There's currently £40 off TV's at 49" and above Code - LARGESCREEN40
Which brings the H49M3000 down to £329 with free delivery. Worth a nosey on site if you're after a new TV at the mo. Been some bargains around just lately!
HDMI - x4 USB Input - x3 Headphone socket - x1 Composite Video Input - x1 Component Video Input - x1 Vesa Wall Mount Size - 200mm x 200mm Scart - x1 (Durin' the war)
Immerse yourself in your favourite films with this 49 inch Hisense TV. This model is 4K Ultra HD Certified with 4K upscaling, which boosts standard HD to near 4K for incredible image quality. It has a USB port which supports HDR content, so you can enjoy a wide range of colour and contrast for an amazingly lifelike picture. It’s also a Smart model, so you can enjoy your favourite shows and stream movies on demand. With Freeview HD, you can browse 70 channels – Including 15 in HD and with Freeview Play too, you can catch up on the last 7 days of TV. It has 4 HDMI ports and 3 USB ports for connecting your devices.
Top comments
Kristallnacht
26 May 173#2
bought the 43 inch version a month or so back very good tv for the price. I will warn you tho you will spend a while fiddling with the settings until you get the best looking picture the out of the box settings are very poor it makes the tv look poor in my opinion. also make sure you are watching things in at least hd quality as sd looks awful if you want to see what the tv can do load up YouTube on the tv search 4k picture test and it will run true 4k it looks amazing. for that price I wish I had waited now and got this one lol.
Latest comments (65)
RoosterNo1
17 Jun 17#65
Well, that turned out to be an exciting few weeks.... I shall NEVER shop at AO.con again, their returns policy sucks ass :-(
longie1985
5 Jun 17#64
Spankey22
2 Jun 17#63
Just set mine up, absolutely delighted for the price I paid. Cracking picture on HD and SD. The viewing angles aren't as good as my old Panasonic plasma, but I didn't expect them to be.
Can't get it to tune in Freesat though, I've plugged the cable in, but it just doesn't find any channels at all.
RoosterNo1
2 Jun 17#62
The free view play upgrade has crippled the epg :disappointed:
I saw somewhere that you can uninstall it, but now can't find the info again...
Do you know where the firmware files are? I can't see anything for the 50M3300 nor the 49M3000 on the Hisense site. Thanks
RoosterNo1
1 Jun 17#59
Firmware upgrade brings the latest i player, itv hub, 4 and 5 !
Can't get rewind on live TV to work without pausing, can it not do that ?
THISTLE87
31 May 17#58
Saying code expired for me.
scantyisland
31 May 17#57
nice deal have some heat
Bhav007
29 May 172#56
I've owned this TV for nearly a year (got it for the same price...). I am happy with it for the price I paid however I am now shopping around for a new TV. I will list the disadvantages (my opinion).
- lack of app updates (still running an old iPlayer version)
- lack of other on demand apps such as ITV/5/channel 4
- HD (720p/1080p) seems to be slightly grainy on Netflix. I'm not sure whether the TV is trying to upscale non 4k content but i have compared it with 2 other televisions that don't have this issue. 4k looks good, not great however. Both YouTube and Netflix.
- Ghosting/white backlight in patches. Can only be seen on a black screen.
Good value for money though and if you have Firestick or Chromecast you will get the on demand apps anyway. I have an Xbox One S that I have set to output at 4k resolution and it is decent enough.
super_leeds_86
28 May 17#52
Can anyone confirm if there is a Plex app as part of the smart functions?
Bingohomer to super_leeds_86
28 May 17#54
According to AO.com website under Smart Services, it does.
Smart Services
All 4 No
Amazon Instant Video Yes - Coming Soon
BBC iPlayer Yes - Ready
Facebook No
ITV Hub No
My 5 No
Netflix Yes
Now TV No
Other Smart Services Wuaki, Plex, Accuweather
Smart Info Providers reserve the right to remove apps from the Smart TV platform at any time without notice.
Twitter No
Web Browsing Yes - Ready
Youtube Yes - Ready
baztek to super_leeds_86
29 May 17#55
Yes it does. I have this TV a few weeks. Great picture. Be advised, very slow TV menus
saj_87
28 May 17#53
Can anyone recommend a wall bracket for the 55" version of this
Spankey22
28 May 171#51
Went for a "used" one from Amazon Warehouse instead, got it for £310.
Bingohomer
28 May 17#50
does anyone own this set? Do you know if it passes 5.1 from hdmi inputs through the optical out?
Spankey22
28 May 17#48
Code expired! :disappointed:
shootomanUK to Spankey22
28 May 171#49
working fine here...try again... try typing instead of copying it :smiley:
kharma45
28 May 17#47
Used being open to interpretation.
"A deduction can be made if the value of the goods has been reduced as a result of you handling the goods more than was necessary.
The extent to which you can handle the goods is the same as it would be if you were assessing them in a shop."
