I noticed most hypermarkets were displaying this China made brand quite some time. I know it's generally meant for the lower to middle class income people but the price of their product were pretty decent compared to the reputable brands in the market.

I have never tried using this brand before. I saw some attractive prices online such as below


Hisense 58" SMART LED TV - 58K220P
RM 2,499.00





Hisense 55" 3D Smart TV LED55K390
RM 2,599.00





Hisense 65" 3D Smart TV LED65K600
RM 5,399.00





Hisense 55" 4K UHD LED TV HMLED55K680
RM 4,488.00



Anyone tried before? Your view?

Price is almost same as branded Tvs.

with that price , i think you can go for better brand then this .. but nothing wrong for this brand ... cuz better then not well known brand out there

using this brand...not really bad...worth the price I can say

What model you're using? Thanks for your feedback because I wanted to know more about the user of this brand.

I know that LED TVs price has gone down over the past years. Just wondering if this brand is ok or kaput (spoil) in 2 years time!

actually its hard to tell how long it will last ( for all product and brand ) , even some very well known brand also kaput after a year or less ... as long as there is official support from the manufacturer ( warranty & repair ) .. i think should be fine

32 inch one...I heard they used to make components for other well known brands before came out with their own brand...dunno lol...but the quality not really bad like other china made tv la...

Is it me or the picture quality looks a big different than other popular brand one?

Looks normal to me

Pictures quality is decent, the only big problem with this tv is the branding. They should come up with a nicer name than hisense. It really sounds cheap and lousy.

This post has been edited by DannyOP: Feb 22 2016, 12:50 AM

Tq for the feedback. You owned before?

As you judge from my reply, it is quite obvious I won't buy them. It is a branding problem and also pricing and specs dont attract me enough to sway from Sony, Toshiba, Sharp and Panasonic.

Always see them displayed at Desa Home next to the other brands.

I don't mind another China made TV though, which is the Xiaomi. Their 70" smart TV using Sharp panel has very good pricing and interesting features.

owned one. the 50" non-smart TV. working fine, picture and sound quality is ok for me as i am not very particular on this. as long as it able to show me the HD quality, nice sound and nice color.

the down part of this TV, i could say is the processor, quite lagging when you want to switch between HDMI 1 to HDMI 2 or to any other sources. the respond would take about 3 seconds.

Tq mate. Any DESA promotion catalogue? Googled on the net but nothing much.

How much is the pricing for xiaomi 55", 60" & 70"?

Tq for your insight and honesty.

I don't think they have any catalogue best is just drop by.

60" Xiaomi 4k around rm4999 and 70" not here yet, expected rm7000+

Thanks mate.

Image search "desa home theater"...there's lots of promo flyers...

There's a hisense thread some time back with more feedback...

Hisense bought over sharp's TV factory in Mexico and the rights to use the sharp name in americas...

This post has been edited by dwRK: Feb 23 2016, 10:25 PM

there's nothing wrong with hisense.

I owned two sets of LG product. I'm not happy with the customer service (repairer).

Any idea HAIER?

This post has been edited by jovigrunge: Feb 24 2016, 12:04 AM

using this brand for almost a year..no problem so far..i really like the thin bezel..bought 40 inch..value for money.

32 inch user,

only complain i had was the subtitle font dont have outlines

http://www.desahometheatre.com.my

but somehow the promo flyer not update frequently lah

32, 42 and 50 user here over the last 2, 3 years...no problem. really value for money.

used to own 40" samsung. one year panel rosak...

sometimes branded stuff are not that good, depends on your luck.

If any of you are EURO 2016 football fans, you would have seen the Hisense Adverts appearing around the Stadiums

I'm not convinced with Hisense at the moment.

the 32 inch tv hisense still okay or not? want to buy it from lazada for this coming raya...

still OK

Bought a 50" few mths ago. Still working fine

nicee....thanks for the feedback, want to buy one..haha

http://www.11street.my/productdetail/hisen...910uwd-13224526

how much did you bought it ?

Rm1433 fr lazada.

good price

Guys any idea i bought hisense 48 inch smart tv in gemfive only 48 inch model here in malaysia im not able to play any video in this smart tv does not support html5 how to upgrade? As isearch there is no firmware

No idea but your question makes me more no confident of this brand.

yah i should bought 50 inch not smart tv then i buy tv box hais. I thought 48 smart is enought to watch online. Movies then suddenly the smart for this tv is just for browsing lols next time i should bought not smart in this brand

U mean u can't play what kind of video?

