With the way some people are on here, £450 should get you an 80" OLED TV, a Dodge RAM 3500 V10 to carry it home in, and Margot Robbie to bring you tea and biscuits after you've set it up! Oh, and does anyone have a code to bring that cheaper, I'm still not biting at £450 even if Miss Robbie wears her Harley Quinn outfit!

​christ what do you expect for £450!

no HDR.

no HDR

I've got the 50" version of this and there's a firmware upgrade to change 2 of the hdmi's to HDR. Not sure how good it is as I've not seen anything with HDR yet :disappointed:

Heat added as this is a great price

With the way some people are on here, £450 should get you an 80" OLED TV, a Dodge RAM 3500 V10 to carry it home in, and Margot Robbie to bring you tea and biscuits after you've set it up! Oh, and does anyone have a code to bring that cheaper, I'm still not biting at £450 even if Miss Robbie wears her Harley Quinn outfit!

​any proof??

But it does have hdr :smiley:

I have this TV. It does have HDR, at least some faux 8-bit version of it. I don't remember the technical specifics but this TV tricks HDMI signal into outputting HDR display. I tried the Life of Pi HDR sample and the quality was stunning.

Ah, man - was about to buy but now I'm told you don't get Margot Robbie in her Harley Quinn outfit... :disappointed:

Great telly box - got one for £498 last week - very impressed- easy to set up and great picture - at sub £450 it's a bargain

No hdr, bla bla bla.
Heat for this.

Far getting Margot in Wolf of wall street

How does this compare to Samsung ku6000

What justifies the extra cost of the 55M7000? What does it have that this doesn't - anything other than HDR?

Get an extra 20 odd quid off using Quidco as well:

http://www.quidco.com/ao-com/

How does this tv compare to the Samsung ku6000 series?

Does this have the android store - able to install Kodi??

no it doesnt have the android store on it but if its anything like the 65 inch curved hisense tv i bought from amazon last boxing day for £999 then its a great tv

Picture quality?

55 inch 4K tv for £450, what more do you want heat added.

I'm grappling with either this model, the 55m6600 for £494, or the 55m7000 for £670-odd.

The m3300 seems a great tv, but no HDR could be a deal breaker. The m7000 at £670 is a little more than I wanted (or can justify) to pay - is the m7000 really £200 better than the m6600? I'd appreciate it if anyone has an answer to the differences between models.

The m3300 does have the hdr that you want according to the above comments.

The Samsung KU6400 was the tv I had my eye on...its so much more expensive than this hisense set, though!

After many months of consideration I ordered this last night. The 12 months 0% finance option (£38.00 pm) swung it for me this close to xmas.

Cheers OP. Heat added.