Hisense R43A7200UK Roku 43 Inch Smart 4K Ultra HD HDR LED TV Freeview HD (Renewed)

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Streaming Channels is home to the Roku Channel that offers oodles of free content – some good, some not so good – but there are decent films (Zulu, Halloween, Camp X-Ray), TV series/reality shows (lots of Gordon Ramsay) as well as content to keep the kids happy.

The picture is bright and colourful, and even sharper and richer than its apparently identical predecessor.

This is a session cookie used for internal Bazaarvoice web analytics to be correlated to the same user browsing session for interactions within a particular client domain. Yes, the backlighting makes the chassis bulge somewhat and no, there’s no dynamic metadata HDR here – but despite this, and the asthmatic nature of the TV’s sound, there’s an awful lot of value on display. They’ll have their full-on, top-spec ‘flagship’ models – you know, the ones they charge as much for as you might consider spending on a car.

It’s a TV with small speakers and just enough processing that means you can understand what everyone is saying.If purchasing an indoor aerial, we would recommend checking the distance from the transmitter as aerials will have a different range specified on the product box. Black levels vary from fairly good head-on to less so at wider angles, the DLED backlight compromising the A7200G’s contrast ratio in darker HDR scenes, especially compared to the Samsung UE50TU7020. The set-up menus are friendly, too – and where some more self-conscious alternatives go on and on, Hisense keeps your options down to a sensible minimum. You have to really step down in quality to some 4:3 sub-1080p content to expose the Hisense’s limitations where upscaling is concerned.