Hisense HE65K5510UWTS 65" Smart 4K Ultra HD with HDR TV
Use CODE GET40 to get £40 Off & 5.5% topcashback to get the TV for £660
Key Features
Certified 4K Ultra HD with 4K upscaling
Smart TV - catch up, movies, & more
Freeview HD - 60 free channels including 12 in HD
4 HDMI ports for consoles and Blu-ray players
3 USB ports - get content from USB drives
Product Overview
This 65” Certified 4K Ultra HD TV from Hisense has a stunning picture. 4K resolution means amazing picture quality thanks to 4 times the pixels of Full HD, giving you lifelike clarity. Freeview HD comes built-in, so you get access to 60 great channels with 12 in HD and the Smart features have great Catch Up TV, On Demand movies and more – so you’ll have a world of entertainment at your fingertips. And with 4 HDMI and 3 USB ports, you can connect all your devices at the same time.
Product Specification
Key Information
Dimensions
(H)85.4 x (W)145.8 x (D)6.2
3D No
4K Ultra HD Yes
Audio Power 30 Watt
Connected Features No
Curved Design No
Energy Rating A+
Internet Connection Built-in Wifi
Manufacturer Warranty AO Aftercare available More info 2 Year
Mini / Slim Wall Mount Supported No
Resolution Type 4K Ultra HD
Screen Size 65 Inches
Screen Type LED
Series / Family K5510
Smart TV Yes
Stand Design 2 Feet Design
Stand Type Static
Tuner Type Freeview HD
TV DVD Combi No
Ultra HD 4K Compatible Yes
USB Input 3
Vesa Wall Mount Size 400 x 400 mm
Vesa Wall Mount Supported Yes
ConnectivityAerial Input (RF) 1
Analog RCA L/R Audio Input 1
Analog RCA L/R Audio Output 0
Common Interface (CI) Yes
Component Video Input 1
Composite Video Input 1
Digital Coaxial Output 0
Digital Optical Output 1
Ethernet (LAN) Input Yes
HDMI ARC (Audio Return Channel) Yes
HDMI Input 4
Headphone Socket 1
MHL Compatible Yes
PC Audio Input 0
Satellite Input (LNB) 1
Scart Input 1
VGA Input 0
Certified Ultra HD
TV Weight 30 Kg
Top comments
fishmaster to jaydeeuk1
27 Dec 163#14
I expect Jesus in HDR and God to be in 8K but we can't have everything so I've become a pagan for a day. To be honest I'm loving pagan 8K it's righteous beyond belief.
Latest comments (81)
PauloCot
3 Jan 17#81
Bought! Thanks for the deal @n0chex and thanks for this tip @sebwebster!
sebwebster
1 Jan 17#80
Ordered - heat added :smiley:
Quick tip - order for soonest free delivery date at checkout then DL the app to change your delivery date to soonest possible date (ie next day) for FOC...worked for me!!
RJUK
29 Dec 16#79
Including the bezel it's bigger than 55"...
/troll :smile:
RJUK
29 Dec 16#78
Uh, the Samsung UE55KS7000 is a 10 bit panel... That's why the best price is £899, whereas Samsung's 8 bit panels (with otherwise very similar specs) are much cheaper. You're paying the extra for the 10 bit panel. I believe there is some confusing info online due to the US version being an 8+2 panel though, as others have already mentioned.
Having seen a 49" TV in a relative's living room yesterday, I'm now entirely sure that 55" is pushing it for our smallest bedroom, so probably good I didn't look for a 65"...
FunkiestMonkey
28 Dec 16#77
Unless this 55.00000001 inches or bigger it is not greater than 55 inches. Rolls eyes. Having slapped you down for your inability to know what over 55 inches means, credit to you for finding a good TV for that price.
bargainhunter666
28 Dec 16#76
Welcome to the real world, this website doesn't work!!! tons of deals are marked cold because they are not posted by a mod, for a out of favour company, some daft reason as above, not in stock at store next door to voter, raining outside..... vice a versa tons of heat beacause of mod posting or heads up by a mod e.t.c.
furiousjammin
28 Dec 16#75
Is it due to the VAT thing? Where cashback only paid out on the NET figure?
tappy
28 Dec 16#74
Mine tracked at £12.18 which is neither 5.5% or 1.1%.
spammy
28 Dec 16#73
Interesting. I bought a tv from ao last week for an expected fixed £10 on all TVs, but it tracked at %1. I was going to wait a while before chasing, but it fits what you say (I used a £50 code).
