR?

Latest comments (96)

solid

6 Nov 16 #96

Agree with everything you've said.
Best vague telly atm

rhysd89

6 Nov 16 #95

very impressed with it overall.

4k picture quality through BT is outstanding, and general HD upscaling is also very impressive.

surprisingly good sound, havent bothered to install my soundbar as yet as its so good.

overall very impressed with it.

only negatives are the menus feel a bit clunky, and the internet can drop through wi-fi every now and again.

NorwoodDeals

3 Nov 16 #94

How is it?

ranvinder

21 Oct 16 #91

Will be interested to hear your view on it!

solid to ranvinder

22 Oct 16 #93

I seem to remember that some TVs (early plasmas or LEDs) had to be left on for a certain amount of hours in order to bed them in.
Does that kind of thing apply to TVs these days? Or can you just plug them in, and start watching stuff?

rhysd89

21 Oct 16 #92

arrives between 3-6; will give me thoughts

rhysd89

20 Oct 16 #90

why has this been expired? still available. mine arrives tomorrow.

rhysd89

15 Oct 16 #89

order made and being delivered next friday. being told there is 20+ left at their Stockport depot. Free delivery also.

rhysd89

13 Oct 16 #88

not in stock at Edinburgh branch. shouldve checked before i rented a van :disappointed:

Rhythmeister

12 Oct 16 1 #87

That's HORRENDOUS, the message would seem to be if you're gaming avoid this TV :confused:

mollydog53

12 Oct 16 #86

I have to agree with that on the other hand I am in the same position as some of you others in ukhd land I would like to upgrade my tv . I have a Panasonic plasma at the mo but shops are saying to feature proof your tv you need 4k,i have no 4k input at the mo and I have no intension to pay the over the odds for it any way. RS did say awhile back that there is a sony 1080p tv that would blow the socks off a lot of 4k tvs what do you think :confused:

The_Hoff

12 Oct 16 #85

HDR isn't about millions or billions in anything other than technical specifications which will be much more appropriate when applied to OLED screens in the years to come, our utopia!

HDR is much more about light and dark, the darkest blacks possible with local dimming, the brightest whites that LED can provide and the millions of gradients in between.

The aim is to perfectly replicate everything the human eye can see, contrast and not only colour. Don't assume that you can see everyone of the colours SDR supports, nor that your eye can't see any of the additional shades HDR supports.

HDR is fundamental to the best 4K picture possible, clearly you've decided you don't need that fidelity, no right or wrong but personally I'm waiting.

anthonygamble961

12 Oct 16 #84

XB1, PS4 and PC.

0zone

12 Oct 16 #83

Clearly not owned an actual HDR panel then.

hitman007

12 Oct 16 #82

Is that gaming on a PS4 or PC?

GDawes

12 Oct 16 1 #81

You can view the UHD Astra demo's via the satelite tuner.

anthonygamble961

12 Oct 16 #80

I got one of these last week. It's great. Watched some 4K content and it's superb. Gaming is fine too, the TV has an ARC HDMI socket, so I send that to my sound bar/wireless surround system. Also, it had BOTH freesat ant freeview built in.

markcraddock

12 Oct 16 1 #79

Ah I see. Is this because it's an 8 bit rather than 10 bit panel? Playing in HDR demo's allows the HDR option to be selected. Perhaps they should say "HDR Compatible"? Mind you, how does a human eye distinguish 10 bit colour - that's over 1 billion?. Even 8 bit gives 16 million - still way above what a human eye can see. Marketing eh!. That aside, I'm blown away with the quality of the picture. For the price and 6 year warranty it doesn't seem to be a bad deal.

kaiser051

12 Oct 16 #78

Yep 8 bit panels can accept a HDR signal but cant process it so they downscale it to SDR

kaiser051

12 Oct 16 #77

It adds HDR that the set cant fully process and downscales it to SDR

hitman007

12 Oct 16 #76

Isn't full HDR only on 10 bit panels?

hcc27

12 Oct 16 #75

Not really. Hisense and Foxconn are separate companies. Foxconn allowed Hisense to use the Sharp brand name for their TVs sold in the US under a 5 year licencing agreement, that's all.:
http://www.twice.com/news/tv/hisense-foxconn-deal-doesn-t-affect-our-use-sharp-brand/61009

markcraddock

12 Oct 16 #74

Awesome - needs a few tweaks from out the box, but it just as good as known brands costing twice as much. Latest firmware adds HDR.

markcraddock

12 Oct 16 #73

Rubbish....it's awesome

crazylegs

12 Oct 16 #72

Only if they look like you!

kaiser051

12 Oct 16 #71

If your gaming the input lag is around the 70/80ms mark which is quite high. But the April firmware should bring it down to around 52ms according to the Hisense sales team

kaiser051

12 Oct 16 1 #70

This is a 8 bit panel no update can turn a 8 bit panel into a 10 bit panel

hitman007

12 Oct 16 #69

Unable to see in the manual where it states it's 10 bit. Could you advise where it states 10 bit?

qwales

12 Oct 16 #68

Not a big enough leap from the 55, come on you 65's lets see you in the sub £1K frame

GDawes

12 Oct 16 #67

Hisense is owned by Foxcon (manufacturer of iPhones)
I think they also purchased Sharp's TV/Panel division if I am not mistaken.

