Hisense50E76GQTUK QLED Gaming Series 50-inch 4K UHD Dolby Vision HDR Smart TV with YouTube, Netflix, Freeview Play and Alexa Built-in, Bluetooth and WiFi, TUV Certificated (2021 NEW)

Just got mine delivered today. I was sceptical as it only had 4 reviews on amazon and no more i could find online. My budget was limited so for the price my expectations were low but so far so good. The picture is crisp, the sound is nice and both can be tweaked in the settings, mine are still set to default and already im please. The setup was decent and easily let me log into my accounts for Itv, Iplayer, Netflix and Prime, all of which were already installed on the tv. The remote is heavy (in a good way) and has dedicated buttons for Freeview, Netflix, Prime and a coulple more that but i dont use them. The only downside to the freeview is that it needs an aerial or satellite to tune in where as my last tv worked over the internet so i have no channels until i get an aerial. It is able to be mounted to the wall with normal wall brackets however the screw holes are not that deep but all standard mounts should fit. Its fairly heavy so bere that in mind when buying a wall mount. Looking at the screen, the hdmi and aerial are to the left side at the back and cable to plug in is on the right side, the wire is only 1.5m long. It claims to have 2.1 hdmi ports but I have yet to try my playstation5 as i only have a 2.0 hdmi lead, but will update when it comes. All round the tv is nice looking, the picture is great and the sound is good, the UI is average nothing special but snappy without lag. Deliverey was a few days but it arrived with absolutey no damaged to the box which is rare for amazon. 2 people are needed to pull it out of the box as its well packaged, id recommend 2 people carrying the tv when it is out of the box as the bezzle around the tv is very thin and not easy to carry without holding the screen. Definitely well worth the money and i recommend this tv Highly. Hope this review answers some questions i originaly had.***EDIT*** im a couple of weeks in and still a really good tv for the money. HDMI 2.1 really makes the ps5 10/10, the picture is unreal on some of the new games and the HDR works so well. My only downside has to be the fact the tv is only 60hz just unless you are used to 120hz its hard to notice. Still stand by my review. Such a good tv, if you are on a budget get it trust me.

I bought this Tv quite sceptical and after looking through the specs decided to make the plunge, it was delivered on time and promptly. Packaging was great and secure leaving no doubt of damage upon delivery, the Tv comes with a stand and remote and other documents such as the manual etc, setup was easy and I was surprised about the picture quality it was fantastic and receptive, there are sometimes some dark spots but these can be overcome via custom scene setting. Slight objection to this product would be that the Tv lead Is put is on the right hand side rather than the left leaving an already short Tv lead requiring an extension cable. They manufacturer has recently had an update providing more streaming platforms such as Disney plus, prime, Netflix and others. Overall great Tv to purchase and would highly recommend.

I've had this TV for around 3 weeks. Firstly the good:- Picture quality looks clear and colours vibrant, no light bleed like my old TV.- Low input lag for gaming- After years of audio latency between TVs and my soundbar, the eARC on this TV links with my old soundbar via HDMI and FINALLY I have in-sync audio! Sounds better than it ever has.- Apps are fast loading and it has a strong wifi signal from 3 rooms awayHowever, the one problem I have is with darker scenes in movies and games. Playing Resident Evil Village it looks great, but whenever you go into an indoors environment I can't see a thing! Turning up brightness / backlight can fix it a bit, but then the lighter scenes are too bright. I can't win.I watched Blade Runner on UHD blu ray and it was breathtaking image quality for a 40 year old film, but again in darker scenes I struggled to see what was going on.I've turned off all enhancements and messed around with different backlight / brightness / contrast etc and I'm still unable to find the perfect balance for SDR and HDR content. I have a week left until my return window expires so I need to decide if I can live with it or find a solution.

Great tv all the usual features you would expect from Hisense, comes with YouTube, Netflix, Amazon prime preinstalled on the remote only downside is its not playstore based for apps , but they are working on this in future upgrade releases picture quality is fantastic, but not able to play games console at 120hz on the newer games consoles but still great picture at 60hz. 4k and dolby atmos sound built in speakers with hdmi arc to connect to dolby atmos sound systems or spdif connection.

I love this tv. Picture is so vibrant and sharp. I got this for gaming and it looks so much better than any other screen I have used. HDR gaming looks fantastic. I am still playing with all the settings to get them how I like them. I turned off motion smoothing as I dont like the soap opera effect when watching content. I think the people who complained about this tv did not adjust the settings properly for there tastes. I will be trying out alot more options and tweeking things to my taste as there are many and I like trying different image options. I think this tv will keep me entertained for a long time.

This is a great TV for the price however has some major lacking features.Whilst you can cast YouTube and Netflix to the TV, you cannot cast any other streaming services.Disney+, Prime, BBC iPlayer, Chilli and so on - you cannot cast.This seemed bizarre so I contacted Hisense support to make sure I wasn't missing anything. However, Hisense confirmed this isn't a feature and they were not willing to assist further.If I want to cast to this TV, I'll need to purchase an external Chromecast/Firestick. Alternatively use the clunky and slow remote....