So I guess I can confirm the above, and the deal is actually for £693 odd. Still a good price, but not much of a deal now.
crx16
27 Dec 16#72
Buy, wait, or look at a different TV?
mxer450
27 Dec 161#71
Just hit settings button, top of the menu is Audio Only...
Real handy for music. Through Kodi or just the radio on sky..
shmirk
27 Dec 16#70
Please be aware that the use of an ao.com promotional/voucher code not posted and approved by TopCashback will incur a reduction in your cashback. Please refer to the rate above (1.1%)
Still a cracking price but won't get 5.5% cashback
cheekybadger
27 Dec 16#69
If anyone is curious about what 8 and 10 bit colour mean
8 bit mean 16.77 million colours
10 bit can do 1.07 billion colours
HDR
... Real HDR is going to be a game changer
cheekybadger
27 Dec 161#68
It's a good set
It's an IPS panel so it has issues with blacks and greys
Input lag is around 33
It is a solid all rounder though
No obvious strength or weakness
It doesn't have samsungs screen quality in front but has much better viewing angles
It does do the RGBW instead of RGB which means the resolution isn't really 4k
It's not going to be obvious though
It also supports 24p unlike samsungs series 6
So no judder on Netflix and blurays like the Sammy's
My honest opinion would be to go for the LG uh6500 series
It has a better panel and input lag at 20 ms
solid
27 Dec 16#67
Audio only? Sounds like a great feature - would you mind explaining how to use/set it up?
l stand corrected.:smiley:
LG Started the whole shenanigans, with their disigenious way to sell tv that were not 4K, due to lack of consumer awareness got away with it and others copied them, now we know the difference, they have come to some half baked consensus of what truly 4K/HDR needs to comply, But there is trouble ahead
jrk4
27 Dec 162#64
This is exactly what I mean by the confusion caused by samsungs ridiculous model number assignments depending on country. I might be wrong but its my opinion that the information you have linked to on displayspecifications.com is wrong. I have found several sources which confirm the uk ks7000 model e.g. ue55ks7000 is full 10bit e.g. https://www.avforums.com/threads/samsung-ks7000-ue55ks7000-uhd-4k-tv-review.2032989/page-20
JAMESANN
27 Dec 16#63
any one seen this tv LG 65UH615V 65 inch 4K Ultra HD Smart TV £@ £999 in jl
'For now the UE55KS7000 is compliant with what the TV industry is calling Ultra HD Premium, which sees a jump from an 8-bit depth standard to a 10-bit depth for HDR, expanding colour precision from 256 shades to 1,023 shades'.
jrk4
27 Dec 16#60
http://www.rtings.com/tv/reviews/samsung/ks8000
ELVIS_THE_PELVIS
27 Dec 16#59
Copy and paste
:wink:
JAMESANN
27 Dec 16#58
hi were did you here this thanks
soled73
27 Dec 16#57
This TV is very very good value, but the Samsung 7000 is in a different league
8bit 10bit doesn't matter to me, just gone from a Sony 1080p and I couldn't imagine a better picture.
Ao have been good too. Ordered a fridge and this over the last few months. Both times kept up to date with delivery with a 2 hour timeslot. Both times took the item to the room of my choice.
Also after the price has dropped for both items and both times gave me the difference back.
acj7745
27 Dec 161#54
What? No. That is not how this website works.
JennyP86
27 Dec 161#53
Totally agree, stunning image quality I'm well happy with mine :smiley:
collectorcol
27 Dec 16#52
All the technical jargon sounds like Double Dutch to me.
65" is probably too big for my room. Is the 55" KS7000 a good buy at £899 (JL)?
jaydeeuk1
27 Dec 16#51
Oled is awesome, but lg kicked off about premium spec because not oled TV would meet it, hence the fudge to allow 500 nits. Premium allows for 10000 nits which shows you how far oled tech has to go yet.
cheekybadger
27 Dec 161#50
Okay oled guy, calm down, oled tech is much better than led
Oleds only need 540 nits
Leds need 1000
jrk4
27 Dec 162#49
Samsung model ks7000 (UK)is 10bit and is the equivalent to the ks8000(US). The US ks7000 is not 10bit which is where all the confusion comes from. Thanks Samsung for making it easy for us all to understand!
liamod
27 Dec 161#48
amazing price. having seen the TV at a friend's house it's unbelievable for the money. 8 bit 10 bit ....who gives a ......
Mrepg
27 Dec 16#47
RS wont price match due to warranty. Fair enough.
