HISENSE 50U7QFTUK Quantum Series 50-inch 4K UHD HDR Smart TV with Freeview play, and Alexa Built-in (2020 series) , Silver

I researched long and hard, shopped around, before buying this, the 1st TV that caught my attention, and I'm glad I did. Colours are vibrant, lights are bright, darks are distinguishable. I was looking to upgrade and expand on a Samsung 4k TV to take on the next gen HDR, if you're looking to do similar and patient, you might want to wait for the tech to settle in. But if you're looking to upgrade now and find this around the £700 mark, it's as good as any TV I saw for under a thousand. I was not impressed with the LG nanocells which Which strongly advocate (did not feel like an upgrade), and I guess if this one is priced around a thousand, you probably want to look at the Samsungs for comparison. But for me, this one is sharper than its competitors. Some of the criticisms are noticeable if you look hard, and if you're looking really hard in fast action animation you might catch glimpse of a blur, particularly detailed night scenes may struggle with a small smudge or two or black, the sound is poor, if you do not want to invest in a soundbar look to the 8Fuk series which carry JBL speakers and have even higher contrast (this one already has higher contrast than most of its competition. But I really think if you're serious about screen, you ought to be serious about sound, and with great wired surround sets practically given away second hand, TV speaker sound is not an issue I entertain. It appears to have a sensitive wifi receiver which i think is a vital component often undervalued. The major drawback is that in order to truly update your app library you'll find yourself purchasing a firestick (for Disney and now), but at £30 for 4k HDR, not a huge issue.In short, stunning images which (if youre really really critical might smudge under huge pressure) at a price which has yet to be beaten. I will also add though, I bought this with 4k UHD HDR in mind, upscaling is pretty nasty at times.

It took me a while to pull the trigger on this TV - I've bought Samsung for ~15 years - but I'm glad I did. It's fantastic value for money. I may have got lucky with my panel but I've noticed very little, if any, light bleeding. I can see it if I'm looking for it in the dark but once the film or show starts, it doesn't distract me at all. The sound is about the best you can hope for from a TV. Not amazing but more than enough to fill the room at ~20.

Its a ok Tv , i see vertical banding with football mainly and it can be annoying.The positives are it has 4 hdmi enhanced ports for 4k hdr and when you dont see the vertical banding , its a clear picture.Playstation 4 and 5 looka great on it and 4k movies in dolby vision and hdr.Remember its not full HDR but it does a better then my old TV. For real HDR you need over 1000 lumens and this is 700 lumensThe smart apps are easy to use and fast but no Disney plus but i use a fire stick mainly anyway.I set it up to turn on with google and yes it haa google home support or alexa.Just say turn on smart tv and it will even pause youtube if you say pause or play.

Bought this as a replacement for a Finlux 47inch. Overall this is a much better TV. It has a great picture, is easy to use and set up. The stand was easy to attach even alone, just laid the TV down on its box and attached. TV is not heavy so it easy enough to move into position where you require it.I added a sound bar but in fairness the sound of the TV for 95% of normal use is really good and the sound bar is not always needed. If you wanted to watch a particular movie or sporting event then it will help but it not necessary.TV has been combined with Sky Ultra and picture is better and looks great. Netflix and Amazon, both of which are built in have great pictures and TV auto streams into the resolution you need.Well worth the money and pleased with the purchase.

I don’t normally post reviews, but reading a lot of them when I was looking to buy it for our bedroom made me feel anxious to go for this TV, so I scanned Curry’s, AO and a few other independent TV retailers to find a better spec for this price, I looked at YouTube content to see the pros and cons of the TVs in this price range, but the spec and the price was too good not to take a chance on a brand I had never brought from before. I’m pleased to say that all my research paid off. Amazing picture and sound easy to set up and it looks amazing. There’s no denying that if I had a bigger budget I would have spent it, but I am extremely happy with it and a fraction of the price of other TVs with this spec.

This TV is by far the best unit under £800 n I can say that as my last TV was a £750 Lg Nanocell which didn't have half the Beautiful picture quality as my new Hisense, colours Pop out at you n the brightness is very high n can handle all HDR formats with ease, the picture quality is outstanding as for anyone facing motion issues with this TV, try these settings ultra smooth motion set to custom, judder reduction set to ZERO n blue reduction set to ZERO n lastly sharpness set to 20 makes quite the difference, the only real negative thing I can say about this TV is you can't set the aspect ratio to full screen when watching Blu-ray's which is a bit annoying but overall best TV I've ever owned, highly recommended.

I purchased this TV thinking it was one of hisenses higher up models, it is but I doesn't look or act like one, the image during even medium paced motion is just dreadful any motion on the screen renders the picture unwatchable, the apps constantly crash and lock the TV up until you unplug it and reboot, this was highly reviewed by certain channels(I suspect they got it free) hisense qled tvs suck but a cheap LG they are leaps and bounds better

Nice looking TV and good picture and sound as long as you adjust the settings for each source. A lot of different settings that you need to change to get the desired picture you want. Default settings are no good unfortunately for all your different content. Once you sort it out it’s an excellent tv for the price!!