Hisense 55 Inch 4K Mini-LED TV 55U6NQTUK - Quantum Dot Colour, Dolby Vision Atmos, Hi-View Engine, FilmMaker Mode, Vidaa OS with Voice Control, Freely, Youtube, Netflix and Disney+ (2024 Model)

Stunning picture quality and great sound, though I do have a separate soundbar that I use instead. It’s probably the best TV for the price when discounted for Black Friday (and thank you Amazon for an additional 50 quid off after the sale price was further reduced after my purchase. A nice surprise).The picture is amazingly bright even in a sunny room. You may find it too bright when set on Dynamic for some scenes. Fortunately there are a good range of options or you can set it manually. Reflection is dealt with very well, so viewing from an angle is perfectly possible. Having upgraded from a low-end Samsung, it’s chalk and cheese! The clarity, contrast and black levels are superb and rival some OLEDs, according to some reviewers. Can’t attest to that personally, but it’s without doubt the best TV I’ve seen outside of a store.The operating system is fast and clean, though it would be nice to be able to dismiss the annoying warning when changing picture mode. It also benefits from having Freely built in which was a major consideration when comparing other TVs.Bear in mind that the mount is a VESA 600 x 400 affair. Too big for my Fitueyes tripod stand, but hopefully I’ll find a suitable adapter.Set up was easy but connecting to my Sonos soundbar took a bit of figuring out despite the eArc output. I had to look through a lot of settings before it worked. Can’t say whether this was down to the telly or the soundbar!All the usual apps are supported plus some I was not familiar with. Haven’t checked these out yet.Hopefully I’ll get several years from this TV

I'm not an expert on types of tv. I saw this on Amazon then went to Curry's to check them out. Hisense tvs are far cheaper than their rivals but with similar specs. For a similar one in a Sony Bravia it was 1.5k.When it came the hardest thing in setting it up was getting it out of the box! It was easy to get it working though. U may have to jiggle with settings to get the right picture a sound.When I watched a series in UHD I was amazed! The picture was unbelievably clear! HD channels are great too.For me I thought the sound is ace. Apparently it has 2 subwoofers, whatever they are? But compared to my old Sony Bravia it blows it out of the water!The only thing that slightly let's it down is if u view it from an acute angle, the picture gets a bit paler.Experts on TVs may find things wrong with it but I think it's great! Proper good value for money!

Amazon. Ordered on Friday, TV delivered free of charge on Sunday (with or without Prime – same delivery). Glad that the TV was well packed to survive all the cuts and bruises during the delivery. The Amazon delivery guys cared more how to leave as fast as possible rather than abt the TV.If you install it on a higher floor than your ground floor (like me) I advise you to measure carefully if it fits through the stairs and landing. I wanted to buy 98” or 100” (the latter was just £100 extra for the same Hisense model!), but after I practised with a cut-out cupboard I realised that it will not fit unless I cut the ceiling (which I was not allowed to).The biggest disappointment with Amazon however was that the price offered was the same as other retailers, but little did I know that one other retailer provides free 5 year warranty, while when bought from Amazon it is a standard 2 years. Hisense helpline advised that extended 5 years warranty applies only when purchased from that retailer (their Sales Rep failed to mention this to me, which cost him the sale!). This was the biggest disappointment buying from Amazon.TV. Overall, very good quality, but not 5 stars due to the dirty screen effect abt 10-15 cm wide vertical edges on the both sides of the screen. The rest is pretty good in terms of picture quality, sound, connectivity, applications, etc. I did not notice much blooming, which is quite small and you have to look for it. The picture appearance needs to be adjust for different type of input, especially if watching HDR 4k YouTube videos, which enable many setting parameters that otherwise are greyed out on other inputs. I disabled AI adaptation feature because I found it annoying when the picture (say, person’s face) automatically changes its appearance during the same movie scene. Lastly, a very annoying pop up Energy Efficiency Notice every time you press the Picture settings.There are many positive reviews online of this model and I agree with them, except one – sound quality. The reviewers and especially Sales Reps were telling that this TV needs a soundbar because the built in speakers are rubbish. In my opinion, they are great and do the job lovely. I can enhance bass booster in the settings and in my view no need for extra sound system. To note, my TV is not a wall fixed, but free standing 20-30 cm from the wall, which maybe helps. Also, the sound quality on Satellite and Aerial channels are much better than coming of the connected DVD player.Another observation, the power cable is on the opposite site from all other cables (important for you cable management). I could not pair my iPhone via Bluetooth (other devices like remote controller, headphones, etc are connected OK). My Panasonic DVD Player is 5 years old and it freezes when I select HDMI cable setting on Enhanced, but the problem is solved once the setting is on Automatic.In conclusion, I had a dilemma to choose between U8N 75” and U7N 85” for the same price. I chose 7 85” and do not regret to go large.

Warning: Not an Android TV in the UK! I was aware of this before my purchase, but some people will come across reviews/videos which show this Tv with Android - this is for international markets. This one has Vidaa OS (limited app selection - e.g. no Spotify) , can't side-load apps, etc.. if you don't know what this means then don't worry! It's a great TV.Sound is way better than what you find on most standard TVs with its built-in sub. Lots of sound options to suit most viewing experiences. Picture quality is great with regular streamed/broadcast content, really shines when you play 4K HDR - some good content in Dolby Atmos can be found on streaming services ("House of Mouse"+ has a few to get you started.Freely (UK Freeview replacement) is easy to use, defaults to the HD version of channels - much better than any of the Freeview initiatives that have come before, I hope more manufacturers start migrating to this.Vidaa OS is very smooth, very few hiccups, just works. There are ads here and there, but that is pretty standard now.Remote control CHARGES, via USB-C or solar! App available for Android and iOS devices to launch TV apps and has a built-in remote.All in all I have has a great experience with this over the last month, would recommend.