I’ve had the 55inch for the living room for around 8 months and it’s brilliant, lots of compliments from visitors. I just purchased the 43inch for my gaming room PS5 and I’m very impressed
@@honesttroll3463 not going to lie to you but my 43inch version had panel problems so I returned it. It did work well before that and looked nice though. Of course Dolby Vision was a bonus. I now have a Samsung AU9000 43inch which is a little better for PS5. But both are very very good and I wouldn’t begrudge having either.
@@milanvillan torn between this in 50in and the samsung 9000. Which would you recommend? How good is the picture on the samsung compared to the hisense?
@@paulmidgley8040 they’re both good, the Hisense supports Dolby vision the AU9000 doesn’t . I think for gaming the Samsung is better. Both are poor for sound
I finally went and bought this TV and I am very surprised of how good it is. Picture quality, black levels, no blooming, fantastic uniformity and a unbelievable upscaling. Honestly, this is a good buy and the winner for bang for buck.
@@paulmidgley8040 Well it depends on what you are after. For me it does eveything. Maybe you could return it and get the LG C1 or the 90JSonys? For me this is the best bang for buck and cost me half of what i paid for C1. Entirely up to yourself in what you are after in a TV
@@happyhero1093 as it happens after alot of messing with the settings I've actually got a bloody good picture on it. Not quite as good as my Samsung qled but then again there was a big price difference but now I've got it sorted I'm very impressed. I retract my last post. It's a lovely tv.👍 oh and BTW I've had LG in the past and I really don't like them umless it's oled obviously but cheers anyway.
@@paulmidgley8040 Im glad you were able ot take you time and tune it to your setting. I think for the price, its actually decent. I didnt want to babysit my TV with screenburn issues etc. Just wanted a decent tv thats all. Not the best picture, but for that price, your getting alot than other competition which are at least 1grand to get a good picture like this. Enjoy your TV
Your video looked very pleasant to watch, however you failed to tell us what the motion technology was like personally, was it good for playing games? Is it good for watching fast moving sports?? You needed to show a shooter or racing game and some soccer highlights. These are KEY areas people want to know about, and I was so disappointed you showed very little of your own opinion on this tv, spent most of the time making in jokes about soccer and the like. I guess I will keep looking til I find a review that covers this basic aspect.
@@boghospayaslian914 Hey, The one I bought (A7KQ) doesn’t support 120hz, it supports 60hz only. But it does have some amazing “high standard HDMI” and “high refresh rate” options in the settings which make the image quality so sharp, smooth, bright and the colors just pop! I tried everything on it from apple tv to PS5 and Nintendo Switch all looked just amazing. Even without the high end settings movies, games and real 4K HDR UA-cam videos just looks out of this world! The only difference I could find is that the A7KQ is an AV panel and the A7G is an IPS panel, which is should be even a better panel!
@@boghospayaslian914 Hey, The one I bought (A7KQ) doesn’t support 120hz, it supports 60hz only. But it does have some amazing “high standard HDMI” and “high refresh rate” options in the settings which make the image quality so sharp, smooth, bright and the colors just pop! I tried everything on it from apple tv to PS5 and Nintendo Switch all looked just amazing. Even without the high end settings movies, games and real 4K HDR UA-cam videos just looks out of this world! The only difference I could find is that the A7KQ is an AV type panel (better contrast) and the A7G is an IPS type panel (which is good for fast motion and video games and PC monitors).
@@boghospayaslian914 Hey, The one I bought (A7KQ) doesn’t support 120hz, it supports 60hz only. But it does have some amazing “high standard HDMI” and “high refresh rate” options in the settings which make the image quality so sharp, smooth, bright and the colors just pop! I tried everything on it from apple tv to PS5 and Nintendo Switch all looked just amazing. Even without the high end settings movies, games and real 4K HDR UA-cam videos just looks out of this world! The only difference I could find is that the A7KQ is an AV type panel (better contrast) and the A7G is an IPS type panel (which is good for fast motion and video games and PC monitors).