This type of Brand usually the Software part will be lacking.

My family has one 40 inch. Picture quality is ok bt the speaker really noisy and blur not clear like other brand

If u just wanna use it fr gaming should be okay.. If u prefer nice speaker sound should go with other brand

Any video like youtube . Kissanime.com even fb video it says video unable to load will upload the error message later. I think i got old version of there smart tv

You asked the dealer?

Guys, I went to giant last night and saw hisense 50" model 50d36pn model. Really interested, but upon tinkering with the display set it appears that the picture control settings are too simplistic. I cant even adjust the gamma, backlight and white balance of the tv. Or is it because the input signal isnt HD?

Price is what you pay and value is what you get?

Hi bro, is it 50d36pn model? Can you confirm that it have gamma control in the picture settings? Im looking to buy one but need some clarification. It would help if you could post a pic of the picture settings menu

For gamma control tweak etc...better get those more expensive ones. Hisense is just for simple plug n play usage i think

Don't think there's gamma control

I bought Hisense 40" LED Full HD TV - HMLED40K20P for 899.00 via Lazada in July 2014 and also bought Hisense 50" LED TV - HMLED50K360 for RM 1,650.00 via Lazada too in Jan 2015 . Both has no issues , can play movies with thumb drive and also the 40 inch has 2 HDMI port and the 50 inch has 3 HDMI port . The color is good on this TV`s . I would say its value for money . I would recommend it to anyone .

Been using a display set 50" 3D tv for 2 years now...worth the money for those not too picky..value for money

I see, thanks for the clarification, appreciate it.

anyone here used hisense 4k tv?

Hisense tv getting cheaper but I'm still not convinced. However, no denial the price and specs offered was quite tempting.

I've rented a house and the living room here is using hisense lcd TV. It's bigger than 40" is all I could say. Picture quality is excellent. Sound not sure coz using ht. I'll ask my roommate once they're awake to know about the age and price of the TV.

My next TV could very well be hisense.

Guys I am also new and looking to buy a LED TV. Just confuse if get low end 4k or get excellent Full HD.

After reading a lot I found out that, if you really want a 4k TV only buy one with the below 2 items:
1. TRUE refresh rate 120Hz at least (not true motion, PMI, etc numbers)
2. Full array local dimming (FALD) or at least Direct LED backlight. Avoid edge lit ones unless it has a good review because some edge-lit can be equal to FALD and DLED backlight quality.

IF hisense cam guarantee 120Hz and DLED then it is very good buy. Also pay extra for added warranty will be worth it.

About Hisense 50d36pn...

Any one try hdmi connect with computer...
Perfect display or not...
Text is clear or blurry...

I am trying build for htpc...
Recommended or not...
Now use a 32" tv...

Sorry for my bad english...

Thanks...

It's more about scaling resolution
At 1080p resolution on 50' screen
Those text are gonna be bit too small to read from a distance

bought 50" from lazada for rm1234, a few weeks ago. a week later, the price dropped to rm 1299.00.
anyway, a satisfied customer for the moment.

Any lagginess?

Didn't notice any at all

Plan to buy Hisense 55 4K UHD LED TV (55K3300UW). Anyone here bought this? thanks.

Anyone bought m5010 model.
Can i know any feedback?
Plan to buy 65"

Never bought the hisense, but I did contemplate getting the 75" (75m5050uwg) which looked pretty good to me. This one has the Hisense ULED designation.
I think the 65m5010uw doesn't. I didn't really pay much attention to the 65" model, but as far as I can recall, it looked okay to me, maybe not as bright at the 75" model. Saw them both at Desa Home Theater kepong, which are selling for cheaper than online prices. (7899 for 75" and probably 3900-ish for 65" if I recall correctly) Last I asked, the 75" model only has limited units left. Didn't ask about the 65" model. Maybe you can go there and look see look see.

Other TV's around that price range that I found to be pretty reasonable/good would be the Panasonic EX600K / FX600k models. You can take a look at Best Denki one utama for those. Selling for 4199 for the EX600k (2017) model, and 54xx for the FX600 (2018) model. Those are using VA panels with gloss finish, so blacks look really black, almost OLED like at first glace, but at the expense of viewing angles. Based on review, they don't get as bright as some other brands/models.

