Sure let me know where you can find £400 OLED, did you really chuck it in the bin because it has 2 years warranty??!?!? I smell a load of rubbish

But you didnt say 'I'll stick with the OLED' did you? You said 'Stick with the OLED' as if instructing people to get an OLED instead... I read it that way too... so learn English yourself eh. Just saying like :smiley:

I'm not the one telling people to buy £1k+ OLED TVs in £400 tv offers.

Nor is there any mass issues with this model as mine has been working fine for over 12 months :smiley:

Cold - not an expensive premium brand with high margins.

In case anyone was wondering, couldn't find the size of the bolt needed to fit this to an existing wall bracket (where the existing bolts were to big. I'm informed the bolts needed are 6mm Veza bolts

I love it!! :smiley:<3:laughing:

Many thanks for your reply, think I'll go with the brand's I know for now.

That's a great recommendation, thanks

Thanks for your reply. How are you getting on with your Hisense?

In stock again people

I used post 6 here http://www.hotukdeals.com/ask/settings-for-hisense-m3300-55-2455371

Still got to set mine up, do you remember what page on the AVForums thread listed the settings? Thanks in advance..

This arrived on Sunday and I mounted it and set up as per AV forum settings and picture is stunning. Not yet tried PS4. Hopefully more stock comes in for the rest of you within next 2 days so you can still get for less than £380 :smiley::smile:

****, I thought someone may say that. I think AO have some kind of onerous restocking fee so I reckon I'm committed!

I'd take the plasma, though i was contemplating this for dual use as a pc monitor with that res

Me too Jnr. I'm sitting here with a pang of guilt for replacing my 10yr old plasma and hoping the image stands up to it.

I'm too cheap to even subscribe to HD with Sky so I'm not entirely sure I'm going to feel the benefit!

=)
yeah, missed the first re-stock, got on board with the re-stock this morning. hopefully it goes through. free next day delivery is nice as well.

​plex installed as standard.

Back in stock

Out of stock again.....you put your left foot in, your left foot out, do the okey kokey

i believe its in the app store if i am not wrong
look at Post#243 on the link Avforums

Anyone know if you can install plex and other apps on this tv ?

uu stick to ur currys eBay amazon deals

Anyone know if you can install plex and other apps on this tv ?

Talk about missing the point mate this is not a competition if you want blow your own horn and promote your own posted deal go on i really dont care, did you even read my comments properlyand if you did do you actually understand what was written? And dont think you do. I have not mentioned anything about ao.com or about all tv's being returned faulty where the devil did you get that stupid idea from my comment, ridicolous!! Just asking consumers to be vary when buying from argos , and supported it with a picture , i will do the same on your live deal consumers should be aware,
Btw i will not indulge you in this game any more good bye

Sorry bud wasnt talking about ao.com besides review site reviews can be massivley manipulated, especially the positive ones, one should understand that companies pay to be on review sites so the sites have been known to turn a blind eye to those "fake " positive reviews , while they can report the real negative reviews for no apparent reasons and they will remove,
Whati posted there will my experience and belive paying customers out there have a right to know what they can get in to , i will continue to post where i think this is appropiate

If Any One Decides to Buy from Argos I Would ask them to be very Careful I have been sent a series of Used and customer return Tv's as brand new some were clearly faulty , & thats was not just restricted to Hisense models their Fb page to suggests they have done this to many , look at the picture of a one with missing screws they had sent this is just one example

OOS

how long is the hisense warranty on their tvs

2 yr

how long is the hisense warranty on their tvs

Top TV using for six months now....

http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/samsung-ue49ku6400-49-inch-certified-ultra-hd-4k-freeview-hd-led-smart-tv-506-98-2638448

£25 more but didn't get any heat! Expired now though!!

Back in stock!!

https://www.aldi.co.uk/bauhn-49-inch-ultra-hd-4k-smart-tv/p/094256093596100

If its that one the menu's look like it could be UMC from slovakia or direct from China and looking at the spec has a very low performance panel too with only 220cd/m2 brightness and 1000:1 contrast.

Both sets clearly in the budget class spec wise as to be expected.

Bought this a few months back as present for parent....really stunning picture and nice menu layout. I've a 2 yr old Sony Bravia LED and was rather envous.

Only issue we have is that an update caused some issues with iPLayer working...not sure if it was resolved or not as think they're still having problems, but when I'm next on the lookout I'm be after a 55 inch version of this.

Having had this telly for 6 months, it's great for Xbox one s and looks great most of the time. I just find dark scenes look a bit dodgy, I've tried many different settings but can't seem to get it right. It's not much of a problem considering the price I paid.

