Hisense 50" 50A7QTUK QLED Smart AI TV - 4K Direct Lit Viewing, Quantum Dot Colour, Hi-View AI Engine, Built in Subwoofer, Dolby Vision, Dolby Atmos with with Freely, Disney +, YouTube, Netflix

After my 12 year old 55" LG TV packed up the other day I needed to look for a replacement quickly. I had done some research in the past and saw that Hisense TVs have now caught up with the likes of LG and Samsung with their QLED technology. So after looking at Which magazine reviews I opted for a Hisense 65A7QTUK. Although the price was slighter higher, I was guaranteed next day delivery through Amazon. The TV was delivered today by AIT home delivery with no problems at all. I received a delivery slot by text the night before and a phone call an hour before delivery and when he arrived the delivery driver let me open the package to confirm there was no damage before he left. The TV is easy to assemble, even for one person, but I would recommend two people if you are unsure and with most smart TVs once it is switched on it sets itself up with ease. My main input is Sky Q and I am absolutely delighted with the picture quality. The TV is also HDR compatible. The sound is OK on its own but is a little "Tinny" which is helped by adjusting the bass setting. You will get better sound if you have a sound bar connected to your Sky Q box. Overall I am really delighted with this TV. It is certainly on a par with its better known rivals and at a much more affordable price. Its interesting as well that some of the 2025 Hisense models are selling cheaper than the 2024 models. Go on treat yourself. You won't be disappointed.

I love my new Hisense 50" 50A7QTUK QLED Smart AI TV - 4K. It has Freely too, so no aerial required to pickup the channels. Great to watch my car programs on YouTube.com too. I mounted the TV on the wall of my newly built office, using a TV bracket which I also bought from Amazon too and plugged it into my ethernet network. It looks awesome, fantastic picture, and I love the remote control. Highly recommend Hisense. https://www.amazon.co.uk/your-orders/pop?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_pop&orderId=205-5690168-4715506&lineItemId=ojnnnsjurktwuoy&shipmentId=T1zCpvhVb&packageId=1&asin=B01FJUIXYK

Its ok TV, good picture quality and sound, the only downside is the freely TV, thats a nightmare, it freezes ect, so If you want to watch normal TV, just disconnect Wi-Fi from TV and it's excellent. Then turn Wi-Fi on when needs to

Very nice television with a very nice slimline frame. Very good value and a great picture.

Picked up the Hisense 65” 65A7QTUK QLED Smart AI TV and I’m genuinely pleased with it. The colours are vibrant, the sound is solid on its own, and it controls my soundbar surprisingly well — no fuss, just works. Went for the 65-inch model and mounted it on a bracket — looks sleek and fits the space nicely. I’ve always found it tricky to judge TV sizes and viewing distances, but this one feels just right without overwhelming the room. First time trying Hisense and so far, so good. Great value, smooth setup, and performance that punches above its price. Would definitely recommend.

This is the first time I’ve bought a Hisense TV and I’m honestly not disappointed. Fitting the wall brackets was easy and the TV itself feels well built. Setting it up didn’t take long at all and was really straightforward. One thing I like is that you can control it with your phone as well as the regular remote, which comes in handy. There are loads of apps to choose from and quite a few are free to watch, so you don’t necessarily need a digital aerial. The picture is clear and the colours are really bright and vivid. Normally we end up adjusting the colour settings on a new TV but this one looked great straight out of the box. The processor also seems quick enough, there’s hardly any waiting after clicking on something. It’s a great TV and definitely good value for money.

I've had this 2 weeks now and after initially being very impressed I've noticed a few things that annoy me , first off it's great value for £329 which is what I paid, realistically making it a budget TV and I guess that has to be taken into consideration , out of the box it looked great , very easy to set up and when I first got the picture working with freely though it's pretty good and good value and the sound is great plenty of bass. Maybe one of best sounds I've heard from a TV , I've come from an LG 1080P good 7/800 quid Tv I've had 10 years and wanted to see the improvement if any 4k UHD gave , it's there is the improvement TBH but not as much as I expected or maybe should have been and I've even tried the latest 4K UHD blurays on my PS5 , which do look great just not too much better than the LG TV looked on 1080P FHD which was a top end one . I do really like the TV but noticed sports like football show a lot of motion blur, doesnt handle the speed of the action the best ive seen , for me , maybe I could have paid more for a better quality mid to high range Hisense one that has better refresh rates , looked at loads in the shops currys etc and even the best seems to have had some issues with the sports mode , it's just this, so far , seems a bit too much blur compared to a £600+ quid one , overall it's an good upgrade from the FHD one but hasn't blown me away except for the sound which with the subwoofer built in , is 'REALLY' good , 3 star from me from value point of view and really good price , not played any games on it yet not really a big gamer anymore, which was a big decision to not go for the 144Hz version for £600 but hopefully that doesnt become an issue when i do play.

This is a great product easy to setup and very good value for money.