Others like Samsung and Sony also looked reasonable to me. Sony 65" kd65x7000e is going for 4029. I never really like the LG ones though.

This post has been edited by techm: Jul 9 2018, 10:45 PM

wow thanks for the great info
How do you think hisense motion performance?
Lastly, if compare 65m5010 to 65x700e, which one better?

Anybody saw before the 4k U7a and A6501 model ? My area i only can found M5010 in those hisense shops. Thinking to buy the U7a 55" model. But cant find any display set in my area.

Panasonic EX600k is IPS , not VA panel...

Just came back from Desa Home Theater. They have the U7A

It sounds like you have no idea what you are talking about , at all

how much they selling u7a?

tat time when i went wanted to see hisense, but the salesman hard sell philips tv to me

so end up leave the place before viewing the hisense due to rushing to another place

I think it was displayed at 3.6k or something. I don't remember exactly to be honest. I just went there and straight old him I wanted to look at the Hisense.

Im back here to pick up my tv. U7A is listed as 3599 here.

3599 55inch? How is the pic quality compare with LＧUK65 or SK8?

That I wouldnt know as I did not make the comparisons.

yea.. keep promoting philips say better thn Sony and Samsung

Thanks sir, hows ur m5010 btw?

The price and spec on paper looks good leh...

wanted to find 1 tv for my work station, the usage is more or less like urs too

The salesman sells philips to u too? but i doubt what he is promoting, the facts he was mentioning do not convinced me at all

Haven't been able to use it to it's full capability yet as I don't have any 4K material. But, am happy so far.

I just bought U7a 55" . But found something strange on the top of the screen. Is this normal? The screen on top there got a lot of white spots.

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This 2 black dots total got 5 pairs. On the top too. Is this normal? First time buy LED tv. So not sure all this izit normal.


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Not normal. Pls exchange 1to1 as soon as possible. Its light uniformity problem.

Depends on the panel size. The larger panels use VA.

Sorry, didn't play with the motion performance, so I have absolutely no idea.
But based on reviews, Sony's higher end X1 processors have one of the best motion handling.

Perhaps you care to share your wisdom?

What I was only talking about is first impressions on the blackness of glossy VA panels (i.e. when I walk past the TV facing it straight on while it's running some demo clips of bright objects against black backgrounds.).

NOTE : MY apologies for going off-topic , as this involves discussion of more than Hisense TVs.



You are touching several subjects here at once .

The screen coating has no direct impact on the native contrast ratio of TVs .
Most of the current TV displays on market use a form of glossy screen , it is a matter of semi gloss , normal gloss or full gloss .

Full gloss screens are more pricey than the semi glossy because it is able to reflect more lights off the screen . Therefore under the influence of strong glare, it can retain the black levels better on the surface of the display . This alone has nothing to do with the TV's native ability to display black levels , which we will discuss below.

With interference of ambient lights , it is rather hard for untrained eyes to distinguish true black levels . But the TV with better screen coating will generally look better in a brighter room. Most , if not all of Hisense TVs share the same semi gloss screen finish , while all of the current OLEDs use the higher end full gloss coating , they are not in the same league .



Next , we will talk about the VA TV's contrast ratio.

VA TVs are known to have great native contrast rating, it can show incredibly deep "blackness" which has dramatic impact on picture quality .
However VA TV is still LED-LCD based screen , no matter how hard they try , they cannot compete with OLED pixel levels of light controls . Maybe one day when they are able to squeeze 10000 localized dimming zones in a consumer TV , that is when we can expect an " almost OLED " performance .

To better understand the difference, here is a comparison between a VA TV of 6000:1 contrast ratio (which is pretty good ) and an OLED .
The following picture is taken from a scene in Guardians of the Galaxy 2 , both TVs are using their most accurate picture settings , I trust you can instantly tell which is which.




You are mixing 2 different things together, the screen coating quality and the native contrast ratio , and comparing them with something that is completely different.
If you want to make a compliment on a TV , it is fine to just say the TV has great PQ . Almost OLED is a very bold claim , regardless of whichever TV quality you are talking about back there .