Hey, The one I bought (A7KQ) doesn’t support 4K 120hz, it supports 4K in 60hz only. The only difference I could find is that the A7KQ is an VA type panel (better contrast) and the A7G is an IPS type panel (which is good for fast motion and video games and PC monitors). Position of the TV connections are on the left side of the TV instead on the bottom. The remote control buttons layout is a bit different too. I think A7KQ is a newer model as well, Idk hhh But regardless everything looks super amazing on it! Highly recommended!
With a side-by-side picture comparison with Sony and Samsung, I was instantly sold to Hisense! I got a 55 inch 4K Android TV at almost half the cost of a similarly spec'd Sony. It's a brilliant VA panel with deep rich blacks and excellent colour reproduction. The speakers are also pretty good! The remote is well built and looks modern. Overall, I don't think that buying an overpriced TV just for the big brand makes sense. Get a Hisense!
And support their junk & deal with the realibility issues & then when warranty expires your Tv dies & that's when you realized you've wasted your money & are now looking for a new TV all over again. If this is what you like to do then yes by all means GO FOR IT.
@@michaeldavis6550 My friend bought a Samsung TV and it died right after the warranty expired. How's that? My iPhone 5S died right after the warranty expired. For no reason. It just died on its own. So in my opinion, no brand is bullet proof. I own both Samsung (8 year old plasma which is still running beautifully) and a Hisense 55 inch. Yes, some brands are better than the others and its entirely upto your risk appetite. Hisense is also a good brand (my TV is made in India) and seems pretty well built with zero lags or niggles so far. My experience has been excellent so far so I can vouch for the brand.
@@mohitextreme1988 Yes no brand is bullet proof for sure & yes things can happen like that. I've had 6 friends & 2 family members who's all owned hisense & nobody's Tv made it 5yrs & I stayed away. I have 2 samsungs that are 15yrs old & they were the first gen fully led back Tv's & 1 is not starting to have a power supply problem but nothing else has ever happened for 15yrs of heavy use. I have a 51in Sony rear projection Tv I bought new in 2001 that my father in law now has in his family play room in his basement & the TV never every gets shut off. How's that thing still going strong I ask myself & in the end it comes down to who has the best reputation & who's had the most trouble free use & the big 3 aren't the big 3 for no reason. They have built products that last & people keep going back to because of it. Yes your always gonna have some here & their once in a while with a problem but the record for the brands over all are far better then any of the budget company's have ever been able to reproduce. If you really think hard about it. No company that's trying to make money is gonna give you a top notch product & have everything the big brands have & last just as long for the same money. It can't happen they skimp in other areas to keep cost down so internal components are bought cheeper & from off company's to save cost & make their products as apealing as possible to the consumer to get the sale. Trust me they know how to market their products to look as good as possiable for as cheep as possiable but the quality of the internal assembly & components are not what you think & they know you have no way of knowing. IT'S A Budget Tv for a reason. I've had plenty of experience in the field & know how it works. They know well how to trick the consumer.
@@michaeldavis6550 Totally agree with every point you made here bro. Still, I like the fact that it is 95% of the TV for 70% of the cost. Samsung is still reasonably priced unlike the overhyped and overpriced Sony Bravia. A lot boils down to the manufacturing as well. Samsung and Hisense are all manufactured locally here in India and considering it is a quite basic technology (unlike mobile phones, which are a lot harder to make properly), I took my chances and have been happy since the one year it's been serving me! If it ever dies out after 5 years, I'd say that it was money well spent! Gives me more reasons to upgrade to a 65 inch ;)
Hello, I bought this tv recently and I noticed that the tv has 2 black stripes vertically on the sides of the tv, I assume it's normal but I can't get the idea in the video if your TV also has these black strips
Got the 43 inch and it's damn impressive for the price, I always buy Sony purely coz it's true quality but I saw so many positive reviews for this tv I took a chance and it's paid off massively, not disappointed, very happy with this.... And imagine it will be a workhorse for years too, absolute class 😎 😎 😎 😎
Agree, brought this model was waiting for stock to arrive, never had a hisense so was dubious but wow. For the price an amazing tv, great picture and great for gaming, I have no complaints.
I bought this TV 2 days ago and I'm not satisfied, I don't know if I caught a defective one but the black is gray and a yellow LED light is blowing around the frames which is unpleasant when watching dark content and loses details
I am a huge Sony fan as I have a 12 year old Bravia. Its only a 32 inch but hasn't missed a beat. I think Hisense performance is pretty darn good and I have been looking at the U7G and U8G in the local stores here in the states. I keep my televisions for the long haul so I wonder if the technology and workmanship is up to that with Hisense. I guess we will have to see. Good review.