JAMESANN
27 Dec 16#46
no its 8 bit +frc but ive heard good things of the tv
JAMESANN
27 Dec 161#45
Samsung UE55KS7000 is not a ten bit panel its 8 bits + frc same as the hisense 8 bits +frc iv only had my tv 3 weeks i could return this to john lewis ive looked at this set but to many people not happy with it if any one knows of a true 10 bit hdr panel around £1200 let me know ill buy it
simont_space
27 Dec 161#44
Largest TV manufacturer in China. Targeting the more profitable western market now. If you think Samsung 10 yrs ago were not that well known but now?
simont_space
27 Dec 162#43
Great resource, thanks for the link.
Mrepg
27 Dec 16#42
Yep same as I dont want to order from AO due to their after sales reputation.
Mrepg
27 Dec 16#41
Im a panny plasma panel owner. I am serioulsy thinking of getting this for the bedroom. I prefer reviews with eyes than specs on paper
tappy
27 Dec 16#40
Purchased. Heat.
najalubar
27 Dec 16#39
i really want to buy OLED but price and still they are not main stream yet...hence in this will be OK for 2/3 years, until OLED get matured.
mastakilla87
27 Dec 16#38
who is hisense, ive only just started hearing about the recently.
najalubar
27 Dec 161#37
RS don't match the price, checked it... love to have this TV from RS or JL for this price .. (JL Out of stock hence no chance)
Not sure about AO customer service if things goes wrong...Also what is the Manfu Warranty (2Years? as C&M offered)
Argos was selling for £680 few days ago :-( with 10% discount code)
mxer450
27 Dec 161#36
Had mine a week or so bought from JL and I'm not to clued up on it's specs but it has a stunning picture even on SD that's all that Matters to me, absolutely stunning!!!.
And that's coming from a Real Panasonic owner.
Buy it!!...you will not be disappointed..
Currently listening to Radio 2 on SKY with the Audio only feature, little things, lol. Love this TV...
RJUK
27 Dec 161#35
If you look at the Ultra HD Premium spec for HDR, OLED TVs are actually allowed a lower peak nits rating, because they are able to go darker than LED TVs. I can't remember what that figure was exactly though. This Hisense isn't a 10bit panel though, so it's irrelevant. As others have said, it won't display HDR properly. Sure it'll take the signal in and then display an image, but as it's only an 8bit panel it isn't capable of showing the full colour spectrum of 10bit HDR. 8bit panels claiming HDR is the "HD ready" of 2016. Just another way to confuse the consumer.
As for somebody asking for a HDR10 TV over 55" for under a grand, I just ordered the Samsung UE55KS7000. HDR10, 55" and currently available at £899 in the boxing day sales.
RJUK
27 Dec 162#34
If you look at the Ultra HD Premium spec for HDR, OLED TVs are actually allowed a lower peak nits rating, because they are able to go darker than LED TVs. I can't remember what that figure was exactly though. This Hisense isn't a 10bit panel though, so it's irrelevant. As others have said, it won't display HDR properly. Sure it'll take the signal in and then display an image, but as it's only an 8bit panel it isn't capable of showing the full colour spectrum of 10bit HDR. 8bit panels claiming HDR is the "HD ready" of 2016. Just another way to confuse the consumer.
As for somebody asking for a HDR10 TV over 55" for under a grand, I just ordered the Samsung UE55KS7000. HDR10, 55" and currently available at £899 in the boxing day sales.
The_Hoff
27 Dec 16#33
Regardless of pixel brightness, this won't display the full HDR range. It's never going to look as good as the medium can offer.
The_Hoff
27 Dec 16#32
It's a decent price given the size of the screen, but for me it's the quality versus quantity argument and where you derive value from.
For me I want a quality set with proper 10 bit capability if I'm to bother upgrading from 1080P. I'm not interested in watching 720P (or less) broadcast stretched across a 65" screen, until my SkyQ starts displaying an abundance of 4K content its useless, most of the stuff on live TV is still sub-HD and no downscaling in the world is going to clean up that image quality.
jaydeeuk1
26 Dec 16#13
Not bad for a big 4k set. Won't do hdr properly but what you expect for under a grand.
fishmaster to jaydeeuk1
27 Dec 163#14
I expect Jesus in HDR and God to be in 8K but we can't have everything so I've become a pagan for a day. To be honest I'm loving pagan 8K it's righteous beyond belief.
Just Wondering to jaydeeuk1
27 Dec 16#18
Doesn't do HDR at all, that's the next model up
Cardiffboys to jaydeeuk1
27 Dec 16#29
What do you mean by "it won't do HDR properly"?
