Yet you had the time to post a stupid comment...

Unknown brand?...

:laughing:

seen this one today in John Lewis (Norwich) reduced to clear for £599. nearly went for it, but not sure if its better than my old Panasonic Viera.

My 65 came yesterday and I'm very happy with it. The build date was mid January '17 and the 'buzzing/chirping' fault is not evident. A few tweaks to the colour settings has also improved the picture.
It's a lot of tv for the money :smiley:

£970 at Appliances Direct but only 2 years MW.

Outdated apps and no updates as yet

So why does this tv not show HDR on Netflix and Amazon?

Beware of this tv as the build quality has gone way downhill in the last few months. Check out avforums thread on it which is now 9000 odd posts long - mine had the notorious chirping power supply fault which it seems most machines built after Nov 16 seem susceptible to. I returned mine to John Lewis and upgraded to a Sony which is much superior with amazon 4K app built-in giving a stunning picture (and no I don't live in a cave)
Also my Sony has a lovely picture out of the box (and even better after some tweaking) whereas the Hisense drove me mad trying to find a decent setting

Thanks for all the comments good and bad. I've just ordered through RS. It has all the spec I need. Hope there is an update to get YouTube 4K soon :smiley:

£1000 for a unknown name brand sounds bad, I wouldn't trust this at all, surely it's better to stick with Sony,Samsung etc?

Its 8bit+frc

This TV is £969.97 at DrectTVs https://www.directtvs.co.uk/p/1110566/hisense-65-inch-smart-4k-ultra-hd-led-tv

I ordered this on Sunday from John Lewis with a price match of £989.92 as they factored in the delivery charge.

I suppose it may be better to pay the extra £10 to get it from Richer Sounds as they give a 6 year guarantee whereas John Lewis' is only 5.

Is it good watching movies in the dark?,reviews are putting me off lg,panasonic etc in that respect.The 55M7000 I take it would be identical to this one.

.... worrying about brands that are are out there.

Yet you had the time to post a stupid comment...

Read this article here

Expert comments:
It’s usually with SD content that TVs falls down but Hisense didn’t. Upscaling was actually impressive – noticeably better than Samsung and LG and it rivalled Sony’s excellent Bravias.

I'm out living a life ,not worrying about what brands are out there.

Hisense's amazing ULED TV beats the entire Samsung TV range. Google Goodgear guide.

Very good reviews on this TV.

Brightness and colour depth are related, if it's cant get the desired nits then it can't do proper hdr.

Lol no i don't

The tv only does 4k not hdr through amazon and netflix app's why is this? Ive had the 55 for months and it still no update.

Conslocal dimming doesn't work at all, very poor off axis performance, poor backlight bleedthrough, backlight visible in corners with greenish tinge, very slow apps store

The brightness and the colour depth are completely unrelated.

If you want a high end HDR TV then the thing to look at is it's local dimming performance as that makes the biggest difference.

Be very interesting to see the branded around that time but over a 1000 nits and with game mode in hdr mode it's a good spec, although would prefer back lit.

Claims 10bit but only gives 300nits, which is a long way off 1000 lol

This is sounding a ridiculously stupid question as I write it, but would this 65" TV fit on a TV stand that say it's suitable for up to 60"? The stand is 141cm wide and the TV is "only" 145cm. Also, surely TVs are sufficiently light these days that I can't see weight being an issue either. Any comments appreciated - and thanks OP for posting this, I think it looks a good deal.

Shame the 55" also doesn't come down by £100

This late in the year it might be worth holding off for this: https://www.avforums.com/review/hisense-65mu8700-ultra-hd-4k-hdr-tv-review.13319

10 bit, UHD Alliance certified, due out July/August

i have this tv now for 3 months brilliant

decent review for a budget TV unless you're a HDR gamer then the input lag is quite high.

I think this 1 is a good alternative: http://www.costco.co.uk/view/p/lg-65uh770v-65-inch-super-uhd-smart-tv-209259

ALSO NO HDR OVER HDMI ???unsure how true that is.
or if its a 8bit or 10bit panel