That's been the issue. Long term realibility sucks. You get what you pay for. Never touch another hisense again. To many friends & family also been thru issues. 5 days after warranty ended The TV dies & company says oh well sorry would you like to make a new purchase. HE'LL NO ARE YOU KIDDING.
I have a 6 year old Bravia and it's been 2 years since bright spots appeared on the screen. It's a good tv and spots are not too bad but this tlc tv looks like overall a better tv. And it's much cheaper.
Good video, despite sponsored. I'm getting one today (£399 Amazon UK) they have an interest free credit option, £79.80 payment for five months, no credit checks. Hope you are feeling better.
I have always stuck with Sony and have been more than satisfied with 65 Oled, but having just purchased a 43 A7G Hisense I wonder now whether I would bother again with another OLED ... With the picture quality of the Hisense I cant justify buying a Sony again which is double the price ... An excellent product for the price.
You'll change your opinion just give it time. Hisense long term realibility is a big issue. I truly hope you have good luck with your TV. I don't wish troubles on anyone. I will never touch anther hisense. To many friends & then family members who's gone thru the same. It's a shame because people throw their money out the window when the TV'S Dies 5 days after warranty ended & company wouldn't help. Sorry to bad sorry about your luck. Yea screw budget brands. You get what the hell you pay for & no more & we should all know that. Espically in theses trying times.
@@michaeldavis6550 How long is the warranty on a new tv or is it store dependant? Is it the life expectancy of the tv? Consumer rights would come into play
@@michaeldavis6550 Hey Michael I hear what you're saying but I am prepared to give it a go, because a TV at the moment is becoming a consumable item given the advances in tech. Who keeps a laptop longer than 5 years? As a footnote, I travel quite a bit and stay in many Hotels and guess which brand is the most common??? Hisense ..also these sets in the hotels are not the latest but they still seem to work. Take care
These hisense tvs are trash dont buy them i just bought my hisense tv 75 inch 4k and the backlights are dead like WTF and the store that i bought it from dont want to fix it or replace it. I dont know what to do!
Do u think the 43 inch of the TV would be good for xbox series s for 400 uk pounds stuck between this and sony x85j which is 700 ik pounds but is 120hz over the hisense 60hz I currently game on a crappy 1080p full hd tv that's not even got hdr10
Thanks for the tip, been thinking of upgrading my 720p donkeys years old TV which I use in the kitchen, the 43 inch version sounds Ideal for my space. 👍
If you are just buying it for watching movies and sports, you don’t need any more than 60hz. Movies are generally 24fps, and most broadcasts (sports etc) are displayed in 50hz so you’ll be perfectly fine with this
i purchase the 50'' yesterdau and i am not pleased with it .the picture not as i saw in the shop(demo) i have also a Samsund bu8000 43'' very nice qullety compering to this one and not Disney + installed .
If you still have this TV setup with the stand, please could you tell me the length measurements of the stand? I have a small unit for my TV but the stand looks fairly small so I might not need to buy a seperate one, thank you for the review!!
@@millybee5499 yes I still rate it! It does the job for me. Sometimes it looks a bit dark though as I still fiddle with the settings. But for the price it’s really good!
These TV's are crap the USB support is the worst of any TV hands down and no reviewer ever seems to mention it. A Hisense tv does not support any USB device greater than 32 gig, now consider that the average UHD movie is 50g that pretty much renders these tvs absolutely useless for certain functions, for comparison LG and Sony TVs have no problems reading 8T hard drives through their USB connections. These things really are terrible.
Had mine for 3 months babied the thing and all ready won't turn on. What a waste of money and a garbage company. They would not even do a replacement as it was a gift and I did not have the receipt.
