Hisense40 Inch Smart TV 40E4NTUK - FHD Resolution, Natural Colour Enhancer, DTS Virtual:X & Dolby Audio, AI Sports Mode, VIDAA OS with Youtube, Netflix and Disney+ and Freeview Play (2024 Model)

I recently purchased the Hisense 32" Smart TV as a gift for my mum in Italy, and I couldn’t be happier with how everything turned out. The delivery was smooth and right on time, which was such a relief since it was a surprise present. She was absolutely thrilled!The TV itself is sleek, lightweight, and the perfect size for her living room. The picture quality is crystal clear, and the sound is great right out of the box—no need for extra speakers. The built-in smart features are really easy to use, even for someone who’s not super tech-savvy. She’s now streaming her favorite shows on Netflix and YouTube with just a few clicks.What made this extra special was how simple it was to set up, even from afar. I guided her through it over a video call, and she had it going in no time. It’s brought her so much joy—and for such a great price!If you're looking for a reliable, user-friendly smart TV with international delivery, this Hisense model is a fantastic choice. Highly recommend!

Fabulous tv. Great picture, superb sound and so easy to set up. All for an incredibly low price too. The remote control is responsive and overall I can't fault this product.

I brought this TV to replace a fairly old Samsung 1080p 32inch. That TV started feeling dated, and this was an impulse purchase on sale. So it is clear, this review is for the 43E6NTUK model.The plus points are the image quality is a clear improvement over my old display including better blacks (my old display was pretty poor here to be honest), built in volume normalising which helps a bit with noisy ads, and it comes on very quickly. I think for its price point it is overall good value. But there is some bad points I need to mention.First the TV is not full array backlit, there is a big logo near the bottom of this product page which claims for the E6 series it is full array, this is not the case, it looks like it is backlit, but not localised array, from what I can tell it has no local dimming functionality at all, there is also no dynamic contrast option in the TV settings either. Interestingly RTINGS have pulled hisense up on this for other models which were also have found to falsely advertise a full array. With that said the blacks and overall contract in my opinion are an improvement over my older Samsung screen its replacing, it is a VA screen, so I dont think its terrible, its just that if people are expecting a full array, and the type of features for it, it wont be on this TV.Next the sound is pretty low quality, I wasnt expecting the best, but it is worse then I expected, so may possibly later get a sound bar for it. Of course with the price of the unit, this perhaps would be expected, although my last TV was also cheap, so was a bit of a surprise it wasnt at least as good as that.The wifi software seems based on very dated standards, I had issues connecting to a modern wifi access point, no WPA3, or 802.11w support. The problem with this, is you have to downgrade the entire access point to allow the TV to connect, luckily I can create virtual access points on OpenWRT so I made one just for the TV to use.Some settings dont seem to stick when you turn the TV off, like the smoothing feature. They will report as how you set them, but they revert to the default. This seems a common issue with VIDAA as I found others with the problem.VRR does not support LFC (sub 48fps), however the PS5 doesnt support that anyway, so if you planning to use with a PS5 it wont affect VRR on that device, but may limit VRR support on other devices.The stand is stable, however the legs are very wide on the base, so need a wide base for it, it would have been a better design if there was an optional more narrow configuration, something Hisense did for the larger panels but oddly omitted from this one.

This is a great tv and for the money it's an abosute bargain. Easy to install and get up and running lovely picture... One of the best deals going at the moment it's well big enough as well. Brilliant thanks!!

Our old Hisense TV in the bedroom, decided to hand its cap in after 8+ years faithful service.We have found this 43" TV to be an excellent replacement. We were immediately amazed by the quality of the display - every bit as good as our new £600+ TV in the lounge!Our terrestrial TV antenna and BT FTTP Internet both terminate in the main bedroom which, therefore, is where we have sited our EE Hub and EE TV boxes. As such, a Freely TV made sense. It's not an essential but does, to a degree, future-proof us.If you have owned a Hisense TV before, setup is straightforward if a tad tedious. This TV uses the latest VIDAA OS 7.6. The biggest change is with some of the menus (eg. "Inputs") moving from the top of the display to its LHS.I connected to our home LAN (rather than WiFi) and plugged in the aerial connector. As such, after scanning, the EPG seamlessly shows all channels - both terrestrial and Internet. As more channels move to the Internet, the TV will (reportedly) automatically update the source and EPG accordingly. However, channel numbering is a tad odd!Sound quality is not overwhelming but is adequate. I have connected a Sharp sound bar (via HDMI3) which greatly improves matters. Using HDMI3 means the sound bar is seen as a CEC device so, its volume and power are automatically managed by the TV remote.Our EE TV box uses HDMI1 and our Roku box HDMI2 (which it shares with our Panasonic BluRay player via an HDMI switch).I did get confused connecting the sound bar which initially refused to work. I had plugged the device into HDMI1 (as per our old Hisense TV). When I realised HDMI3 was used for CEC devices on this TV, everything worked as I wanted! A real case of RTFM.....A couple of other points to note:-- There are only 3 HDMI sockets. 4+ would have been nice.- While the EPG has a full channel list, it does not have the features of Freeview Play+ (eg. +/- 7 days programme information).- VIDAA is a closed system with a limited number of Apps. However, it does include the important BBC, ITV, C5, C5, NOW, and U TV players etc.- Alas, the VIDAA version of the PLEX App has a number of long standing and annoying bugs.- As such, we tend to NOT use VIDAA Apps (except for Freely) as we have a Roku 4K box. This covers all our App needs (and includes a much better version of PLEX).- We use a wall mount for the TV. However, if you want to use the feet provided in the box, note that they are a fixed distance apart (~76cm).That said, the above are minor concerns and, given the fantastic price, do not detract from our 5-star rating. Indeed, we are distinctly chuffed 😀 😄 😁Quick delivery was also appreciated.A final note - with 4 devices, we have the hindrance of 4 remote controls. As such, I also purchased an "All for One" URC-3661 remote control. This has proved to be convenient for controlling all 4 devices (this TV, EE TV box, Roku Box and Panasonic BluRay). I will review that separately.

The media could not be loaded. I love the fact that it took me weeks of research before I decided to buy this tv. I feel like I do not waste my time and I made the right choice. Starting from the speaker, top notch and the display is as good as what I was expecting. Finally it worth the price and was delivered with care. Thanks and highly recommended

Happy with TV colours and quality.Value for money. 👍