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

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Volume Leveling, Bass Enhancement, Speaker EQ and Dialog Enhancement technologies work hand-in-hand for the ultimate audio experience. The picture quality obviously isn’t on a par with truly premium sets such as the LG C9 OLED or Samsung Q80 QLED, but the Hisense Roku TV certainly punches above its weight, with a mid-range picture quality that belies its humble pricing.

You won’t be surprised to hear some of the plastics used in the construction of the A7200G feel pretty ordinary – this is an overtly affordable TV, after all, and costs have to be kept down. The stand design, MSRP, and release date are still being finalized, but we'll update this when we know more. It maintains its brightness extremely consistent across different content, except small highlights are slightly less bright. This message will show when the TV is not receiving a signal, either through the aerial or an external device connected.Finally, Hisense has also announced the Hisense U76N, which is a new model in the ULED lineup that's only available in a 100" size.

There’s also a purple directional pad ripped right from the kind of Roku remote you get with Roku streaming devices, such as the Roku Express or Roku Premiere. The item must be securely packaged, preferably in the original packaging using the inserts supplied.

There's minimal distortion at moderate listening levels, and even though it slightly increases at its max volume, most people won't hear it and it depends on the volume. It's also quite a bit dimmer, with worse contrast, than the other models, so HDR content doesn't look as vibrant overall. Also, it doesn't provide a satisfactory HDR experience because of its low peak brightness and lack of a wide color gamut.