HAve the 55 inch. Amazing tv !!

According to this site;

http://www.displayspecifications.com/en/model/674d5f9

It has a very low brightness panel of only 250cd/m2, a low motion interpolation rate so judder more likely on panning shots. It would be ridiculous to class this as HDR when its almost half the brightness of some standard 4k sets which can be up to 440cd/m2 and something like the Samsung 7000 goes up to 1000cd/m2 which is the best budget HDR set currently I think although there are quality/reliability issues with that set.

This certainly looks like a budget set or at least budget panel fitted to it. Doesn't mean its not a nice set and people won't be happy with it but there are no miracles looking at the spec. Many of the Vestel sets go above 400cd/m2 in brightness and have far better motion interpolation rates and panels with a <8ms pixel response. AVforums seem to like hisense because of the great calibration options that you don't see on many other sets especially budget sets.

How does it compare to the £329 ALDI 49" UHD TV they've got in this week? Tempted with one.

Watching the F1 in UHD is quite something! Certainly well worth getting SkyQ if going for a 4K TV.

Thats great mate thank you

Got it and it is so much better than my old LG we keep saying why is it so bright but I think that's just becuase newer tvs are like that it is crystal clear. Now I have a problem my pioneer vsx-922 can't go above 1080p woops forgot about that now I need a new amp but the size difference is keeping me happy for now and £260 for the TV money well spent

looks like 50" is gone, 55 still available with code working on that too

Yes i found this out last week, a little annoying!

Got the 55" version of this off Amazon 3 months ago for little over £310. Still, this price is as good as it currently gets.

out of stock

I recently purchased the Hisense 65" M7000 ....Best bag a sand I ever spent...Awesome picture,sound and build quality...Would deffo pay a little more though to get the 6 year warranty from richersounds !!

​Do you work for hi sense?

Hisense is top sell and best brand in China TV market and 3rd ranking in the global market. It really well good quality with low price. I bought one 55inch 4K smart TV in China last month and it only cost me around 360 pounds (exchage rate from RMB to sterling)

I do not need another TV... I do not need another TV.... [repeat endlesley until asleep] but have some heat grrrr...

Ive got a 65" Hisense 4k and have been very very happy with it, sure you could probably spend 3 times as much a different 'premium' brand, but then money always works out that way, i could drive a Jaguar or Audi but they wouldn't get me to my destination any quicker or more comfortably than my hyundai!

Got the Samsung 55KS7000 but sent it back because there is no upscaling only the display of a HD signal on a bigger screen - no such thing as upscaling to near 4k - a myth. The TV is unwatchable in the dark as the backlight is visible even when dialled down so films look really bad. The colours are extremely difficult to get right as AVForums suggest and prove my point, you should have a day and night time setting - bizarre. Motion is not perfect on these TVs - not a surprise since there is more power in a budget smartphone. I have a 10 year old 19 inch PC monitor with better colour, no motion problems, can watch it in the dark, and it looks really sharp in HD.

OLED is the only way to go with these new TVs above 50 inches whilst we are still on HD TV broadcasts.

Just had a thought I have a 10m hdmi cable from my pc to that will go to this TV. Do I need to upgrade the cable to a 2.0 version for 4k or is it all bull like expensive hdmi cables if so might need to spend another £20 or so getting one.

Thoroughly recommend this TV.

Got the 50inch for the same price from Amazon a few months back.

Originally got a LG 49UH770v which was nearly double the price, but it had a fault with PVR and went back. Also the local dimming was shocking but that's by the by as could disable.

Wanted a replacement but none in stock so got a refund and decided to gamble on this as a stop gap til OLED comes down a bit.

Picture quality is every bit as good as the LG IMO, even has HDR with a firmware update.

But the OS is rubbish and freeview play made it slower, but, image quality for gaming and hd/4K streaming etc is brilliant for the money. A superb buy at this price level

​plex app is built into the telly

Must have got the price wrong on the website. Yes they said they are using it in their front room so when I come I can check it all out and then we can put it in the box. Just measured my 42" LG 7 years old but 1080p and 55" is quite a difference in size can't wait to swap it over on the wall. Thanks

The 55 inch is £450 new, not £430. I don't think the 55inch has ever been less than £450 at this point in time. If you have the receipt (and so the warranty) I think you should go for that 2nd hand one for £260 it sounds good to me.
Just watch out for faults on it, can you see it working before you buy it?

At this price , and after reading loads of reviews , have decided to order one . Being delivered on Sunday .