Issue with this set according to Avforum's is on the latest unofficial firmware 818 PVR functionality is broken.
This version 818 is still a beta.
There has been no official firmware release since March time , look at their website for a download.
Final firmware has been promised since June still not public.

gskellorn

12 Oct 16 #66

Which firmware update? Do you have a link? :-)

gskellorn

12 Oct 16 #65

Just got the only one in Preston store - fired it up and so far really impressed!!

lilmisswelshie

12 Oct 16 #64

Yes I have this tv and it is 10bit and HDR. Just need to update the firmware. I bought mine last week for £559 from ao. I love it, I was sceptical at first as I have only owned Samsungs before but so glad I made the switch.

The_Hoff

12 Oct 16 #63

I wouldn't buy any 4k set right now. Enjoy your standard dynamic range set :smiley:

Virtute

12 Oct 16 #62

So, I bit the bullet and bought this TV. Impressed so far - I haven't watched any 4k content on it yet but the 3d glasses are comfortable. Anyone have any suggestions on the best way to get 4k content from mini displayport on a PC to HDMI on the TV?

porradude

12 Oct 16 1 #61

Shame about the active 3d, much prefer passive :smiley:

jaydeeuk1

12 Oct 16 #60

Are you just sulking because you paid a grand for this set?

The_Hoff

12 Oct 16 1 #59

Hisense are deploying an update that will enable 8K HDR on their 4K 8-bit panels.

Deedie

12 Oct 16 #58

crazy thing is. I noticed during the football last night, that the advertising boards around the stadium were advertising Hisense 8k tvs.

hatton420

12 Oct 16 #57

As per usual with the BS that is a RicherSounds deal "Good luck finding stock" ..

gunark

12 Oct 16 #56

I thought HUKDers preferred Ainol

crazylegs

12 Oct 16 1 #55

That maybe but everyone likes a bit of Bush!

hcc27

11 Oct 16 1 #54

Bush is a brand owned by the Home Retail Group, aka Argos and Homebase. Not quite on the same level as Hisense.

0zone

11 Oct 16 #53

I've had two in quick succession, we assumed it a fault, but it appears they are indeed faux HDR.
Get an IPS Sammy or LG, or live in ignorance :smiley:

The_Hoff

11 Oct 16 #52

Factually that's incorrect.

0zone

11 Oct 16 2 #51

Be totally immersed in murky blacks, lacluster colour, with the 3D no one cares about, 4K sub par image processing, blown up on a 58 inch screen. The Hisense D0NTBY58k700.

DweebDude

11 Oct 16 #50

You can get good HDR without a native 10 bit panel. It's not the defining feature

Gormond

11 Oct 16 #49

I would tell your friend that maybe he got a lemon :smile:

montana78

11 Oct 16 #48

My friend bought an 1800 sony tv and hes not impressed with hdr. Says it looks lime instagram movies. Lol

Uridium

11 Oct 16 1 #47

I always thought the same...my Panasonic VT Plasma was stunning..then it broke about a year ago. Replaced with a Samsung 55JU6400 and haven't found a single area where it's not beaten my old Plasma (ok maybe Blacks not quite as Ink black) No regrets even though it's not a 10 bit HDR panel...(personally I find HDR on most sets I've seen a bit like the over saturated dynamic mode electrical stores like to demo TV's in)
I find non HDR 4k more cinema like so it suits me

montana78

11 Oct 16 1 #46

Bush has been around for years. Dont mean its a good brand. Lol
Youre right. They dont have any hisense tvs on demo so you compare them. They say you can buy and refund if you dont like... but with a tv that big its a lot of effort

The_Hoff

11 Oct 16 1 #45

Yeah, you definitely wouldn't find Hisense advertising 8-bit panels as 10-bit, nope, nothing to see here! Or that their TV's support HDR, but actually means they can take the HDR input and output an emulated (processed, thus junk) dithered image.

The_Hoff

11 Oct 16 2 #44

Meanwhile we're all secretly hoping your HUKD account ceases to exist.

jaydeeuk1

11 Oct 16 2 #43

You won't find a 5* review from a certain well known samsung/sony supported site, but to all balanced review sites hisense are up there. Not quite as good as LG's, Sony's or Samsungs best, but VFM for under £1k most of their sets are unbeatable. They'll also release UHD premium sets in future, unlike Sony who just want to confuse customers even more with their own standards.

solid

11 Oct 16 #42

Reckon this is actually a pretty good price, if you believe the reports about how products are going to become expensive due to the fall of the pound over the next few months...

Chef_uk

11 Oct 16 #41

I've got this and it's not as big as I had hoped. I wish I had of gone for 65" TBH.

kaiser051

11 Oct 16 #40

Good bang for your buck as long as your not interested in HDR;this tv will accept future HDR signals but cant process them so it will display them as SDR

tazza84

11 Oct 16 #39

Get the Samsung ue55js9000

mxer450

11 Oct 16 1 #38

That's my problem, I have a Panasonic 42 lcd and it's absolutely Crystal on all channels, last thing I want is a TV that's all blocky and digital just because it's made for 4k hdr 3d etc, it's not reality for me. Thanks for the input..