Bought one of these on black Fri got it delivered on Monday had a problem with hdr content called hisense tues they sent me a software update on a USB drive Wednesday morning updated tv it never turned on again its stuck on a boot loop it's now back in box waiting to go back for refund as hisense says its unrepairable
I’ve had the 55inch for the living room for around 8 months and it’s brilliant, lots of compliments from visitors. I just purchased the 43inch for my gaming room PS5 and I’m very impressed
Me too buying this tv 2 days ago, im very happy because this tv so amazing😍 And look like really cool😎
Is it any good for ps5 as in hdr brightness?? My tv just gone so looking at this
@@honesttroll3463 not going to lie to you but my 43inch version had panel problems so I returned it. It did work well before that and looked nice though. Of course Dolby Vision was a bonus. I now have a Samsung AU9000 43inch which is a little better for PS5. But both are very very good and I wouldn’t begrudge having either.
@@milanvillan torn between this in 50in and the samsung 9000. Which would you recommend?
How good is the picture on the samsung compared to the hisense?
@@paulmidgley8040 they’re both good, the Hisense supports Dolby vision the AU9000 doesn’t . I think for gaming the Samsung is better. Both are poor for sound
How this Tv compare to Samsung q60c?
I finally went and bought this TV and I am very surprised of how good it is. Picture quality, black levels, no blooming, fantastic uniformity and a unbelievable upscaling. Honestly, this is a good buy and the winner for bang for buck.
Are we talking about the same tv dude?
I bought the set last week and it's lousy. I just can't seem to get a good picture on it.
@@paulmidgley8040 Well it depends on what you are after. For me it does eveything. Maybe you could return it and get the LG C1 or the 90JSonys? For me this is the best bang for buck and cost me half of what i paid for C1. Entirely up to yourself in what you are after in a TV
@@happyhero1093 as it happens after alot of messing with the settings I've actually got a bloody good picture on it. Not quite as good as my Samsung qled but then again there was a big price difference but now I've got it sorted I'm very impressed. I retract my last post. It's a lovely tv.👍 oh and BTW I've had LG in the past and I really don't like them umless it's oled obviously but cheers anyway.
@@paulmidgley8040 Im glad you were able ot take you time and tune it to your setting. I think for the price, its actually decent. I didnt want to babysit my TV with screenburn issues etc. Just wanted a decent tv thats all. Not the best picture, but for that price, your getting alot than other competition which are at least 1grand to get a good picture like this. Enjoy your TV
It's led or ips?
Just bought from Costco online £473.99 😁
I have recently got the 55' and it is an amazing tv it really is
How is it holding up?
Your video looked very pleasant to watch, however you failed to tell us what the motion technology was like personally, was it good for playing games? Is it good for watching fast moving sports??
You needed to show a shooter or racing game and some soccer highlights. These are KEY areas people want to know about, and I was so disappointed you showed very little of your own opinion on this tv, spent most of the time making in jokes about soccer and the like. I guess I will keep looking til I find a review that covers this basic aspect.
Whats the difference between the game mode and auto latency mode? These are both on the menu settings .
What’s the difference between their ultra dimming to local dimming?
I think I will go with the 50"
Here in Italy is 499€,great price!
Here in portugal too!
@@pauloliveira1989 Está a 479 euros a de 58'', lindo
I've had so many complaints about this TVs from hisense people should beware of buying these TVS they're unreliable😢
Hisense is also the official sponsor of World Cup 2022 in Qatar!
Hi bro hisense qled a7 or samsung Au9000 or tcl qled c645 ??? Thenks
I bought one yesterday! Mine is the A7KQ, 65”, 2023 model and I’m absolutely amazed! I love this TV so much! Thanks for your helpful review!
Hi there.
What is the difference between A7G and A7KQ, I'm confused which one to buy, the only difference is that the a7k supports 120hz..?
@@boghospayaslian914 Hey, The one I bought (A7KQ) doesn’t support 120hz, it supports 60hz only. But it does have some amazing “high standard HDMI” and “high refresh rate” options in the settings which make the image quality so sharp, smooth, bright and the colors just pop! I tried everything on it from apple tv to PS5 and Nintendo Switch all looked just amazing. Even without the high end settings movies, games and real 4K HDR UA-cam videos just looks out of this world! The only difference I could find is that the A7KQ is an AV panel and the A7G is an IPS panel, which is should be even a better panel!