You'd need to see it on before buying as you would expect to see in a shop.
mikeonuk
28 May 171#46
my wife says that's a very good deal :confused:
adamspencer95
27 May 17#45
distance selling regulations doesnt let you use a product before deciding whether to keep it or not, its not a 'try before you buy'
they are technically allowed to charge for the devaluation of the product due to your handling if you used the product
edit - distance selling regulations doesnt exist anymore anyway, but it is the consumer contracts regulations. buyer protection is roughly the same though
RoosterNo1
27 May 17#44
Quote the "distance selling regulations" to them....
Sstuff
27 May 17#41
Does anyone know if the Hisense H43M3000 supports HDR out of the box?
hamsterboy to Sstuff
27 May 171#43
by all accounts its just over usb out of the box. a firmware update then adds hdr over hdmi.
least my NES is gonna look sweeeeeet on this. 4k uhd hdr Super Mario 3.
Alasdair91
26 May 17#13
I seriously worry about the people who buy a 49" 4K UHD HDR TV and plug in a scart! *shudders*
Vegeta to Alasdair91
27 May 17#15
I felt the same way when people would use the RF input instead of RGB scart :man:
ZeroAbbadon2 to Alasdair91
27 May 17#36
Well I want to play Dreamcast damn it and mine doesn't have VGA out!
bojangles to Alasdair91
27 May 17#38
Only use is if they are satellite card sharing. no point in taking up an HDMI port since card sharing does not share HD channels
donnamark85
27 May 17#37
Nice
adamspencer95
27 May 171#35
yes but AO charge up to 50% fee if you've turned it on and changed your mind so i guess that's why they haven't returned it.
ocelot20
27 May 17#34
Got the Hisense M7000 my self. If this is anything like that then it's well worth the money. However, Did take make a few hours to get the picture settings just right as the default out of the box ones where poor for both my PS4 and PC. Head over to the AVforums to get the best picture settings.
alexanderthenotsogreat
27 May 171#33
m3300, its about 33ms, virtually unnoticeable
RoosterNo1
27 May 17#32
USB Recording (DVR) Yes..... on the AO page.
RoosterNo1
27 May 17#29
I'm in !
Does the pvr record stuff with the TV "off" i wonder ?
... also d loaded the manual and it blathers on about 3d, it doesn't have this does it?
Thanks to op..
hamsterboy to RoosterNo1
27 May 171#31
I cant find a mention of pvr with this model?
hamsterboy
27 May 17#30
After much deliberation I've gone for the h50m3300 for £360. The pvr via usb finally swung it for me. One less remote and less faffing (I hope)
forgot blinking 1.51% tcb. doh!!
pimpchez
27 May 17#28
If this is anything like my 2015 K321, it also has Freesat which i am using now .
rafaelmagalhaes93
27 May 17#24
I bought the 43 inch model last month and the tv is good, it does have HDR can play ps4 or xbox with HDR, however netflix hasnt been updated yet for HDR,
don_in_ed to rafaelmagalhaes93
27 May 17#27
I'm watching ultra hd on Netflix with this 49 inch model
zan87
27 May 17#26
Notice any ghosting or motion blur? It's hard to find a budget TV without either.
h3llo_fr1end
27 May 171#25
You can still return it.
hamsterboy
26 May 17#1
looks like firmware update came out last September to allow hdr via hdmi, not just from usb. Ooooooooo im really tempted now...
machomansavage to hamsterboy
27 May 17#23
We just git the Argos Philips 49 inch with ambilight that was on here yesterday! Smashing deal for 389 lovely colours that comes out of back. HDR and 4K
mymymy
27 May 17#22
I assume you've blown up?
pow26
27 May 17#21
I've taken it out the box and switched it on.
missygirl1
27 May 17#20
Bought the 55inch a few weeks ago,always had Samsung but love this TVs,good deal !
antf83
27 May 172#19
Ao top notch? They always deliver on time true and prices are competitive but them spam you with selling insurance for goods
DracUK
27 May 172#18
Ive ordered about 5 times from AO and I cant fault them,brilliant service with timed deliveries so not hanging about waiting.Bought this TV last week from them, again faultless product and delivery.Ive no idea about their customer service regarding returns though.Yes if you register it with Hisense you get 2 years warranty,for the money if it lasts 2 years you cant really lose.
I am not a CS rep for AO LOL
kamran9558
27 May 171#17
Looks like a lot of ao cs reps in here :smiley:
tubbyasstoo
27 May 171#16
ao are a top notch company
hisense tvs are great for the money
I bought a 65inch hisense from ao earlier this year for £680 inc vat & delivery....very pleased
pow26
26 May 17#11
If anyone's local to GU11 and wants one of these I've got one going for £300. 2 weeks old. Cellophane still on tv. Ordered wrong size.
SavB to pow26
27 May 17#14
Why not return it?
bytemaster
26 May 17#12
I have 49M3000 and 43M3000, very pleased with both. I, and family have used AO many times with no problems.
alexanderthenotsogreat
26 May 17#9
Get the M3300 for gaming. Input latency is significantly better
Darkeru to alexanderthenotsogreat
26 May 17#10
Do you know the figures for the input latency? I looked for ages, eventually found it, then lost the link.