So this TV is worth it then. I can pick up the 55" version 6 months old with receipt for £260 tonight wondering if it's worth it. I won't pay £430 for it new but if it's worth it £260 is ok

Sorry tonge77 - I have to agree with Gedfaz.

But you didnt say 'I'll stick with the OLED' did you? You said 'Stick with the OLED' as if instructing people to get an OLED instead... I read it that way too... so learn English yourself eh. Just saying like :smiley:

Can you send me a snapshot of the quote were i tell everyone to buy an OLED? I said i'll stick with my OLED. Think you have trouble reading English.

Although a small amount, cash back should not be reflected in the price in the title as cash back is not guaranteed.

Isn't the youtube video for the H7 model, so different to this set?

I'm not the one telling people to buy £1k+ OLED TVs in £400 tv offers.

Nor is there any mass issues with this model as mine has been working fine for over 12 months :smiley:

You talk rubbish. Where did I say you can find an OLED for £400? Don't put words in people's mouths.

Cheers - just bought the 55". Been looking for a while and this suits my current need. :laughing:

Sure let me know where you can find £400 OLED, did you really chuck it in the bin because it has 2 years warranty??!?!? I smell a load of rubbish

We bought two of these last week. They are fabulous! x

Bought my partner one of these and after 12months it's in the bin. Stick with the OLED

Thanks - edited post

I've had this TV for 6 months now... LOVE IT. I have PS4, FireTV 4K, and BT 4K.... the HD looks great, the 4K looks amazing. No Lag on gameplay (tested it with driving, shooters, first person, fighters, etc). Not sure how good the HDR is but the picture quality overall (contrast, black levels, colour) is outstanding. The only thing that could be better is viewing angles but I guess I'll have to wait for the OLED screens if I want that too. I'm very happy with my purchase and if I get the latest £400 Hisense in the next 3-4 years time (with the latest tech) it will still be cheaper than many of the LG, Samsung, Sony TVs...

What does that mean?

Good find. Perfect for new season of F1!

Will plex or smart iptv work on this tv?

I haven't had any input lag on either PS4 or Xbox and they've both been hammered playing Battlefield 1, Just Cause 3, Forza Horizon 3, Project Cars, MW Remastered etc. The only bad thing is the sound isn't the best but I bought a soundbar. (Sorry for the long list of games, just trying to give an idea of what could be affected by lag but are absolutely fine!)

If anyone is a Harmony remote user (or has future plans to use the Harmony hub with Alexa) and tempted by a Hisense then be aware that the TV's don't have discrete IR codes for their HDMI inputs and you can't use the workaround of cycling through the inputs as the order changes dependant on the last use.

Oh heat just for reminding me it's the start of the f1 season this weekend

Don't forget TCB...gotta look after the pennies...:laughing:

"£50 off all TV’s £399 or over – must end Monday! + cashback"

Cold - not an expensive premium brand with high margins.

I bought a new 40" Smart Hisense set from AO almost a year ago for less than £250 and apart from freezing once when going from Internet to a timed station it has been faultless, also the Sound quality is far above most "thin" Tv sets meaning no need for a sound bar..

I have one of these with both a PS4 and Xbox One S on it and it's an excellent TV, especially for this price :smile:

Am I right in thinking AO only provide 2 year manufacturer warranty?

Bought this TV a while back from ao.com when on here as a deal Really pleased with TV... Honestly don't know how it compares with the much more expensive brands, but I couldn't afford to pay the earth to find out! I was upgrading from a standard 1080p LG so I suppose any 4k TV might look quite good in comparison, but this had great reviews and I feel like I got a total bargain!

With the code, £449 for the 55'' worth the extra 70 ??

Is this a 10bit HDR panel?

HOT! Now if only I had somewhere to put one...

Great price

Heat

They are a massive brand name just not in the UK until recently, I have the 55' version of this and have zero complaints.

Is Hisense a good brand?
I don't know them, was looking to buy LG or Samsung, is Hisense comparable to them?
Thanks.

Are you gullible?

Good TV this at a great price

Still can't see the point in 4K TVs below about 65 inch, but a bargain if numbers are important to you, so heat added.

Have to wonder what the quality difference actually is between this and LG/Samsung TV's considering nearly every LG/Samsung deal gets slated for being "Fake" 4K/HDR.

Seems like every TV is amazing for the price on HUKD

I have recently purchased a 55 inch Hisense. Amazing tv for the price. Only had it a week but can't fault it so far!

A good review - https://youtu.be/J7F4ynsTBRM

Good find!