GrahemeCorrigan to jaydeeuk1
27 Dec 161#31
Utter nonsense,my LG oled 4k HDR TV is only capable of just under 500 nits but blows away any led quantum dot or any other TV as you do not need 1000 nits plus for full spectrum HDR.Ask any certified THX calibrator and they will tell you the same.
JAMESANN
27 Dec 16#30
this is for a tv not a projector its £700 it plays hdr its 65 inch its worth £700 all day long my first projector cost more than triple that in the 90s talk about tvs around this mark
PlantBuilt
27 Dec 16#28
Isn't the MR7000 by hisense 10 bit and under a grand?
FunkiestMonkey
27 Dec 16#27
I wonder when I will be able to get a HDR10 TV over 55inchea for under a grand.
stevevalo
26 Dec 16#2
10 bit? not that I would notice.
Batfink32 to stevevalo
27 Dec 16#16
No, 8bit.
FunkiestMonkey to stevevalo
27 Dec 16#26
Yes you would. I can tell how much better the colours are on my projector over my led tv, which itself was probably the best 1080p TV Samsung ever made prior to oled.
n0chex
27 Dec 16#25
Out of stock
Email me when available JL
JAMESANN
27 Dec 161#24
crampton and moore £715 jl will do a pm with them
JAMESANN
27 Dec 16#23
it does play hdr and very nice it is you may get better i dont know but its very good for £700
Mrepg
27 Dec 16#22
Thanks - very tempted with this just wish RS or JL woukd pricematch it
haritori
27 Dec 161#21
Playing it one thing, the screen capable of displaying it in full is another? I can play a 4K HDR video through a 1080p screen too.
JAMESANN
27 Dec 162#20
plays 10 bit hdr no problem played h265_10bit_62Mbit_59fps_LG_Chess_HDR demo via hard drive on tv
HOT
I have this TV (3 weeks now), got it for £679.50 from AO when the 10% deal was in play and they were price matching against C&M !
n0chex
26 Dec 16#9
Cleaned up the thread a little and sorry about the copy/paste and the way it turned out. Any further Info can be got from AO's website.
cheapnnasty1
26 Dec 16#8
Good deal
FREEZIN WOLF
26 Dec 161#7
Cold for length of (copy & paste) description.
fishmaster
26 Dec 161#6
Has anyone seen that film where Darth Vader goes NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO! for ages and it's a rubbish film, well that's the description for this deal. Please stop it.
Lord Vader: What have you done with that copy and paste?
donny1266
26 Dec 162#5
Heat for length of description
n0chex
26 Dec 161#4
I would have a read over at AV Forums where it also got excellent reviews and there is a Owners Thread for any information on this set.
david2004
26 Dec 16#3
screen refresh rate is 60 hrz
zarehs
26 Dec 16#1
great price for quality large screen TV with the bangs & whistles. Hot! :smiley:
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Opening post
Use CODE GET40 to get £40 Off & 5.5% topcashback to get the TV for £660
Key Features
Certified 4K Ultra HD with 4K upscaling
Smart TV - catch up, movies, & more
Freeview HD - 60 free channels including 12 in HD
4 HDMI ports for consoles and Blu-ray players
3 USB ports - get content from USB drives
Product Overview
This 65” Certified 4K Ultra HD TV from Hisense has a stunning picture. 4K resolution means amazing picture quality thanks to 4 times the pixels of Full HD, giving you lifelike clarity. Freeview HD comes built-in, so you get access to 60 great channels with 12 in HD and the Smart features have great Catch Up TV, On Demand movies and more – so you’ll have a world of entertainment at your fingertips. And with 4 HDMI and 3 USB ports, you can connect all your devices at the same time.
Product Specification
Key Information
Dimensions
(H)85.4 x (W)145.8 x (D)6.2
3D No
4K Ultra HD Yes
Audio Power 30 Watt
Connected Features No
Curved Design No
Energy Rating A+
Internet Connection Built-in Wifi
Manufacturer Warranty AO Aftercare available More info 2 Year
Mini / Slim Wall Mount Supported No
Resolution Type 4K Ultra HD
Screen Size 65 Inches
Screen Type LED
Series / Family K5510
Smart TV Yes
Stand Design 2 Feet Design
Stand Type Static
Tuner Type Freeview HD
TV DVD Combi No
Ultra HD 4K Compatible Yes
USB Input 3
Vesa Wall Mount Size 400 x 400 mm
Vesa Wall Mount Supported Yes
ConnectivityAerial Input (RF) 1
Analog RCA L/R Audio Input 1
Analog RCA L/R Audio Output 0
Common Interface (CI) Yes
Component Video Input 1
Composite Video Input 1
Digital Coaxial Output 0
Digital Optical Output 1
Ethernet (LAN) Input Yes
HDMI ARC (Audio Return Channel) Yes
HDMI Input 4
Headphone Socket 1
MHL Compatible Yes
PC Audio Input 0
Satellite Input (LNB) 1
Scart Input 1
VGA Input 0
Certified Ultra HD
TV Weight 30 Kg
Top comments
Latest comments (81)
Quick tip - order for soonest free delivery date at checkout then DL the app to change your delivery date to soonest possible date (ie next day) for FOC...worked for me!!
