Hisense A6K (2023) Series Reviews

Expert review by : What Hi-Fi? (whathifi.com)

Hisense 50A6KTUK review

A 50-inch 4K TV for £279. So what's the catch?

Incredibly cheap for a 50-inch TV ; Good smart system ; Brighter than its smaller sibling

Slightly crude colour handling ; Limited viewing angles ; Awkward black levels

The 50A6KTUK is brighter and more richly saturated than expected – but this arguably does it more harm than good

Jan, 2024

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Expert review by : John Archer Tom Parsons (whathifi.com)

Hisense 43A6KTUK review

Hisense returns to its value roots

Incredibly cheap ; Decent black levels ; Well-balanced colours

Soft-looking motion ; Limited viewing angles ; Limited brightness

Despite lacking sharpness and brightness, the 43A6KTUK still delivers a surprisingly balanced and consistent picture for such an affordable TV

Jan, 2024

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Expert review by : John Archer (homecinemachoice.com)

Hisense 43A6KTUK 4K TV review

While Hisense might have ambitions towards the high-end TV market these days with its Mini LED sets, it certainly hasn't abandoned the budget sector where it first made its mark. The 43in 43A6KTUK tested here sells for just £229, despite carrying a...

May, 2024

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Expert review by : which_co_uk (which.co.uk)

Hisense 65A6KTUK

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The 65-inch 65A6KTUK is one of Hisense's cheapest TVs, which means it's one of the cheapest full stop. We've seen it for sale at around £450, which is very low for such a big TV, but a bad TV isn't worth any of your money. Hisense has had one of its...

Dec, 2023

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