Hisense 43 inch TV (Image: HISENSE . GETTY)
February is here, and if that money is burning a hole in your pocket – we have found a great 4K TV deal that you will absolutely want to pick up as Brits are in love with the device.
is a gorgeous budget device if you need an upgrade for a room in your house or a brand-new gogglebox for your living room. It comes with “Quantum Dot Colour,” so every frame is rich, vibrant, and true-to-life, ensuring every colour, from the most subtle to the most vibrant, stands out.
featuring, amongst others, 4K HDR Immersive & Dolby Vision delivers highlights up to 40 times brighter and blacks that are 10 times darker than a standard picture, ensuring you get astonishing brightness, brighter colours, deep contrast and more vivid, life-like images.
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Grab this bargain QLED 4K TV from Hisense on Amazon for a unbeatable price
This bargain Hisense TV is currently £312.55 on Amazon – and is a great pickup if you need a spare TV in one of your rooms or a good upgrade for your old TV.
It has QLED technology including HDR and Dolby Vision so you’ll get a great image as well as sound.
, not only is it like having all your trusty TV apps rolled into one, it’s a really great way to find and watch shows you already love and the ones we know you’re about to be obsessed with. One press of the Freely button on your remote… and you’re in.
, it’s a great bargain for a great-looking TV that you can place anywhere in your home.
Reviewers also love the gogglebox. One reviewer said: “One of the best budget TVs. I paid £599 for quantum dot, and luckily, it was on pay monthly, which was a bonus. The TV performs well with smooth transitions through the apps and plenty of them, and the features are easy to use. It’s sturdy, but the stands are a bit cheap-looking.
“Connectivity through the ethernet cable is as it should be. Picture is awesome and sound is good for for a Budget. I also plugged in an external hard drive with my movie collection which works great. Remote is easy to use.
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Some reviewers complained about the device’s viewing angles. One reviewer said: “For the discount price this TV is pretty good. The picture quality after some calibration shows good black levels and bright colours.
“The sound is amazingly loud with the subwoofer on the back. The option to just have it on WiFi and no need for an Arial is a cool bonus also through Freely.
“The main negative, I’d say, is the viewing angles are bad. If you stand to the side the picture becomes washed out, but face on its just fine. It’s not as good as a Samsung/LG, but it has a lot of modern technology for the money. HDMI 2.1, high refresh rates for gaming, plus all the HDR10, Dolby Vision etc.”
If you’re on the lookout for an alternative, there are some great TV prices out there at the moment. This
For shoppers looking to upgrade their TV without paying too much upfront, it’s worth taking a look at the latest . Sky has cut £96 off its entire Sky Glass TV range, with plans now starting at £27 when spreading the cost.