Don't know if I could buy a Samsung tho, eek

srdrSEA

11 Oct 16 #37

how is Hisense compared to Sony and Samsung?

Uridium

11 Oct 16 2 #36

Look at the Samsungs If you just want to watch broadcast TV....best upscalers in the current Gen by a long way...(even the 2015 4K models as they are good bargains at the moment and use the same upscaling chipset as the 2016 models)

Uridium

11 Oct 16 12 #35

mxer450

11 Oct 16 #34

I just wanna watch telly. lol...

tjc2005

11 Oct 16 #33

Horrible cheap looking old style remote, and I hate it when they put the stands at the ends. At least on some tvs when they do that, you can slide them in towards the centre somewhat.

jinjur

11 Oct 16 #32

Local RS told me you will struggle to get these......I would have pulled the trigger if they had it.....Belfast that is BTW

afroylnt

11 Oct 16 2 #31

Trains won't be showing 4k for years; also the 4k/UHD feeds train is too expensive for many people and can't say where its going for sure right now.

Many people have no 4k or UHD feeds so not having 4k/UHD is a non issue; wait for standards to become actual standards over the next 18 months before buying specifically for 4k/UHD.

MrHot

11 Oct 16 #30

How easily can you avoid the "smart" stuff on this TV? All I want is to view stuff a single input without the panel having to boot into some OS just to do so.

CARVD

11 Oct 16 #29

Ignoring the 4K, if I was just looking for a decent sized full HD TV would this be a good alternative to other 50+ inch TV's out there?

OrigamiNinja

11 Oct 16 1 #13

Awaits

"How many bits is this"?

and

"Is this HDR......proper HDR"?

mcormack to OrigamiNinja

11 Oct 16 #28

I think it is 9 bit

spark10002001

11 Oct 16 #27

for anyone interested
https://www.avforums.com/threads/hisense-ltdn-k700xwtseu3d-owners-thread.1986050/

Fila79

11 Oct 16 #26

Nice ....

Let see if there is any left

peympeym

11 Oct 16 1 #3

Never heard of Hisense before till last couple of months. How does this brand compare to Samsung, LG and Sony? Is it just a rebrand of another manufacturer?

eslick to peympeym

11 Oct 16 2 #4

Massive company especially in Asia coming here now and even sponsoring football. Supposedly they are on par with the traditional companies making their own TVs.

sam_of_london to peympeym

11 Oct 16 #20

I have known it for more than 10yrs

hcc27 to peympeym

11 Oct 16 3 #25

Probably the largest white goods and appliances manufacturer in China. Revenues over USD4bn last year. Summary of financials here:

http://markets.ft.com/data/equities/tearsheet/profile?s=600060:SHH

In terms of picture quality this TV is probably one notch below top end Samsung or LCD TVs but boy are you getting a lot for less than half the price, at £600 quid and with a 6 year guarantee thrown in from the likes of Richer Sounds.

Heat from me. A great TV for the price. Only minor niggle is RS have a habit of not stocking these huge TVs online so you have to ring around stores and in this case probably hire a van unless you've got a mutha of a motor to carry it in.

keepitonthelow

11 Oct 16 #24

Having sky 4k is not what I would call cheap please don't come out and say netflix 4k are its still not upto par.

JonnyLarge

11 Oct 16 51 #23

all hail Sam of London, knower of brands..

Rich-G

11 Oct 16 #22

Hisense. :laughing:

mxer450

11 Oct 16 #19

Be interested on reviews on SD broadcast through HD box HDMI

sam_of_london to mxer450

11 Oct 16 1 #21

Sd and HD are finished. Now it uhd or 4k. You seem to have missed the train

Common Sense

11 Oct 16 3 #6

To increase sales they should offer brand deletion so the Hisense brand is not visible :wink:

tsimehC to Common Sense

11 Oct 16 #18

Just get a Sony sticker and stick it on top.

paulb77

11 Oct 16 1 #17

Weird stand - won't fit most tv stands - central base much better

leezp

11 Oct 16 #16

more than likely has a update for tv to make it hdr

timetosurf

11 Oct 16 1 #15

dont think this tv has hdr

ohblobbything

11 Oct 16 7 #14

Is this HDR...proper HDR?

exexpat

11 Oct 16 1 #12

Trouble with this one and few other big tvs is the feet are so far apart - if you are planning on putting this TV on a stand it's going to have to be seriously long...

How much are wall mounts for this beast?

lilbadaman

11 Oct 16 #11

these are so good! A lot of Tv for money! <3

ceebs69

11 Oct 16 1 #10

Just ordered, Thanks for the heads up. <3

andyleeds20

11 Oct 16 #9

Plenty of tv deals about at the mo ... heat heat heat

polarbaba

11 Oct 16 #8

Hi

how does this compare to the

Hisense 55M7000
or
55m5500

cheers