The_Red
26 May 171#8
Bought a Hisense last year great picture great value
Darkeru
26 May 17#7
I've been looking at the M3300 and this code brings it down to £359.00.
Not sure of the differences between them. I was looking at the 50" M3300 as it was pretty well reviewed all around for a budget 4K aside from the viewing angles. Input lag for gaming was decent. Same as this TV, it has HDR via HDMI after firmware update.
javea
26 May 17#6
Recently bought a washing machine from AO.First Class customer service
l33tpilot
26 May 171#5
M3000 on deals almost weekly now, can hiSENSE they are trying to get rid of this old stock before making say M7000 range more affordable.
aliboy86
26 May 17#4
any good for gaming?
craigsh
26 May 171#3
Got mine a few weeks back at this price, well worth the outlay :smiley:
Kristallnacht
26 May 173#2
bought the 43 inch version a month or so back very good tv for the price. I will warn you tho you will spend a while fiddling with the settings until you get the best looking picture the out of the box settings are very poor it makes the tv look poor in my opinion. also make sure you are watching things in at least hd quality as sd looks awful if you want to see what the tv can do load up YouTube on the tv search 4k picture test and it will run true 4k it looks amazing. for that price I wish I had waited now and got this one lol.
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Opening post
Code - LARGESCREEN40
Which brings the H49M3000 down to £329 with free delivery.
Worth a nosey on site if you're after a new TV at the mo. Been some bargains around just lately!
HDMI - x4
USB Input - x3
Headphone socket - x1
Composite Video Input - x1
Component Video Input - x1
Vesa Wall Mount Size - 200mm x 200mm
Scart - x1 (Durin' the war)
Immerse yourself in your favourite films with this 49 inch Hisense TV. This model is 4K Ultra HD Certified with 4K upscaling, which boosts standard HD to near 4K for incredible image quality. It has a USB port which supports HDR content, so you can enjoy a wide range of colour and contrast for an amazingly lifelike picture. It’s also a Smart model, so you can enjoy your favourite shows and stream movies on demand. With Freeview HD, you can browse 70 channels – Including 15 in HD and with Freeview Play too, you can catch up on the last 7 days of TV. It has 4 HDMI ports and 3 USB ports for connecting your devices.
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Latest comments (65)
Can't get it to tune in Freesat though, I've plugged the cable in, but it just doesn't find any channels at all.
I saw somewhere that you can uninstall it, but now can't find the info again...
Can't get rewind on live TV to work without pausing, can it not do that ?
- lack of app updates (still running an old iPlayer version)
- lack of other on demand apps such as ITV/5/channel 4
- HD (720p/1080p) seems to be slightly grainy on Netflix. I'm not sure whether the TV is trying to upscale non 4k content but i have compared it with 2 other televisions that don't have this issue. 4k looks good, not great however. Both YouTube and Netflix.
- Ghosting/white backlight in patches. Can only be seen on a black screen.
Good value for money though and if you have Firestick or Chromecast you will get the on demand apps anyway. I have an Xbox One S that I have set to output at 4k resolution and it is decent enough.
Smart Services
All 4 No
Amazon Instant Video Yes - Coming Soon
BBC iPlayer Yes - Ready
Facebook No
ITV Hub No
My 5 No
Netflix Yes
Now TV No
Other Smart Services Wuaki, Plex, Accuweather
Smart Info Providers reserve the right to remove apps from the Smart TV platform at any time without notice.
Twitter No
Web Browsing Yes - Ready
Youtube Yes - Ready
"A deduction can be made if the value of the goods has been reduced as a result of you handling the goods more than was necessary.
The extent to which you can handle the goods is the same as it would be if you were assessing them in a shop."
http://www.which.co.uk/consumer-rights/regulation/consumer-contracts-regulations
You'd need to see it on before buying as you would expect to see in a shop.
they are technically allowed to charge for the devaluation of the product due to your handling if you used the product
edit - distance selling regulations doesnt exist anymore anyway, but it is the consumer contracts regulations. buyer protection is roughly the same though
im sure the extra inch is worth £30 !! :wink:
least my NES is gonna look sweeeeeet on this. 4k uhd hdr Super Mario 3.
Does the pvr record stuff with the TV "off" i wonder ?
... also d loaded the manual and it blathers on about 3d, it doesn't have this does it?
Thanks to op..
forgot blinking 1.51% tcb. doh!!
I am not a CS rep for AO LOL
hisense tvs are great for the money
I bought a 65inch hisense from ao earlier this year for £680 inc vat & delivery....very pleased
Not sure of the differences between them. I was looking at the 50" M3300 as it was pretty well reviewed all around for a budget 4K aside from the viewing angles. Input lag for gaming was decent. Same as this TV, it has HDR via HDMI after firmware update.