AVFORUMS review:

Hisense H65M7000 4K UHD TV

@jaybeam yeah agreed!

Trustedreviews gave 8/10 another great result.. When Samsung was in it's infancy it was seen as a cheap brand. Look where they are now..

I wish I could see one in action. The 300 peak brightness worries me though. Think I'd rather pay a bit more for a Samsung 7000. Or a lot less for an m3300 and accept I'm getting a budget tv.

@benjam1n - yes the brightness came up, but even considering that, against the Samsung the advice was the Hisense was still probably the better bet.

Native blacks were better than Samsung so much so there was the suggestion you could leave local dimming off if you wanted, when on, blacks were superb.

what warranty does it come with?

@carloroberts1 not sure, get in touch with BT. I would say this.. The SOG act states 6 years now for TVs although you have to prove the fault. I have certainly managed to get repairs done under this for my Panasonic out of warranty. Purchase with a credit card (not paypal) for extra weight behind you.

Own the 65k 720 and the 75M900 hisense
And for price, picture quality and gaming there both excellent
Black's are great and the colors really pop especially on the 75m7 900
Great buy heatYour text here

went for the 55M7000 version, Amazon is doing it for £649.99 daily deal

so impressed to hear Hisense are mapping content at 1000 nits correctly, now I do feel they've missed a trick though - if they'd have used 120 zone FALD tech (like they did with the K720 that was about the same price) and maybe just used one of those 550 nit panels (instead of 1000 ni) they would of had an undeniable smash hit

that aside though we have HDMI 2.0a ports and a true 10 bit panel not to mention Hisense's 2 year warranty. If I was in the market for an LCD TV it would be this or a second hand 58" DX902 (£1499), can't go wrong with either really

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Ideas for a stand?

fantastic TV, got it from BT shop a few months ago.

Out of interest how / why is this better than the Hisense 65M5500 which is a lot cheaper and has HDR via firmware upgrade?

Great looking telly, and currently on my watchlist over Black Friday, but it's worth noting Richer Sounds have this for just an extra 20 odd notes and it's got the 6 year warranty included, if you prefer a less quibble repair process.

No need to be an ass about it. please show proof his ”facts” are wrong?.

Avforums saying its 10bit,
Hukd Kenny McCormick says 8bit?

I know who I trust!

displayspecifications.com

AVForums Review says it's a 10 bit panel at the bottom, they wrong?

See Above!

Out of interest, if you preferred to buy from richer sounds or John Lewis if they priced match.

Who would you buy from?

Do richer sounds have good customer services with there warranty if there is a fault?

Tv unit

Now I get you....as this has legs either side of the TV make sure the unitt is atleast 120 to 130cm wide. I don't get the design trend tbh it is inconvenient to most

The general consensus is that displayspecs is wrong on this and this has been confirmed 10bit

The Hisense model in USA (7000) is the same as the one in Europe. 8 Bit

Returned ours as the colours are off, orange not red and got a panasonic 750, much better tv and twice as bright which made a big difference on HDR, better colour accuracy and a smart system with HDR apps, also had alot of bamding on football on both the Hisense we had, was £100 more but overall much better.

No TV is perfect straight out of the box. Look at the AVFORUMS reviews and you'll see they calibrate to get the most out of the TV and this TV was no different to other brands they review, yes some may be better out of the box, but if others aren't it doesn't mean they are 'worse' sets. Do your research.

Dude i read the reviews all the time and who says i havent calibrated my TVs, in my experience, the Panasonic is the much better TV, smart system has actual HDR apps, the screen is twice as bright and the actual picture quality is better.

You just sound like some bitter fan boy.

10bit panel. 8bit board dithered to 10bit.
my eyes can't tell.
oh and reds did look orange at first. tweaked a little and now it's great.

£100 cheaper over at Amazon on Prim, for anyone interested.

With the recent influx of high spec, high quality TV sets Hisense are churning out at a fraction of the price of the it's competition it has sprung the usual tech fan boy hatred from the clowns who spent over twice the price for a "branded" product thats barely any better. The cycle continues

just had this price matched by john lewis @ £1029 with 5 year warranty..........
richer sounds refused to price match (as usual) because it didnt have a 6 year warranty :confused:

i see many people getting price matches from them but in manchester they just point blank refuse.......and for the sake of a few pounds lose a sale :wink:

Hi, did you buy online with JL? They have agreed to price matched Richer Sounds for me but suspect they might say no to this deal as the warranty is only 2 years at Crampton and Moore. Thanks

​No JL price matched the crampon deal no problem.

I don't get all the people talking about richer sounds price match, it's garbage. They wont unless it asks had a 6 year warranty. The problem is that nobody give a 6 year warranty which they know hence richer sounds do not have a price match and are a waste of time.

John Lewis ftw!

Bought one from RicherSounds for £1099.

Just to let you know they have always price matched/beat TVs with 5 year guarantees., They can't refuse 5 year warranties as that's the highest you get from any retailer apart from them.

I myself got the 50 inch KS7000 from RSounds for £759! Absolute steal as the TV has gone back up to £900-999. :smiley:

​Yes I know that, but they won't match anything else. My JL price was already a price match so the said they can't match a price match which I can understand.

Thanks for the info, they price matched Cramptons for me also. Happy days.

Got John Lewis to price match Crampton & Moore, then got Richer Sounds to price match John Lewis' price match and they did it. Actually because I am a new customer for them they offered £1020 with next day delivery:



TV is awesome, installed it on a moving wall mount.