What have you just bought?

[SnoopZ]

Originally Posted by daveeb

Oh go on tell us . I guess Hisense ?

It was the best 40in TV I could find for the bedroom and couldn't go any bigger in size, but it's QLED and will only be used for streaming services like BeeTV, Amazon Prime, arrives tomorrow, wish me luck!

[SnoopZ]

Originally Posted by SnoopZ

It was the best 40in TV I could find for the bedroom and couldn't go any bigger in size, but it's QLED and will only be used for streaming services like BeeTV, Amazon Prime, arrives tomorrow, wish me luck!

Out of the box the TV was so light it felt like a cheap toy but actually looks good and after spending sometime messing with the picture settings as everything seemed too bright the picture and sound seem pretty good compared to my old 20 year old 32in Samsung, so over all it's exceeded my expectations for such a cheap bedroom TV.

[thenry]

What are you hiding doggy? Care to share the brand and model

[SnoopZ]

Originally Posted by thenry

What are you hiding doggy? Care to share the brand and model

Daveeb already guessed the brand correctly, it's Hisense 40A5NQTUK and a brand I would never consider buying for the living room but at £209 for a QLED it seems great in the bedroom, I also got 3 months Apple TV with it because I bought it from Currys which I have just managed to eventually redeem after it complained I'd had too many free trials so had to make a new account. Ultimately I couldn't be happier with how this bottom of the barrel brand looks and performs.

Downstairs I've got an expensive top of the range Mini Led so I wanted something better than a 20 year old 32in in the bedroom.

[thenry]

Well it's not dated it has a c port very nice. Personally I'd feel horrible without 4k. I did however purchase two Asus FHD monitors some weeks ago for an office setup. I guess what you're connecting takes priority.

[SnoopZ]

Originally Posted by thenry

Well it's not dated it has a c port very nice. Personally I'd feel horrible without 4k. I did however purchase two Asus FHD monitors some weeks ago for an office setup. I guess what you're connecting takes priority.

40in TV in the bedroom is the max size I was happy to go to, so 1080p on this is perfectly acceptable for it's usage which will only be streaming apps so that'll be paid Amazon Prime, trials of Apple TV once in a blue moon and then my dodgy BeeTV app which is awesome as it gives me any movie or TV show in great quality and seems to be very reliable, I have no interest in live TV broadcasts, so all this is via an Amazon 4K firestick so don't even have to visit the naff TV interface but from my short tests even that seems ok with the built in apps.