@@boghospayaslian914 Hey, The one I bought (A7KQ) doesn’t support 120hz, it supports 60hz only. But it does have some amazing “high standard HDMI” and “high refresh rate” options in the settings which make the image quality so sharp, smooth, bright and the colors just pop! I tried everything on it from apple tv to PS5 and Nintendo Switch all looked just amazing. Even without the high end settings movies, games and real 4K HDR UA-cam videos just looks out of this world! The only difference I could find is that the A7KQ is an AV type panel (better contrast) and the A7G is an IPS type panel (which is good for fast motion and video games and PC monitors).
@@boghospayaslian914 Hey, The one I bought (A7KQ) doesn’t support 120hz, it supports 60hz only. But it does have some amazing “high standard HDMI” and “high refresh rate” options in the settings which make the image quality so sharp, smooth, bright and the colors just pop! I tried everything on it from apple tv to PS5 and Nintendo Switch all looked just amazing. Even without the high end settings movies, games and real 4K HDR UA-cam videos just looks out of this world! The only difference I could find is that the A7KQ is an AV type panel (better contrast) and the A7G is an IPS type panel (which is good for fast motion and video games and PC monitors).
Hey,
The one I bought (A7KQ) doesn’t support 4K 120hz, it supports 4K in 60hz only.
The only difference I could find is that the A7KQ is an VA type panel (better contrast) and the A7G is an IPS type panel (which is good for fast motion and video games and PC monitors).
Position of the TV connections are on the left side of the TV instead on the bottom.
The remote control buttons layout is a bit different too.
I think A7KQ is a newer model as well, Idk hhh
But regardless everything looks super amazing on it!
Highly recommended!
watching January 2023...side note; Qatar 2023 didn't come home 🙃
lmao
With a side-by-side picture comparison with Sony and Samsung, I was instantly sold to Hisense! I got a 55 inch 4K Android TV at almost half the cost of a similarly spec'd Sony. It's a brilliant VA panel with deep rich blacks and excellent colour reproduction. The speakers are also pretty good! The remote is well built and looks modern. Overall, I don't think that buying an overpriced TV just for the big brand makes sense. Get a Hisense!
And support their junk & deal with the realibility issues & then when warranty expires your Tv dies & that's when you realized you've wasted your money & are now looking for a new TV all over again. If this is what you like to do then yes by all means GO FOR IT.
@@michaeldavis6550 My friend bought a Samsung TV and it died right after the warranty expired. How's that? My iPhone 5S died right after the warranty expired. For no reason. It just died on its own. So in my opinion, no brand is bullet proof. I own both Samsung (8 year old plasma which is still running beautifully) and a Hisense 55 inch. Yes, some brands are better than the others and its entirely upto your risk appetite. Hisense is also a good brand (my TV is made in India) and seems pretty well built with zero lags or niggles so far. My experience has been excellent so far so I can vouch for the brand.
@@mohitextreme1988 Yes no brand is bullet proof for sure & yes things can happen like that. I've had 6 friends & 2 family members who's all owned hisense & nobody's Tv made it 5yrs & I stayed away. I have 2 samsungs that are 15yrs old & they were the first gen fully led back Tv's & 1 is not starting to have a power supply problem but nothing else has ever happened for 15yrs of heavy use. I have a 51in Sony rear projection Tv I bought new in 2001 that my father in law now has in his family play room in his basement & the TV never every gets shut off. How's that thing still going strong I ask myself & in the end it comes down to who has the best reputation & who's had the most trouble free use & the big 3 aren't the big 3 for no reason. They have built products that last & people keep going back to because of it. Yes your always gonna have some here & their once in a while with a problem but the record for the brands over all are far better then any of the budget company's have ever been able to reproduce. If you really think hard about it. No company that's trying to make money is gonna give you a top notch product & have everything the big brands have & last just as long for the same money. It can't happen they skimp in other areas to keep cost down so internal components are bought cheeper & from off company's to save cost & make their products as apealing as possible to the consumer to get the sale. Trust me they know how to market their products to look as good as possiable for as cheep as possiable but the quality of the internal assembly & components are not what you think & they know you have no way of knowing. IT'S A Budget Tv for a reason. I've had plenty of experience in the field & know how it works. They know well how to trick the consumer.
