Hisense 100 Inch 144Hz MiniLED Smart TV 100U7NQTUK - Quantum Dot Colour, Dolby Vision IQ & Atmos, iMax Enhanced, Built-in Subwoofer and Vidaa OS with Freely, Youtube, Netflix and Disney+ (2024 Model)

I spent a very long time comparing tvs and leaning what different technologies actually mean ie, OLED vs QLED ect... 500pounds was a large investment for me at the time so I wanted to know if was spending it right. Iv had this as my main gaming/media TV for about a year now an im happy to say it 100% met expectations. There's been no sign atall of bugs or performance loss over time it still works like day 1 looks absolutely stunning in colour and clarity, if you just want to know your getting the best picture quality for the price in my opinion mini led is absolutely that I think it Evan compairs to the big OLEDs that are three times the price. The only con to this TV is the sound system its not bad but lacks in base for that real cinema vibe but honestly im wearing headphones most of the time gaming and im sure you could spend small on a sound bar and this would be the perfect set up. If your struggling to decide on your next TV like I was I truly believe your not going to get a better picture for the price.

I was initially concerned about buying a TV with an operating system I had no experience with and which wasn't well known. However, the OS on this is the best I have ever used. It's fast to load up and extremely fluid and responsive in use. It was actually updated a few weeks ago and was genuinely an improvement on the original. As for the hardware itself, I'm not an expert or connoisseur but the picture looks great to me. It has loads of different picture modes and automatically adjusts when you change the input, e.g. it adjusts if I'm connecting my PC or playing from a connected harddrive. That all seems to work well. It even informs you when a particular mode might be using additional power. You can fine tune the picture yourself using the settings and, after a bit of playing around I've settled on settings that seem to suit my room pretty well. The sound is pretty good. I'm no audiophile but it is clear and can handle high volume levels without distortion which is fine for me. There is pretty much every app available that I can think of, in terms of streaming channels and the live TV app works well with a decent channel guide. Setting it up is easy. You just need to screw in the legs but best to have a second pair of hands to support the screen when doing that. Setting up the TV is equally straightforward. There's an app for the phone that you can install and use as an alternative to the remote if you prefer. Recommended. Totally happy with the purchase.

At £499 this is a great value TV with a very good picture but the only thing that might be an issue is if you are looking at it from a side angle-then the picture quality drops dramatically-so if you have 3 or more family members who all cannot directly look at it, I would not purchase it but if theres just two of you who can directly look at it then its a great TV.The newer versions of this TV,the 65U7 and 65U8 are a few hundred more-I assume they may have much better viewing angles-but I do not know.

So we decided to get this 4k mini led hdr tv, and we are really impressed with it. At first trying to get the right picture quality was proving difficult, has it would look like some programs had some sort of light brown misty film grain, and no matter what i did never worked. Two things i found was that the aerial setup we had, which uses a splitter and a signal booster, was that the aerial was providing a bad picture quality, so running straight to tv and not with the splitter, the picture was greatly enhanced. For our tv box we had another issue which was very similar to the picture quality has the aerial with splitter. Now i have a tendency to always use the bottom hdmi on tv`s which is hdmi 3 to keep cable management tidy has possible, this is where i noticed the issue with quality with the tv box. Changing the cable from hdmi 3 to hdmi 2 solved all issues, so it is clear that there is a issue with hdmi 3 on my specific tv, which is fine for us has we only need one hdmi, so something to watch out for if the picture quality isn`t what you was expecting. Overall the quality of 4k movies and upscaling for non 4k is amazing, and it does it really well, with great picture quality and sometimes if we didn`t know what setting it was we would have thought it was 4k when it was only 1080p, so all the features to enhance quality work really well. For sports, well we found that having sport mode turned on when watching football, seemed to give a water effect around the players when camera is zoomed in on players, so what i found was leaving it set to clear fixed this issue. Not sure about other sports if it still gives a watery effect has i haven`t tested that. Overall though really impressed with how well picture enhancements work and the quality of the picture, would i purchase this item again, the answer would be yes, for the price i think it is a really good deal.

Fantastic TV. Basically plug and play. Looks fantastic, loads of different apps to use. Quick responsive remote control. This is absolutely great value for money.

Great TV, looks great on our media wall - quality is amazing and the sound is great, so far no issues. We went for 65 inch. App selection is good, and is a quick tv to load and refresh.

Amazing TV for the small price paid. Stunning visuals once set up properly. Small teething problems with internet disconnects, solved by switching off the Bluetooth remote connection.

Note ! This review is for the 50" 50U6NQTUK Model. I'd have loved to give this TV a 5* review. The build quality is great, the picture is good, and the TV speakers are OK, but nothing special. I was looking for a replacement TV for my ageing Sony Bravia. Number 1 requirement for me on a TV is that it has to have a HEADPHONE 3.5 JACK to connect up wired headphones/IEM's etc. I watch movies/TV with IEM's so as the entire household can live in peace. The choice, nowadays, is minimal when choosing a suitable TV for me (with headphone jack). This Hisense model looked the part, so I bought it after much reading of product reviews. I received the TV today, it took an hour or so to set up etc. Then I plugged in my headphones to the 3.5mm Jack. Let me tell you that the level of interference, hum, static present, EVEN when TV volume was set to ZERO, was totally unacceptable. It was, for me, unuseable for my needs. I probably got a bad TV, or maybe it's an issue with this specific model. I have searched around and can see no others with similar problems. update I've overcome the issue with the headphone jack by connecting a headphone amplifier to the SPDIF output on the TV. The sound is now excellent, but the issue with the inbuilt headphone jack is still there. Update 2 Ok, I've had this TV for 3/4 days now. I've lowered the rating to 3 stars from 4. To use this TV at it's maximum you need to sit dead centre of the screen with the middle of the screen at eye level. The viewing angles on this TV are HORRIBLE. Viewing from just 10-20 degrees off makes the screen lose colour depth severely (This seems to be an issue with most lower to midrange TV's of this similar design) My TV also suffers from the "dirty screen effect" or DSE for short. It's not severe in my case, but it's there. About 25% up from the base of the screen exhibits a slighly darker zone compared with the remainder of the screen. It is only noticeable when a band of solid colour is on the screen. I hope it does not get worse. I should have done a lot more research on Mini-LED tv's and especially this one. Would I recommend this TV ? No, BUT DSE is a common problem these days and viewing angle issues are present on most TV's Purchase if you want, but please take note of my issues. The panel lottery issue with TV's is a common issue. If you want to check your TV out for DSE, load any youtube video with a title of "Grey Uniformity Test" . Those videos will quickly show you how bad/good your TV is. Update 3. I am returning this item, due to the DSE solid dark bar at the base of the screen. I just can't unsee it, and it ruins the viewing experience, on movies, for me. In all honesty it's not going to improve and it may well get far worse. I feel this is the only logical step forward for me.