Hisense 43E77HQTUK QLED Gaming Series 4K UHD Dolby Vision HDR Smart TV with YouTube, Netflix, Disney Freeview Play and Alexa Built-in, Bluetooth and WiFi, TUV Certificated (2022 NEW), Black, 43 Inch

One word WOW! The quality of the display is unreal, I watched Rings of Power on it and every pore or blemish in their skin is visible like it would be in person. It really does bring everything to life. The physical TV design looks beautiful in my opinion, almost edge to edge display, I even like the feet for it. The back of the TV is very thin, only slightly more bulky where a wall mount would attach but I expected a slightly thicker back frame for the QLED display but in truth it is still paper thin. The price is excellent for the phenomenal quality you receive. I have a Samsung 4k (only LED display) TV with a much higher price point in my living room and it doesn’t come with anywhere near the seamless connectivity when using screen mirroring on airplay, ease of use or insane lifelike crystal clear display. The voice control is so much better on this model, Alexa is brilliant and effective as it should be. The sound quality for a TV is immense, it’s very loud too. I can’t comment on the game aspect as I haven’t played any intensive game yet but the display is stunning for the games I have played. The display in general is super bright and beautiful. After I bought this TV I saw some reviews criticising the remote but I’m not sure why, I think it’s much nicer than the big plastic Samsung remote (I love the fancy little metal one that comes with the Samsung but it is totally unnecessary) and this remote is very responsive much more than my previous model and also the Samsung remote. There is a few shortcut buttons I don’t personally use and I wish it could be replaced with Disney+ but that’s just me, we all use different things and it’s hard to fit everything in for everyone and all the services we use. A solution to resolve this could be if the consumer can change each button in the settings to their needs and we receive a selection of stick on services buttons to attach to the remote for our personal needs in the future? I couldn’t be more pleased with this purchase, I genuinely cannot find any faults at this stage. A must purchase for anyone looking to upgrade.

This is the third Hisense TV that I have purchased, the other two are still going strong. Picure - It provides a good image with a bright picture. Yes there is some backlight bleed but only if you put it to a blank screen, it's not visible when watching actual movies or programme. Sound - I was thinking I may need a soundbar but on actually using the tv this idea has gone away. Sound can be very loud with no distortion. Make sure to set to Theatre and switch on the sound enhancements in the menu. Gives a passable level of bass and does provide some height when using the Netflix spatial sound settings. I'm comparing the sound to a JBL Bar 9.1 on my other tv. Interface - No need for a fire stick as the interface has all the main streamers and is quick Overall - The 55" cost me just over £400 and I think that it provides good value for money and I'm very happy with it. It would be wrong to compare this with a OLED as it's not operating in that price backet.

I just got the 50" version of this smart TV (QLED) yesterday and I've been watching and fiddling with it since. Have to say the picture quality is the stand out feature - I suggest going into the display controls and turning off the backlight feature for a picture closer to OLED quality. To be clear, the TV is QLED not OLED, but the colour contrast and saturation gives the feeling of watching an OLED TV. This quality I feel is enhanced by not having the picture backlit. The picture is reminiscent of a good OLED display on a smartphone, which to me is a good thing. It's 4K too so the resolution is crisp. With regard to the sound, it's loud, very loud. The bass is a bit flat though at higher decibels, no real need for a soundbar unless you really like to feel that bass when you watch movies at home, to get that cinema effect. I have only had the TV for a day so I can't speak to it's longevity, but it appears pretty sturdy and the electronics seem well engineered (if that's the right word...). For the price of less than £400 I think the quality is excellent. I'm sure you can do better with the bigger TV brands like Samsung and LG, if you're happy to pay the steeper price, but this TV is rather a bargain and so far I'm pleased. UPDATE - it is now 22 February 2023, I've had the TV since Christmas 2022. I've been watching Stranger Things on Netflix and I have to say the TV REALLY DELIVERS! This TV is perfect for Netflix, particularly as many titles are in Dolby Vision... Did I also mention that one of the main features of this TV is that it's built for gaming..? The sad news is this TV has risen in price by around £70 since I bought it, taking it over £400. IT'S STILL WORTH IT! If you're thinking about getting a new smart TV you will never regret getting this one. FURTHER UPDATE - the TV is back down to the price of £379, and still a great bargain!

I bought this for bedroom wall after reading reviews and the price point with additional voucher was worth a try. I am so so glad I did as I have nothing but praise for this. And to think I was going to pay double the price. Out of box was so simple to set up and once you log into apps etc your set to go. The picture quality is stunning and I am blown away by the sound. You do defiantly not need any soundbar or surround with this as the build in sound is one of the best I have heard from TV speakers and I have more expensive TV in other room. Just blown away by the quality of picture, sound, features and the price point leave me scratching my head as this is a total bargain. I cannot recommend this TV highly enough and will be recommending to family and friends.