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)

When my age-old TV in my garden mancave finally died I started looking for a replacement. After a lot of searching, I kept coming back to this Hisense 43 Inch QLED Smart TV 43E77KQTUK - Quantum Dot Colour, 60Hz VRR, with Dolby Vision. Of course, I'd heard of Hisense or, more to the point the name all over the Euros 2024 as Hisense is an official sponsor. The reviews seemed generally good so I bought it. It arrived in perfect condition. The instructions are easy to follow and the VIDAA app made setting the TV up a doddle. It connected via ethernet cable in seconds and immediately downloaded a firmware update. It has a full set of features to get the best picture and sound. Regarding the sound, TV speakers are usually tinny and lack bass. These speakers are more than adequate and produce nice clear sound with good bass so I don't feel any pressing need to get a soundbar for it. The remote control which comes with batteries, is easy to use and features shortcuts for many common apps and gives easy access to menus and settings. I have my Sky Q mini box and Amazon Firestick 4K connected to two of the three HDMI ports which are set to optimal. The 55" TV in my living room cost over six times what this cost and to be perfectly honest, I prefer the picture of my new Hisense TV. I can't comment on longevity as I've only had it a week but, there is nothing I don't like about it. I will certainly buy Hisense products in future as they offer such incredible value and quality at bargain prices.

I recently purchased the Hisense 50E77KQTUK, and I am blown away by the value it offers for the price. The 50-inch QLED display delivers vibrant colors and sharp details, making movies and shows a joy to watch. While it may not be the brightest TV on the market, the picture quality is excellent for everyday viewing. One of the standout features of this TV is its impressive sound quality. The built-in speakers are surprisingly powerful and provide clear audio without the need for an external soundbar. The smart TV interface is intuitive and easy to navigate, with quick access to popular streaming apps like Netflix, Disney+, and YouTube. The TV also comes with Freeview Play, giving you access to catch-up services and live TV channels. Gamers will appreciate the TV's Game Mode, which reduces input lag and enhances the gaming experience. The 60Hz refresh rate and VRR support also ensure smooth gameplay. While the TV's design is fairly basic, it's sleek and unobtrusive. The thin bezels help maximize the screen real estate, and the TV sits nicely on a stand or can be wall-mounted. Overall, the Hisense 50E77KQTUK is an excellent choice for anyone seeking a budget-friendly QLED TV with impressive picture and sound quality. It's perfect for everyday viewing, gaming, and streaming, and it offers incredible value for the price.

Hisense delivered once again. The quality of the screen, the gaming mode, and the overall picture quality is excellent. unboxing and set-up is easy for anyone. The SPDIF-OUT is a godsend for anyone with a AVR (always passes the current input to Optical out as well, including AV and RF!! - Big smile there! Will also pass-thru to AVO more modern audio signalling - Dolby HD/Atmos - Device is Atmos Certified). Supports all the advertised formats fully. Says and does what it advertises on the box. Speakers are noticeably better than previous out-of-the-box screens, but is as bad as one would expect vs a proper soundbar/AVR solution. Calibration is a must as professional online reviews will jump to 8.8/10 after correct calibration. Gaming mode is true-to-form. 4k/60fps, no jitter. Qled is a huge plus as this is a smaller screen, very, very sharp. Full Ps5 controls baked in - control PS3/4/5 with the TV remote. TV will wake on console startup, Console will wake on TV startup, including Ps3. Almost nothing to complain about except, i should have chosen a bigger screen size.

Only downside I'll highlight now is that the energy efficiency rating of this (and other related TVs) is very low (i.e., G rating), so best to be conscious of this when having it on standby/tweaking sleep mode settings and that. But apart from this, this Smart TV is brilliant, Hisense seem to continually improve their range of TVs and keep them at reasonable pricing. This TV also comes with a bunch of stuff and options to choose from even before you get to the "go-to" options of Disney+, Prime, and Netflix. The Rokuten TV, Free view, and Pluto TV apps and options which are built into the TV offer loads of free choices for whatever kinds of things you like to watch, but even if you do still want the popular apps (like Disney+ and Netflix) these are all built into the TV and the remote itself to easily navigate and setup. Also, the voice service on this version has significantly improved as well, it's much easier to set this TV up with my Alexa compared to the older versions I've had previously. Screen and sound quality is great, I have yet to fully try-out the game mode setting with my console but it's more than enough in my opinion.