This post has been edited by Convael: Aug 10 2018, 08:24 AM

Which is better? Hisense or Haier?

they sponsored in WC wo....so now become mainstream ready

This post has been edited by rupart: Aug 15 2018, 03:17 PM

Thanks for the informative post! I get your point about screen coating and contrast ratio / light control of OLEDs.

Maybe it's just our different definition of "almost OLED like" black levels which I was referring to. I was just simply referring to my untrained eye's perceived deepness of the blacks on the LED Panasonic screen against adjacent OLED panasonic in the showroom:). I don't claim the LEDs to have the same contrast ratio as OLEDs though, simply due to the self emissive nature of OLEDs. A division by true zero always wins technically.

As for the screenshots of the VA vs OLED, yeah the difference is quite pronounced. However, looks as though tone mapping might have also played some role as the blacks are really crushed in the OLED.



Anyway, back to the Hisense m5010 model which aviecena2020 was asking about (or any other TV):

If you ask an expert if the m5010 is good or not, he/she might say it's terrible.
If you ask a layman like me if the m5010 is good or not, then I'd say it looks pretty good. Good price for the sort of picture quality you get.

lol

My personal opinion: Best you go to the showroom and take a look. Play varying normal/HDR video clips and watch.
As long as you feel like the picture is good enough FOR YOU and not in the crappy category, then I'd say go for it if you'd like to keep cost low. You do get what you pay for, but sometimes what you get is good enough.

I think many (most?) people don't really perceive the improved picture quality of higher end TV vs average TVs in their daily use (i.e. watch Astro, movies, etc) unless you get into OLED category. One you get engrossed in the show/movie, you don't really perceive them all too much as long as it's not crappy.

What most people will perceive though, is screen size and motion. Screen size gives you the immersiveness. Bad motion gets distracting.

Personally for me, I'd pay a bit more and go for the more popular brands simply because of their experience, support & warranty. Haha.

From the pictures yes , because it is a SDR camera . It is unable to fit the wider dynamic range of HDR TVs into SDR pictures. Therefore in order to show you the difference , I had to adjust the exposure of the cam . In reality the OLEDs don't crush the blacks when calibrated properly.

I was simply trying to demonstrate how big is the gap between the black levels from a VA TV with pretty good contrast levels to an OLED.

This post has been edited by Convael: Aug 17 2018, 10:22 AM

Hi all, I plan to get Hisense U7A 55".
Nearby shop selling it for RM3000 only.

Anyone using it ? Please give a short review.

The M5010UW has been discontinued I suppose as most if not all stores don't sell it anymore. I got the last few batches from Lazada several months ago after reading some of the comments here. There are cheaper Hisense TVs than the M5010 but since the price is too low, i guess the video quality would be compromised. Although the price of the M5010 is on the low side when compared to Sony or Samsung equivalents (the M5010 is 4K and comes with HDR as basic), as Techm has mentioned the video quality is actually not too bad. Of course if you compare it with OLED you would notice the difference but at a price of about RM2100 for the 55" there is actually very little complaint.

Some samples from the M5010 below from one of my favorite movies, Interstellar. Photos taken by my LG phone in low light so the images may not look like the original but still, good quality to me with sharp lines and natural colours.





This post has been edited by ryder_78: Dec 23 2018, 04:40 PM

Did you get the tv? How is it? I've just got 55A6100UW, but it won't find any WiFi. On my other Hisense tv, phones, and laptops, they can connect fine

Planning to get your model also. Will be using wifi also. Still have the wifi problem? Can give a little review about it?

No, it's ok now. It detected WiFi later that night. Maybe it takes a few hours to be fully working. But when it works, it's great. 4K on Netflix contents are absolutely gorgeous

When I was surveying for 4K tv, I was only looking for the cheapest 4K 55" tv. Now that I've got it, I don't regret it at all

good to hear about that.

planning to get the 55 inch sony x7000f.

but then tempted with hisense 55A6100 cause of the latest price reduction. they're selling below 2k at harvey norman.

how is your hisense? is it user friendly?
i'm a real technical nood when it comes to all this new smart tv tech.

currently using my old crt tv

This is cheap... review not bad either. But the picture doesnt seems to show the correct model. Have posted suggestion to ask the seller.
https://s.lazada.com.my/s.OKkn