Hisense 55A7100FTUK 55-inch 4K UHD HDR Smart TV with Freeview play, and Alexa Built-in (2020 series), Black [Energy Class G], Operating System VIDAA

My previous TV, a TCL 43DP628 43-Inch 4K is a great TV and it only cost £250 on amazon with 5 monthly payments plan. The only problem with it is there are only 2 HDMI inputs and a 3rd was needed. Although I used a switcher to use my 3 devices to connect the tv the wiring was a bit messy and the cables made it difficult to tidy etc. So as this Hisense TV has 3 HDMI inputs plus a lot more apps etc than the TCL. I decided to buy this model after doing some research.As this is a 50" it fits better when watching videos etc and has impressive pin sharp picture quality with several picture settings to choose from. It will upscale lower resolution formats too. Freeview compatible satellite input including a terrestrial TV aerial input. The menu is quite comprehensive and the audio section allows for different devices along with Bluetooth. There is a host of apps that come with this TV including; Netflix, amazon Prime video, YouTube, even Alexa, but you need to register with amazon and have a echo device too. The remote feels quite cheap and is quite noisy when using the central remote control pad. Has 8 dedicated buttons included and is quite easy to use overall. The TV feels and looks well designed and made with 3 HDMI inputs, headphone output that doesn't work even when selected in the menu? There are 2 ethernet connections and a usb port along with an optical audio output as well. The TV has a thin narrow bezel surrounding the main screen that fades into the background and is barley noticeable. There's the usual wall mount bracket holes and feet, but they are polarised as such and will only fit into their dedicated slot.Overall this is a excellent TV with more than enough options to satisfy even the most dedicated TV addicts. Recommend 100% for the price.

This TV is great value for your money. I have owned at least 4 Hisense Smart TV,s now and they have all been great. I recently purchased the 55inch and I was a bit dubious after reading so many bad reviews. However, as I had purchased a few of this brand in the past (43 inch versions) I was confident in taking a punt on this one as it was at such a marvellous price. I have owned this TV now for about 6 weeks and it is the best TV I have ever owned. The set up was simple and it looks great. The only negative would be setting up Alexa, I tried for about 30 mins before I threw in the towel on that option. Overall, I would highly recommend this TV based on my own experience.

I already had one large HiSense TV that I use for watching TV (!), but wanted another to use mainly as a computer monitor. This TV does the job really well. Being 4K means you can get an awful lot of windows on the screen at once. But the other features make it truly excellent for the price: in particular, the built-in freesat decoder was a real bonus. Just connect up a satellite dish and off you go with hundreds of channels.I've really got no complaints at all. The picture, from the PC, is pin-sharp and clear. The start-up time is not instant, but it's fairly quick. The smart features are pretty responsive. I've seen no dead pixels. Etc. No doubt you could pay twice as much or more for a similar experience. But why would you?

This is a bargain 4K TV.The picture quality is excellent (as long as you remember to turn the auto-contrast feature off, which is an annoying distraction). The sound quality is good. The look of the TV is - for the price - great.I've never bought a HiSense product before, and was a bit wary, but I'm glad I did. Not only is the physical unit very satisfactory (wall mounted, cables chased, wife happy) but the smart features & user interface all work well. To the extent that we've retired our BT Box, because Freeview Play, Netflix & Prime Video are all native - one aerial cable, one ethernet cable and it's away.In short, there's an awful lot to like about this telly, even before we come to the price.

Right out of the box colors seem abit off you must go into the settings and spend a good hour changing the brightness and colors to suit your needs. it looks bad as standardthe menu and settings easy to use the sound is acceptable i recommend you turn up bass and trebble illl list my settings so you can try it for yourself, theres plenty of videos on youtube to help you set up.Results may vary use this as a guildline.Picture settings:Picture mode - Cinema dayGame mode - ONDynamic Backlight control - OFFBacklight strength - 65Brightness - 48Contrast - 78Color saturation - 65Sharpness - 14Adaptive Contrast - OFFNoise reduction - OFFMPEG Noise Reduction - OFFColor temperture - Warm1Expert settings - nothingSound settings:Sound mode - AUTOsound mode settingsBass Boost - ONSurround sound - ONDialogue Clarity - ONTru Volume - ONWall mount setup - ON (dont matter if on wall or table the sound gets better ON)Auto Volume control - ONSound Equlizer:2 lines to left BASS- turn both up to 92 lines to right Trebble - turn both up to 9finally the middle line midrange - turn up to 5Hope my settings helponce set up its a very nice looking tv the photos ive provided doesnt do it justice old phone it looks better than that you will have to see it for yourself.Dont expect perfection right outta the box you must change settings if you dont you shooting yourself in the foot.the tv was safely delivered and well protected with sponge inside the box, no damage at all. im happyi really dont like the HDR feature but turned that off still happy with itstill going strong one year later no problems

Tv stopped working one month after 2 year warranty expired. Hisense not interested in helping referred me to a repairer who said screen has died nothing they can do . This is a common feature of this TV It is now at my local tip. AVOID LIKE THE PLAGUE!!!!!

TV équipée d'une prise électrique US et non française.