Got a 5 year guarantee it’s 230 quid 😁
@@michaeldavis6550 Totally agree with every point you made here bro. Still, I like the fact that it is 95% of the TV for 70% of the cost. Samsung is still reasonably priced unlike the overhyped and overpriced Sony Bravia. A lot boils down to the manufacturing as well. Samsung and Hisense are all manufactured locally here in India and considering it is a quite basic technology (unlike mobile phones, which are a lot harder to make properly), I took my chances and have been happy since the one year it's been serving me! If it ever dies out after 5 years, I'd say that it was money well spent! Gives me more reasons to upgrade to a 65 inch ;)
Hello, I bought this tv recently and I noticed that the tv has 2 black stripes vertically on the sides of the tv, I assume it's normal but I can't get the idea in the video if your TV also has these black strips
Got the 43 inch and it's damn impressive for the price, I always buy Sony purely coz it's true quality but I saw so many positive reviews for this tv I took a chance and it's paid off massively, not disappointed, very happy with this.... And imagine it will be a workhorse for years too, absolute class 😎 😎 😎 😎
how much is the 43 mate?
I assume you found out by now, but if not it's around 379-429 pounds on amazon
Could you PLEASE tell me the dimensions of the 43" TV base? I have to check if it fits my table. Thank you 🙏
Agree, brought this model was waiting for stock to arrive, never had a hisense so was dubious but wow. For the price an amazing tv, great picture and great for gaming, I have no complaints.
Not sure if you guys bought yet, but costco currently doing this 43" for £259.99
Just got the 65” one today… what a magical tv… 1000% recommend
This vid and your comment made me buy one on the spot... And im not an impulsive person!
I’m gonna buy one next week, thanks for the push I needed lol
@@mickceltic67 hy how is itt
@@luwluwstarshyne great 😁
@@zandrabik You just contradicted yourself. But anyway... how is the tv?
I have Hisense can't install aps NOT Android
Hard wired power lead . 😡
get a fire stick
I bought this TV 2 days ago and I'm not satisfied, I don't know if I caught a defective one but the black is gray and a yellow LED light is blowing around the frames which is unpleasant when watching dark content and loses details
It's sad to buy a defective product 😢
How would this compare to the Samsung au9000 which has similar upscaling features please
I am a huge Sony fan as I have a 12 year old Bravia. Its only a 32 inch but hasn't missed a beat. I think Hisense performance is pretty darn good and I have been looking at the U7G and U8G in the local stores here in the states. I keep my televisions for the long haul so I wonder if the technology and workmanship is up to that with Hisense. I guess we will have to see. Good review.
That's been the issue. Long term realibility sucks. You get what you pay for. Never touch another hisense again. To many friends & family also been thru issues. 5 days after warranty ended The TV dies & company says oh well sorry would you like to make a new purchase. HE'LL NO ARE YOU KIDDING.
I have a 6 year old Bravia and it's been 2 years since bright spots appeared on the screen. It's a good tv and spots are not too bad but this tlc tv looks like overall a better tv. And it's much cheaper.
How is your hisense tv? I am buying one, replacing an old Sony Bravia probably about 10 years old so yay I got my money’s worth 🥳
Good video, despite sponsored. I'm getting one today (£399 Amazon UK) they have an interest free credit option, £79.80 payment for five months, no credit checks. Hope you are feeling better.
I have always stuck with Sony and have been more than satisfied with 65 Oled, but having just purchased a 43 A7G Hisense I wonder now whether I would bother again with another OLED ... With the picture quality of the Hisense I cant justify buying a Sony again which is double the price ... An excellent product for the price.
You'll change your opinion just give it time. Hisense long term realibility is a big issue. I truly hope you have good luck with your TV. I don't wish troubles on anyone. I will never touch anther hisense. To many friends & then family members who's gone thru the same. It's a shame because people throw their money out the window when the TV'S Dies 5 days after warranty ended & company wouldn't help. Sorry to bad sorry about your luck. Yea screw budget brands. You get what the hell you pay for & no more & we should all know that. Espically in theses trying times.