This was my second order of a Highsense TV this week. The first was 40" priced at £199. Tne picture quality was impressive but the sound which other reviews described as "tinny" sounded like it was underwater. In some programmes I literally could not hear the dialogue. Also the flimsy plastic feet were very difficult to screw in. Amazon allowed a return for free and I ordered this one instead. Absolutely everything is impressive. It's lightweight for the size. So straightforward to set up. The image is crisp and clear and the sound is brilliant. With built in Alexa it's very good value for £259. I recommend tho no idea how long lasting it will be. Here's hoping.

I was looking for a high-quality and affordable TV for my children’s gaming room 🎮 that would be suitable for gaming, have good quality, and include features like Bluetooth, good sound quality, and smart capabilities. After researching various websites, I found two TVs that met my needs: a Hisense model E77 and a Samsung CU8000 model.📺 I then compared these two brands in detail. In terms of hardware, operating system, and supporting all gaming features, both models were quite similar. However, one aspect made me decide to choose the Hisense: the QLED picture capability, and dolby sound which offers much better picture quality and clarity compared to the Samsung. After purchasing the Hisense TV, I was confident that I made the right choice. You can also check both products on Amazon, and either of these TVs would be an excellent and affordable option for your home. The Hisense TV exceeded my expectations: • Very high quality • No lag and very fast • Excellent support for the iOS operating system • Additionally, I received a one-year premium Netflix subscription as a bonus, which is valued at £80 I am very satisfied with this brand and highly recommend this product. Don’t hesitate to buy it😊

Easy to set up, everything works as expected, nice quality picture even without fiddling with the settings, sound is good. The only thing I find not so nice is the sockets are way into the centre of the back of the TV, I have wall mounted the TV and have to squeeze in my arm and blindly plug in the hdmi or usb, I asked my wife to do it as she has thinner hands and arms. Edit: The 43" version cannot play Dolby Vision MKV files via the USB, I have a DV mkv file and it played with normal colours in my 55" Hisense, when I use the file on this 43" the colours are all wrong. The box and title are all lies !!! Reverting my 5 stars to 1 !! EDIT 2 years on, new firmware installed, remote to turn on TV doesn't work, have to use the on/off button on TV, then decide to do a factory reset to see if this will cure it, during reset screen stuck a second screen, pulled power off and put on again, went straight into the stuck screen, then the screen developed coloured patterns and stay stuck and dead. These Hisense people just do not know how to do a firmware upgrade, I have now bought an LG and will not consider ever buying a Hisense, they should change their name LOWsense cos it is utterly rubbish.

I bought the Hisense 43” QLED TV (E77KQ) for my husband’s recreation room. After four weeks of use, his experience is as follows. He was pleasantly surprised at the light weight of the unit; it was easily mounted on the wall. Straight out of the box, the images on the screen were bursting with vivid colours! After fine-tuning, he described the deep, rich picture quality (that included 4K resolution and Dolby Vision) as “perfect”! The Dolby Atmos was also impressive. It filled the whole room with crisp, clear sound, creating an immersive effect. The clarity and depth experienced while listening to music and dialogue were exceptional! Background sound/music during movies etc were automatically lowered to allow more dynamic vocals. Additional speakers “are not required”. The TV automatically connected to my Wi-Fi network without needing to enter any info. Personalising the settings was both straightforward and rewarding. The Remote Control is fully functional and “perfect”. There is a 3.5mm jack for a wired Headphone; alternatively, a Bluetooth Headphone can be used. My husband is impressed with this TV and says it deserves a five-star rating. It is highly recommended.