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Hisense 55N6800 television review

Posted on November 7, 2017August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

It wasn’t that long ago that if you were thinking of spending under £1000 on a 4K TV, you’d probably be wasting your money. But in 2017, the best of the mid-range offers a rather tempting proposition indeed.

While the more established household names have been keen to battle it out in the pricier end of the market, brands like Hisense have been making moves with more affordable sets, and TVs like the 55N6800 are the result.

If you’re prepared to manage your expectations in line with its £700 price tag, the N6800 is makes a pretty compelling argument for itself, offering a taste of 4K that won’t cost a fortune.

Design

Unlike many TVs at this end of the market, the 55N6800 is solidly built, with a metal frame, skinny profile and slim bezel that gives it a smart, unassuming exterior.
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