Hisense HE58KEC730UWTSD 58" Smart 3D 4K Ultra HD TV - Silver with Code - £505 @ ao.com

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Hisense HE58KEC730UWTSD 58" Smart 3D 4K Ultra HD TV - Silver £505.00 with Code @ AO

£505 ao.com21 Nov 16

Source: HotUKDeals | Deals > Technology

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freakstyler

21 Nov 16

Code: GET40 knocks the price down to £505.00

Just came across this, it has been cheaper on here @ £495 with a CRT trade in.

The K700/730 Series has quite the following over on AVForums see here:

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

Code: GET40 knocks the price down to £505.00

Top comments

mel1408

21 Nov 16 9 #12

Thanks you for your courteous and helpful response, methinks you should ask for a refund from the 'charm school'

kay1992 to hatton420

21 Nov 16 6 #2

Do you say that in your sleep as well?

Latest comments (44)

fruityloop

26 Nov 16 #44

So mines just turned up yay.
Those screws are tiny like it's been said.

tomlewis007

25 Nov 16 #43

are there any working codes for ao.com atm???

NXSmiggy

24 Nov 16 #31

Mine just arrived and HO-LEE SHEET those wall mounts. I've seen stronger screws used to hold together kids toys!

TV looks smart as hell, but seriously worried about wall mounting lol

teerex to NXSmiggy

24 Nov 16 #32

Can you measure the width of the feet? I think it's too heavy to wall mount so I'll probably buy a stand for it.
This is a 2015 model isn't it?

fruityloop to NXSmiggy

25 Nov 16 #42

Have you wall mounted it or not ?
That does concern me a bit as I'll be using the vesa mounts.

Any better/stronger way of mounting it ?

freakstyler

25 Nov 16 #41

I had a feeling AO would pull some of the big codes for Black Friday. Must admit its been a very poor year for big TV's - the only deal that's stood out for me was the £799 65K5510 & 65M5510 at John Lewis and even they've been cheaper, as low as £658 in the past few weeks.

bennyjoe920

25 Nov 16 #40

GET40 code expired.

WEEPAULC

25 Nov 16 #39

Did it come with any 3d glasses?

tomlewis007

25 Nov 16 #38

Snap, should have pulled the trigger the other day :disappointed:

teerex

25 Nov 16 #37

Waited too long. Code expired

Steviesoitis

24 Nov 16 #36

Just about to order but the code has expired, any other codes or will I have to pay 545

selondoner

24 Nov 16 #35

Mine just arrived and first impressions are great. Great picture from HD and 4k sources. even SD isn't bad though it's always going to look average on this size screen.

teerex

24 Nov 16 #34

Thanks.

How have you found it. Does it get regular updates? How is SD and HD pic quality?

NXSmiggy

24 Nov 16 #33

It's designed to be wall mounted all right, just really small screws {m3x8}

The feet are 48" apart and 10.5" deep

dankerrysmum

24 Nov 16 #30

Thanks ever so much , Hisense it is ! Unless tomorrow throws up something else arghhhhhh x

dankerrysmum

24 Nov 16 #28

This or the techwood 65 inch ? Anyone care to guide me ? X

freakstyler to dankerrysmum

24 Nov 16 #29

I'd only recommend the Techwood if you positively must have a 65" TV cheap. Trouble with them is they're manufactured by a company called Vestel and they're not exactly known for quality or longevity. This Hisense will outperform the Techwood in every respect, more HDMI ports, better smart features, 3D, more USB ports (inc USB 3.0), Satellite Tuner, excellent sound etc I could go on. You also get two years warranty. Build quality is also excellent, it weighs a tonne and the silver trim running around the edge of the screen/bezel is actual metal, as are the chrome feet - as I said above to me this looks and feels like a premium TV.

hermy

24 Nov 16 #27

I've ordered this too and searched for a voucher beforehand and a £30 off one came up but no mention of a £40 off voucher as stated here. Bit gutted I could've saved another tenner but I'll live with it.