/troll :smile:
Having seen a 49" TV in a relative's living room yesterday, I'm now entirely sure that 55" is pushing it for our smallest bedroom, so probably good I didn't look for a 65"...
So I guess I can confirm the above, and the deal is actually for £693 odd. Still a good price, but not much of a deal now.
Real handy for music. Through Kodi or just the radio on sky..
Still a cracking price but won't get 5.5% cashback
8 bit mean 16.77 million colours
10 bit can do 1.07 billion colours
HDR
... Real HDR is going to be a game changer
It's an IPS panel so it has issues with blacks and greys
Input lag is around 33
It is a solid all rounder though
No obvious strength or weakness
It doesn't have samsungs screen quality in front but has much better viewing angles
It does do the RGBW instead of RGB which means the resolution isn't really 4k
It's not going to be obvious though
It also supports 24p unlike samsungs series 6
So no judder on Netflix and blurays like the Sammy's
My honest opinion would be to go for the LG uh6500 series
It has a better panel and input lag at 20 ms
https://m.johnlewis.com/samsung-ue55ks7000-suhd-hdr-1-000-4k-ultra-hd-quantum-dot-smart-tv-55-inch-with-freeview-hd-freesat-hd-playstation-now-branch-feet-design-uhd-premium/p/2613450
LG Started the whole shenanigans, with their disigenious way to sell tv that were not 4K, due to lack of consumer awareness got away with it and others copied them, now we know the difference, they have come to some half baked consensus of what truly 4K/HDR needs to comply, But there is trouble ahead
https://www.avforums.com/threads/samsung-ks7000-ue55ks7000-uhd-4k-tv-review.2032989/page-20
It is 10 bits (8 bits + FRC)
'For now the UE55KS7000 is compliant with what the TV industry is calling Ultra HD Premium, which sees a jump from an 8-bit depth standard to a 10-bit depth for HDR, expanding colour precision from 256 shades to 1,023 shades'.
:wink:
http://www.techradar.com/reviews/audio-visual/televisions/samsung-ue55ks7000-1324468/review
The equivalent in the Hisense range is the TV @ £630
http://www.cramptonandmoore.co.uk/televisions/4k/hisense-h55m7000-uled-55-smart-4k-led-tv-with-hdr.html
Ao have been good too. Ordered a fridge and this over the last few months. Both times kept up to date with delivery with a 2 hour timeslot. Both times took the item to the room of my choice.
Also after the price has dropped for both items and both times gave me the difference back.
65" is probably too big for my room. Is the 55" KS7000 a good buy at £899 (JL)?
Oleds only need 540 nits
Leds need 1000
Not sure about AO customer service if things goes wrong...Also what is the Manfu Warranty (2Years? as C&M offered)
Argos was selling for £680 few days ago :-( with 10% discount code)
And that's coming from a Real Panasonic owner.
Buy it!!...you will not be disappointed..
Currently listening to Radio 2 on SKY with the Audio only feature, little things, lol. Love this TV...
As for somebody asking for a HDR10 TV over 55" for under a grand, I just ordered the Samsung UE55KS7000. HDR10, 55" and currently available at £899 in the boxing day sales.
As for somebody asking for a HDR10 TV over 55" for under a grand, I just ordered the Samsung UE55KS7000. HDR10, 55" and currently available at £899 in the boxing day sales.
For me I want a quality set with proper 10 bit capability if I'm to bother upgrading from 1080P. I'm not interested in watching 720P (or less) broadcast stretched across a 65" screen, until my SkyQ starts displaying an abundance of 4K content its useless, most of the stuff on live TV is still sub-HD and no downscaling in the world is going to clean up that image quality.
Email me when available JL
A new brand for me, so worth having the warranty.
I have this TV (3 weeks now), got it for £679.50 from AO when the 10% deal was in play and they were price matching against C&M !
Lord Vader: What have you done with that copy and paste?