@@michaeldavis6550 How long is the warranty on a new tv or is it store dependant? Is it the life expectancy of the tv? Consumer rights would come into play
@@michaeldavis6550 Hey Michael I hear what you're saying but I am prepared to give it a go, because a TV at the moment is becoming a consumable item given the advances in tech. Who keeps a laptop longer than 5 years? As a footnote, I travel quite a bit and stay in many Hotels and guess which brand is the most common??? Hisense ..also these sets in the hotels are not the latest but they still seem to work. Take care
I’m risking it by getting a hisense. After being a Sony bravia owner of more than 10 years. We’ll wait and see
Why is it so hard to find android tv reviews on UA-cam?
Never done any tv research before but this review is on point. 10/10.
These hisense tvs are trash dont buy them i just bought my hisense tv 75 inch 4k and the backlights are dead like WTF and the store that i bought it from dont want to fix it or replace it. I dont know what to do!
Hey, I have a PS5 would you tell a difference in this and a ps5 ready tv?
I think not 100% sure HDMI 2.1 compatible
How would it perform in a room with PLENTY of natural light? Annoying glare?
Got the 55inch this TV does 120hz at 1080p confirmed using my Xbox series X
I got the same tv for my series x but I can’t turn on game mode and vrr it’s all grayed out. Any possible fix
I just ordered the 55 inch version of this set. Have no regrets. So much is packed into this set for the price.
Do u think the 43 inch of the TV would be good for xbox series s for 400 uk pounds stuck between this and sony x85j which is 700 ik pounds but is 120hz over the hisense 60hz I currently game on a crappy 1080p full hd tv that's not even got hdr10
I love my hisense 65 inch 4k tv, better than junk Samsung any day!
what is the difference between the a7gq and the e7hq?
A7 next gen
65 Inch @ Costco now it’s £529.99
I come from the future (2024) to tell you England are in the final against Spain
ITS COMING HOME! 🏴
I Agree its definitely coming into my home this tv or the sony x85j but unsure there is a big price difference
"its coming home" that aged well XD
Big love to Dotty! Kindest regards Adam, Richard U.K
Thanks for the tip, been thinking of upgrading my 720p donkeys years old TV which I use in the kitchen, the 43 inch version sounds Ideal for my space. 👍
Same still have my 2008 or 2009 720p 50 inch tv ,its time to upgrade.
Hdmi 2. Hdmi2,1 ?
65" £550 costco Inc Vat 👌
What TV lights have you got?
Is there a big difference between 60hz and 120hz in tv? im looking for the smoothness but iam just going to use it watching movies and sports.
If you are just buying it for watching movies and sports, you don’t need any more than 60hz. Movies are generally 24fps, and most broadcasts (sports etc) are displayed in 50hz so you’ll be perfectly fine with this
Wow, amazing Hisense Tv.
#HisenseFamily #Hisense #4KTV #HisenseA7G
That is nice
2 years later and I’ve just picked this up on offer for £300 😂 and it’s the best tv I’ve ever had apart from my OLED!
Its still worth it?😮im confused what to buy. I just want a TV to watch movies on😅
@@carlosrobert9901 yep it’s fantastic for movies
Can you please do a video with best settings of display ?
Got the 55" one a few months ago, can't fault it even the built in speakers are half decent.
Does it play mkv files movies ?
Hiya. Can you side load third party apps? How many ports are there. Is it android tv ?
Nice vid. 65 inch is £560 GBP at Costco 🇬🇧
Unreal Bargain! Anywhere else is about £699
i purchase the 50'' yesterdau and i am not pleased with it .the picture not as i saw in the shop(demo) i have also a Samsund bu8000 43'' very nice qullety compering to this one and not Disney + installed .
Where can I find calibration settings online?
This, or samsung q60a?
The Samsung
If you still have this TV setup with the stand, please could you tell me the length measurements of the stand? I have a small unit for my TV but the stand looks fairly small so I might not need to buy a seperate one, thank you for the review!!
Don’t buy it, I have a Hisense A7 but it doesn’t do justice when trying to watch Ultra HD or Dolby Custom
I bought one from Amazon the E77HQTUK version didn't like not clear blurry. fogy TV channels
Poor black levels and contrast
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Messy upscaling
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Not bright enough for serious HDR
We got the 55" version and love it! What would people recommend as the best settings for picture on this TV?
How is it going? I’m just getting the same as you. Do you still rate it?
@@millybee5499 yes I still rate it! It does the job for me. Sometimes it looks a bit dark though as I still fiddle with the settings.
