HISENSE 100 Inch 144Hz ULED Mini-LED Smart TV 100U7KQTUK - 144Hz VRR, HDMI 2.1, Quantum Dot Colour, Dolby Vision IQ, VIDAA Smart TV, and Youtube, Freeview Play, Netflix and Disney+ (2023 Model) [Energy Class F]

May not be tier 1 TV manufacturer but the quality is superb, well built, amazing screen, solid sound from the internal 2.1 speakers, if you want surround sound, get a speaker bar setup (Hisense sell them too) that supports eARC connectivity. Easy to use interface with so many options apps viewing apps. Setup was done in 5 minutes from unboxing, to attaching stand, plug in and go, couple of updates later (nice to see a SmartTV do that) and let me say movies from my Plex system in 720/1080/4K amazing, at this price, the TV is a steal !!The bad news, the stand does a good job of supporting TV, but being 65in can wobble a little if a heavy-footed person walks by, definitely a wall mounting needed. There is a new 2024 model, but why pay twice the price for a minor refresh, makes no sense !!After a TV just buy this one, you won't be disappointed !!Disclaimer, Video used under fair usage and for demonstration only, copyright of Lucasfilm (Disney).

After looking at a lot of 4k TV reviews, I found this one, and it cost roughly half the price, for the same specs, as a top manufactures TV. Picture is just jaw dropping, great colour, and brightness. I was initially concerned about my GPU which is an RX 6600xt which is great at 1080p gaming. I now have no idea what I was worried about with this incredible TV. I just play the games at 1080P at 240Htz ?? Yep not many people know this. This TV has a lot of built in features like its D.V.B. S2 tuner, ariel tuner and the four HDMI inputs allowing up to 144Htz @ 4k gaming. The only but, and it's not really a downside, is the viewing angle... but who cares. I could have spent another 300 Quid to remedy this, but not bothered. I have wall mounted mine, so I can move it to whatever angle suits me. The inbuilt speakers are great and quite loud, it also has 2 subwoofers in the back too. The sound is pretty impressive to say the least, it even has USB ports to record or play back things, Happy oh yeah.

Very good tv for what the cost is. Sound is incredible and don't even need a soundboard with it! Only mark down is the OS system is pretty naff and clunky. Overall decent tv for a budget price

The media could not be loaded. This TV has an excellent picture and has the appropriate HDMI ports so that it is compatible with the PS5 and up to 120 FPS.A lot of the reviews will mention a slightly cloudy look to the image however this is only setting spaced and not to do with the panel. The panel is actually excellent and it takes about 10 minutes of messing about with the settings to be able to get what you want. For the price the quality is really good. I will say one thing however that the upscaling function of the TV is not great and I personally don't like the Vidaa operating system therefore I use an Nvidia shield to upscale and provide a much better quality picture. The remote control is fairly standard and light. The app selection is everything you would expect as well however like I said the Nvidia shield is simply better therefore it is worth getting this stick. I have not noticed any specific lag with this even when playing video games. Overall it has good functionality, a good clear picture when using a good input source such as a 4K Blu-ray or the Nvidia shield and has pretty good sound for just TV speakers, obviously some people would prefer to get a standalone soundbar but this is one of the better TVs in terms of sound compared to some of the others I've heard.

I looked around for a while for a tv that would be good for gaming and wouldn't cost the earth. This TV (U7) was exactly what I was looking for.I was upgrading from an older 4K samsung TV and the picture quality difference was instantly noticeable. I have seen better screens but they were on TVs that cost thousands. But the picture quality on this will more than suffice, it was like upgrading from xbox 1 to series x again, I noticed things in games I hadn't noticed before.When watching tv some channels can look a but grainy but that's just the tv highlighting poor broadcast quality which can't be noticed on older tvs.The sound quality was the most noticeable thing. I've found most slim tvs to have tinny sounding speakers, but this tv is surprisingly loud and beefy.The set up was easy but the very first part is a bit daft. When you first turn on the tv you're prompted to complete the set up by either using the remote or scanning a code to download the app. But when you download the app it won't connect to the tv straight away because the tv isn't yet connected to the WiFi, so you can't set up the tv using your phone because connecting to the network is a part of the set up process.

I liked the look of the tv when I first unboxed it. I plugged it in and played around with the settings and stuck on a UHD film. The picture looked great but I did notice some shadowing when the on screen picture was fast moving. The blacks also looked terrible, very blotchy. The big sticking point for me was the energy usage in dynamic mode (top setting of the picture quality). The energy rating stated 100KwH per 1000 viewing hours (guessing that is in standard mode), with dynamic mode enabled however, it was 2000KwH per 1000 viewing hours or 1 KwH per 30 minutes! That's crazy amounts for a tv I think. Not sure whether to keep the TV or send it back. Certainly wouldn't recommend it to anyone

Fantastic TV. I got the 75" model and I am not disappointed, very bright and vivid with an exceptional picture. The sound is crystal clear, great for movies.

This TV is absolutely fantastic. You wouldn't think so for the price, but the picture is immaculate. Gaming mode on the PS5 is absolutely fantastic. It supports Dolby vision HDR 144 herzts ,the whole 9 yds, very happy. And many other features