Hisense 43 Inch QLED Smart TV 43E77KQTUK - Quantum Dot Colour, 60Hz VRR, Dolby Vision, Bluetooth&HDMI, Share to TV, and Youtube, Freeview Play, Netflix and Disney+ (2023 Model) [Energy Class G]

This is a gaming tv and it does not disappoint crystal picture great sound and games run smoother because of the fps speed but bear in mind the games and your game system must be able to run at 120fps to fully benefit wifi works with ease remote has no issues but just the picture clarity makes this tv worth its money very happy if it comes in a 100 inch screen I would definitely consider it for the front room

Excellent tv picture, sound quality great

The tv has very clear pictures, although I needed to change some settings to suit. Sound I'd say was good, but not outstanding as some reviewers say. The most annoying feature for me is the format of the Tv schedules as the whole Home Screen is covered in Apps and such and you almost need a roadmap to navigate. I’m keeping this tv, but won’t buy another. Too much work to use.

We have looked at various brands of T.V. as our old T.V is around 17 years at least,The Hisense looked great for the money, so we took a chance.We are not technically minded, The picture quality is very clear and colours vibrant without being to over powering, the sound is you can adjust as well.Connecting our virgin box took a while to get working as there are three HDMI sockets to choose from, The instructions need to be made clearer for none techno people like me.We can not complain as the picture is great as is the colours for the price.

Enormously impressive

For what I've bought this TV for it's totally fine which is plugged into a computer. I won't be watching TV on it or even movies probably.Sitting directly Infront of this and I mean directly in line with the centre the colours are fine and the blacks look fairly black.Move off centre by a fraction and all the colours from faces wash out to grey fairly quickly.Don't buy this TV as a living room TV as only the person sitting on centre will see a good image. Somebody sitting next to you even on a sofa will be looking at a washed out mess. I'm not exaggerating this. It's probably the worst colour viewing angles I've ever seen on a display. I can literally stand in front of it and lean to one side and all the colour goes.At 55 inches it's very light weight. I'm a slight person and I was able to lift it into place on a desk, on my own, with ease.Internal sound is not bad for a flat panel TV also.Again the TV is fine for use with my computer as will always be sitting Infront of it when it's used and it looks decent but I wasn't expecting the off centre colour viewing angles to be that bad.I would say the quality is about what a £200 4k TV you could pick up in a supermarket around Christmas time is.TV has now been sent back. The more you use this the worse it gets. So many functions simply don't work or stop working. At one point the brightness and contrast stopped doing anything, sharpness does nothing, the so called AI improver just uses a blur filter there's nothing AI about a blur filter.The screen uniformity is terrible, with odd blotchy dirty screen effect. You can also see lines across the screen when you use the menus.The software OS is just typical cheap brand botched creation.This is a hugely over priced cheaply made TV with barely working or not working advertised functions.Stay away from the E versions. No experience with the u versions. Your not getting a good deal your being duped.

One of the best mid-range 4k TV's you can buy. Only regular buyers of the top of the range models will notice any significant deficiencies in comparison. Great for gaming but if you're not interested in the gaming qualities & want a TV with more future-proof apps & system, go for Hisense's mini-LED for a few hundred pounds more instead.

Wow, this is such a fantastic TV. High end performance for half the cost. Very pleased with the purchase.