But for the price it’s really good!
Quantum dot wasn't clear vibrant or detailed is like it had difficulty processing or signaling the picture
These TV's are crap the USB support is the worst of any TV hands down and no reviewer ever seems to mention it.
A Hisense tv does not support any USB device greater than 32 gig, now consider that the average UHD movie is 50g that pretty much renders these tvs absolutely useless for certain functions, for comparison LG and Sony TVs have no problems reading 8T hard drives through their USB connections.
These things really are terrible.
An absolute catastrophe ... After an year there is no communication between the TV and remote. Absolute garbage this maker. Stay away.
I bought the 55 Inch, and it will be here shortly. I'm a gamer and own Xbox Series S and Series X, PS5. This TV looks great
Is this really a QLED tv... QLED specifications is not openly listed or even hyped. Even sellers are not aware of this
I'm not liking the remote, you can always tell a cheap TV when it has Netflix buttons etc 🙄..
Got a very low review score Curry's don't even sell it only darn Amazon &:grayness around harry potter
Had mine for 3 months babied the thing and all ready won't turn on. What a waste of money and a garbage company. They would not even do a replacement as it was a gift and I did not have the receipt.
its Christmas .not holiday season
Depends on what you're celebrating 😜
Me lo compre el de 50 por menos de 500 dólares y muy contento cálidad precio es muy difícil de superar
Here’s my review. The difference between volume level no8 and no9 is fuckin massive. What a schoolboy error
Hello! Does anyone know if the 43" model supports vrr with ps5? Thank you.
does it have the irritating "this may increase power consumption" every time you go to adjust back light?
I just bought the 65A6GQ
Can you tell me why they say it has VRR, but it doesn't?
Hi Asbyt,
I am in between Hisense 65A7GQTUK and 65U7QFTUK. At the moment both of them have very similar price. Which one do you recommend?
I have the same query, which did you go for?
Thinking to buy the 43" for the ps5.. Anyone try this TV on next gen consoles?
Thanks
this is more of a sales pitch than a review.
Yep. Important information like refresh rate and HDMI version missing which means it's likely not HDMI 2.1 or 120hz = not a review.
@@inky5168 he said it was 60hz
I just found out the remote controls my ps4 wtf
EDIT* only the menu not the games apparently
Do you still recommend this TV? Netflix and amazon video usage only
It's always nice when a new setup enters the picture. It's nice to have a new backdrop!
Bought one of these on black Fri got it delivered on Monday had a problem with hdr content called hisense tues they sent me a software update on a USB drive Wednesday morning updated tv it never turned on again its stuck on a boot loop it's now back in box waiting to go back for refund as hisense says its unrepairable
PHILIPS 55OLED706 vs SONY XR55A80JAEP ???
Is this unavailable in America? I keep looking for it and I can't find it.
may i ask how to install google play on hisense a7g? i want to install crunchyroll.
thank you.
Absolutely a sponsored review plus you're not ill and that's your bedroom lol.
Don’t buy if you are in the uk!!!! They are not the same panels at all and are garbage.
My LG LA691S looks the same or better and it's almost 10 yo.
Don't
Made in Pekineze Republic
Cheap gets you trouble
Is the sound good on this TV, as I'm looking to try this brand and buy this model once I know Sound quality is good
Would an ips or va panel be a better choice for watching movies?
As always awesome informative video, 👏
The new look is really pleasing to the eye.
What's the name of the watch you're wearing? It's gorgeous ❤
Did he say England will win the world cup ?🤣🤣🤣🤣😂
I can't believe he used an impact driver on a TV and skid over the screws 😟
Hence foggy grayness looks great on mobile resolution very clear not
Very very very nice review from you please which one do recommend this Hisense or LG nanocell 85, looking forward to hear from you. Thanks
Will probably purchase if do a settings video
4:58 CRINGE and didn't age well
Got the 75" in Dec I think it's the best all rounder at a budget price at the size the Australian model can do 1080p/120f
please comment on activate the leds on the tv i have the exact same one can help me please
Can u screen share from a Samsung mobile to this TV?
Thanks I have a second hand Panasonic dumb tv but I use a fire stick
Many back light edge blissing stories rk, you have to say this!