I so want one of our tvs to break so I can justify these cheap 4K sets.

First time I've wished for something to fail!

Does anyone know when Hisense release new tv's? which month?

Narrowed it down to 2 models below, not sure which I'll get yet.

Hisense H8D Series £449.00

• 50, inch screen
• $549
• HDR compatible
• Direct-lit local dimming
• 60 Hz refresh rates
• 4K resolution
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Hisense R6 Series

• 4K Roku TVs with Roku OS
• 43, 50, £299 and £349
• $399, $449,
• HDR10 compatible

for me the ultra hd is supposed to be 4x better than hd , no way not on my set anyway..could i be doing something wrong?

​offered me 20% on everything at the check out

£399.00 now.

Bought this for the same price during a recent AO.com voucher code deal and I have to say for the money it's spot on once you get the settings right (Google is your friend). Netflix/YouTube/Wuaki/Casting, 4k and HDR with a decent screen size. What's not to like at this price? I have a year old 600 quid Sony 4k that's not even getting HDR.

can it play .mkv .avi files??? from USB

i have this tv and i am not that impressed with it, banding on sport is terrible, and had to be fixed after 2 months due to flashing, i have sky q and ultra hd is no better than the hd..glad i never paid much for it..

£399 with very but if u get have 20% of takes it to £326. (£6.99 postage)

I was a TV snob until I paid less for this tv. Value for money is absolutely superb.

How's the HDR on this? I know it's 8 bit, but some 8 bit TV have decent HDR

Thanks guys.

I have just purchased this.

We have the 55" version of this and it has been great. I'd definitely recommend it, especially at this price

I've had the TV for 10 months. I'm no TV nutt, so I've no doubt spec geeks will slate it, but we (my family and myself) think the picture quality is superb. You will need a sound bar though and may need to adjust sound settings otherwise HD channels blast you ears off and SD channels you can't hear. But the setting is easily changed so they are all the same.

I bought it yesterday at £429 at Argos n it's dropped to £399 today,luckily though argos have been really good about tin refunded me the £30 difference

But is this a 'value' TV, I've been out of the tech loop for a while now and I'm not a brand snob I just want something that's actually good quality.

the dreaded very.co.uk have dropped £100 to this price also. im sure it could be gotten cheaper from there with one of their signup/credit deals 10 or 20% off.

heat added :smiley:

I so want one of our tvs to break so I can justify these cheap 4K sets.

First time I've wished for something to fail!

Good Tv's, friend has one, there is a firmware update and tweak in the settings for enabling HDR.