Hisense 55 Inch 144Hz QLED Gaming TV 55E7KQTUK PRO - 144Hz VRR, HDMI 2.1, Freesync Premium, Quantum Dot Colour, VIDAA U7, and Youtube, Freeview Play, Netflix and Disney+ (2023 Model)

One of the best Budget TVs. Paid £599 for quantum dot and luckily it was on pay monthly which was a bonus. The TV performs well with smooth transition though the apps and plenty of them and the features are easy to use. It's sturdy but the stands are a bit cheap looking. Connectivity through the ethernet cable is as it should be. Picture is awesome and sound is good for for a Budget. I also plugged in an external hard drive with my movie collection which works great. Remote is easy to use.

Fantastic video and audio, perfect for gaming too. Using with my Xbox Series X. Getting a good 4K 120fps, Dolby vision, HDR10+, QLED. Honestly for the money it’s an absolute bargain. Sound is really good too!(For optimal use if you have a Series X, turn off Freesync on the TV and Variable frame rate off on Xbox settings)

I bought a 55 inch LG OLED TV last year for around £900 (discounted) and it was / is the best tv I've ever bought. This QLED 55 inch from hisense is almost a third of the price, but not a third of the quality. Picture is good: clear, bright and when watching a UHD programme on iPlayer it looks great. Sound quality is really good for the price and the TV itself looks good mounted on the wall. Comes with all the usual apps like netflix and disney and WiFi setup was dead easy.If you pay £380 for a 55 inch tv you can't expect best in market. So for what is a budget price, this is a really good buy and I would recommend

Purchased from Amazon Warehouse as used, like new. Unfortunately it came without a power cable, bizarrely Amazon refunded me 60% of the purchase price without quibble, so the TV really was a bargain because it came in the original retail packaging like new, the replacement cable came from Amazon for £8!! Having upgraded from an old 50" lg plasma TV I'm blown away with the quality of the picture and sound. Freely is easy to navigate as are the many streaming service apps already installed. The positives for me are that I won't need my soundbar anymore and I will, eventually, be able to get rid of the set top box for recording as the TV does allow you to record to a usb stick (make sure you buy a decent sized one with a fast read speed). The record function isn't as simple as my set top box but I'm resigned to the fact that I need to move away from the 'record' mentality and watch TV programmes on catch up. Overall this is one the most considered purchases I've made in a long, long time, navigating the minefield that is oled, qled, led etc etc lead me to the the 2024 65" pro model because the added features over the 2024 model, in particular Freely, which is simple to use and the next generation of Freeview.

When my age-old TV in my garden mancave finally died I started looking for a replacement. After a lot of searching, I kept coming back to this Hisense 43 Inch QLED Smart TV 43E77KQTUK - Quantum Dot Colour, 60Hz VRR, with Dolby Vision. Of course, I'd heard of Hisense or, more to the point the name all over the Euros 2024 as Hisense is an official sponsor. The reviews seemed generally good so I bought it. It arrived in perfect condition. The instructions are easy to follow and the VIDAA app made setting the TV up a doddle. It connected via ethernet cable in seconds and immediately downloaded a firmware update. It has a full set of features to get the best picture and sound. Regarding the sound, TV speakers are usually tinny and lack bass. These speakers are more than adequate and produce nice clear sound with good bass so I don't feel any pressing need to get a soundbar for it. The remote control which comes with batteries, is easy to use and features shortcuts for many common apps and gives easy access to menus and settings. I have my Sky Q mini box and Amazon Firestick 4K connected to two of the three HDMI ports which are set to optimal. The 55" TV in my living room cost over six times what this cost and to be perfectly honest, I prefer the picture of my new Hisense TV. I can't comment on longevity as I've only had it a week but, there is nothing I don't like about it. I will certainly buy Hisense products in future as they offer such incredible value and quality at bargain prices.