fruityloop

23 Nov 16 #26

Finally pulled the trigger and should have it this Saturday.
Thanks freakstyler for the cash back offer. Worked great .

marlonanthony

23 Nov 16 #24

Thanks, I've purchased one now. How did you get the cash back/down to £488?

freakstyler to marlonanthony

23 Nov 16 #25

I went through Topcashback before I ordered, possibly a little late for you now seeing as you've already ordered. Still though, it's well worth £505 and you also get a set of active 3D glasses in the box (saving you £16 if ordering them from ebay)

marlonanthony

22 Nov 16 #22

So who has this set, very tempted to pick it up. Anyone with any experiences playing this with PS4 Pro? How's the HDR Update?

freakstyler to marlonanthony

22 Nov 16 #23

You'll be best off having a read of the forum I linked to in the deal information for reviews on gaming performance.

Just been playing about with mine, must admit it looks, feels and performs like a premium TV. At £488 with cashback I'm more than pleased with it and, in all honesty it performs better (deeper blacks, better screen uniformity, better build quality and better sound) than the popular 65K5510.

teerex

22 Nov 16 #21

Very very tempted. Bigger than I thought I could get at this price.

LukeStone

21 Nov 16 1 #20

hahahaha cracked me up

furlan

21 Nov 16 #19

I've just purchased this tv.
Also, I have said that because there is not much content in 4k to watch yet.
but the price and reviews are great.

furlan

21 Nov 16 1 #9

just wait 2 or 3 more years to buy any HDR or 4K tv. There is no sense to buy tvs like that to watch sky.

spark10002001 to furlan

21 Nov 16 #18

why not? will sky look worse on an4k tv than on a 1080p tv?

fruityloop

21 Nov 16 #16

Anyone think it'll be cheaper come Friday?

freakstyler to fruityloop

21 Nov 16 #17

Maybe slightly cheaper. I'd rather pay £10-20 more now than wait until Friday and have to deal with slow sites and stuff going OOS quick.

As a side note, TCB is 3%. Assuming they payout its showing as £16.35 for me. Makes this even cheaper at £488.

Matty8787

21 Nov 16 #15

Dolby Vision? Latest I read says HDR10 is winning but yeah we won't know for a while.

Although I do believe DV is 12 bit? Despite there been a max of 10bit panels at the moment who is to say 2/3 years down the line DV won't be the better option.

db2332

21 Nov 16 1 #14

HDR 10 suport is the default specification for UHD ,Dolby Vision is the optional spec, here is the difference:

http://www.expertreviews.co.uk/tvs-entertainment/1404660/dolby-vision-vs-hdr-10-whats-the-difference

golfer2007

21 Nov 16 1 #13

hasn't HDR already won? I read somewhere that all broadcasters have opted for it.

mel1408

21 Nov 16 9 #12

Thanks you for your courteous and helpful response, methinks you should ask for a refund from the 'charm school'

GDawes

21 Nov 16 1 #8

I thought HDR was on the 818 and 905 firmware

malachi to GDawes

21 Nov 16 #11

Software HDR not true HDR.

Matty8787

21 Nov 16 1 #7

I actually agree with Hatton here, if you are looking to get a new tv then why not future proof yourself with a decent 10bit HDR panel? Deals can be had where you don't pay much more than this.

houston26 to Matty8787

21 Nov 16 #10

problem is there's Dolby and hdr 10, so it's not as simple as just picking an hdr TV. need to really wait to see what format wins

freakstyler

21 Nov 16 #6

Isn't it a bit pointless obsessing over HDR at the minute due to it not being standardised?

sxxychocolate

21 Nov 16 #5

good deal and don't really care about hdr :smiley: as long as it's better then my blaupunkt 3d set, then rock n roll :smiley:

hatton420

21 Nov 16 #4

Whatever floats your boat.

If you don't know the answer to that then you shouldn't be looking at new TV's. Do some research.