HISENSE 43A7GQTUK LED Series 43-inch 4K UHD Dolby Vision HDR Smart TV 60Hz Refresh Rate with YouTube, Netflix, Freeview Play and Alexa Built-in, and Bluetooth, TUV Certificated (2021 NEW)

This TV looks great, and is extremely good value.However, for reasons best known to whoever designed it, it took me just under 3 hours to understand the right settings to bring the best out in this TV, these are:When you turn on the TV go to 'settings' and turn picture mode to 'cinematic day' and turn on 'auto low latency mode'. This will cure all of the probelmes that the TV gas 'out of the box.If you see a gamer then turn the picture mode to 'dynamics and rather obviously turn on 'gane mode.This is an extremely powerful TV for the price, and it looks great too.But I have to say that I can't imagine why the default settings are so appalling. However, trust me and immediately turn the settings to what I have stated above and this is a fantastic product.Additionally turn sharpness to '0', along with the settings changes above this will correct all frame lag problems.

The media could not be loaded.  The only thing I'd say is don't spend too much time reading all the reviews because at some points I was almost feeling like I would never find the right TV because of so many negative comments. What I have done is some research on YouTube instead when rhey compare products. I have also made researches on what's new and learnt that QLED is the new quality TV to have so I've made my decision based on this and my God I am not disappointed AT ALL. Excellent quality even if my phone might not be able to highlight it perfectly. Quality of the image is outstanding and this includes the colours contrast. Sound is wow as well. I feel like I don't even need a Sky box anymore as I have all the app I want. The ViDAA voice remote option on your mobile and on the remote is great as well. Amazon delivery was fabulous ans very accurate with the live time delivery so I was able to organise myself to make someone would be home when the every man would turn it. So my experience with this entire purchase is 100%. I would advise to take the care insurance at £1.19/month so you're covered.Finally, I was checking the price of the exact same TV on Curry's and thank God I bought it on Amazon as I would have wasted £40 with Curry's. Can't even imagine how much margin they are making by selling the same TV £379 ...Thanks for reading my Review. Xx

I bought this TV as budget option for other QLEDs or OLEDs, but some times what you get what you pay for.Good:VIDAA OS is very smooth and easy to operate. Most required apps are available. I don't need my Apple TV remote anymore as this one remote to rule all of them. Dolby vision content are very good. You will need sound bar for best sound. Colour reproduction is very good, almost able to reproduce DCI-P3 colour space. Very good contrast and brightness for HDR and Dolby Vision contents.Bad:No doubt panel is very good in colour reproduction, contrast and brightness. But all this nice, only if you are exactly in front of TV. Move a little to either sides and you will see the panel limitations. Contrast fade away. Colours looks terrible and if you are in dark area, you will see light bleeding from edges.Returning this and looking for better OLED now.

I was looking for the 4k tv but my budget was not big finally thanks to Amazon i found this 4k 55 inch TV to be honest I love this TV first thing its tik all my requirements one click YouTube prime netflix and many more second TV software is very good and all apps worked well without any delays not even a secondPicture quality is beautifully clear and 4k works perfect just remember to buy 4k or 2.0 or over hdmi cable. Better on amazon cheaper than shops i have to admit its took me good many hours to adjust the all pictures settings to bring what is suitable for me but I am really happy sound is OK like all other 4k these days I put Sony ht-sf200 2.1 soundbar my friend bought Samsung 4k he paid £100 extra but he said This Hisense is better with operating system and picture quality and response.

For a QLED tv the price I paid for my 43" was around £120 cheaper than a Samsung (my usual brand of choice) equivalent. This sort of saving is not to be sniffed at and would allow the purchase of a half decent sound bar if one felt it was required. I personally don't, but others seem to have a different opinion.There are several pre-set picture settings to choose from for each kind of picture input, these being SD/HD(6), UHD/4K(6) and Dolby-Vision(3). You can also set the tv to Auto and to auto-detect sports programs. By agreeing to use Vidda the tv will also enable scene by scene enhancements. I personally have switched off scene enhancements in the system settings as they are not very subtle and distract from what I am watching. I also am not over-enamoured by the ultra-smooth-motion settings or dynamic contrast settings in most of pre-sets so have individually either set them to low or turned them of altogether. I tend to choose Dynamic modes to view the most vivid colours and tweak the various settings option within each mode to suit my viewing taste. Less fussy viewers will likely be happy with using Auto for SD/HD and UHD/4K and Dolby-Vision Standard which is the default mode.Sound can be changed in system settings for wall mounted tv's, as mine is, and if using VIDAA Adaptive Sound can be enabled. There is also an Equalizer to adjust sound to your liking.This tv was purchased after buying the 50" version and having it purloined by the wife for the living room saying it was too big for the bedroom. I was so impressed by the picture and options for tweaking I opted to stick with this brand and get the smaller version. All in all I am very happy with this tv brand.