CHiQ U43QM9K 43 inch 4K Smart QLED Roku TV, 4K UHD, HDR10 HLG, Dolby Audio, Works with Alexa, DVB-T/T2, Support Apple Air-Play, Google Assistant, Prime Video, HDMI2.1, USB2.0

This TV is an absolute gem. The picture is sharp, colours pop, and it handles gaming brilliantly – perfect for Xbox and modern gaming speeds thanks to HDMI 2.1. I picked it up on sale, and for the price and features, it’s unbeatable value for money. The Roku operating system is miles quicker and smoother than any Android TV I’ve used. I’ve seen a few bad reviews, but in my experience, those issues are either down to faulty units or people expecting more than is realistic. My advice: buy brand new, not used – you’ll get the warranty (1–2 years) so you’re covered if anything goes wrong. I learned the hard way after getting stung a few times on Gumtree with TVs that lasted only months. All in all, top marks from me – solid performance, great features, and brilliant value.

Amazing qled 4k tv fir the price range. Arrived quickly with next day delivery. The picture is vibrant and crisp. Films and gaming both look amazing on this tv. I highly recommend it if your looking for a qled on a budget. Sounds good. Very light tv easily moved around. Roku is very quick apparently load in a good time.

Reasonable picture and connection option, with built in Roku box, a little grainy in darker seems, there are better screens out there, ok for the price. Not suitable for any video editors.

Just perfect, plug in and go. Sound quality is great picture adequate. The best thing is getting rid of all the wires associated with the last t.v. we had. Good value tv.

Fantastic TV. Im very pleased. Sound quality is absolutely fine. Picture quality is crisp and the setup is simple! It was a lot lighter than expected too when carrying it around the house.

So, having watched a review on yootube, and studied the reviews on Amazon I opted to buy the "big" 50" TV. Box had a worrying puncture on the screen side but no damage inside. At this point I should say I'd bought a 50" Toshiba QLED last year for my mum and thought I could save £50 and get an equivalent QLED TV(don't need firestick, it's basically a monitor for my PC with GTX1660 Super GPU). The Toshiba was amazing, deep blacks, sharp images. Well, I plugged this in and all I can say is that it looked like SD despite claiming HDR. The picture is absolutely awful in my opinion, I got my partner to come through and watch and she (optician says she has the best distance vision he's encountered) said "Oh god that's cr*p". So I spent the next 6hrs tinkering with every permutation possible on the TV(frequently resetting it back to original settings), even went back to the yootube video and followed the settings they used- still atrocious. To best explain it it's like comparing the camera images from my old cheap Motorola E6 to my new Pixel 7a, the colour saturation is wild, the picture goes pixelated almost and cannot be even got to a state I would class as "OK" let alone "superb", and there is zero sharpness that a TV should have at 4K (maybe this has no upscaling? IDK, I think the TV may actually be faulty). I contacted customer services (Robin T) and was advised to just return it . I removed the screen protector film as I thought maybe that was interfering with the image possibly and no way of re-attaching it as it's sticky and may damage the screen, so wrapped the entire thing carefully in clingfilm to add protection in transit and have just had it uplifted to take back. Maybe I got a dud but I'm kicking myself for not just paying the extra and getting something I know delivered the goods!! So would I advise to buy this? Clearly that's a big "NO". I buy LOADS (seriously!!) from Amazon and think this is maybe the 3rd thing in my buying history I have had to return, a big disappointment for sure and a lesson learned in "false economy"!!

Decent for the price

Quality is good, no visable ghosting or blurring when the picture moves. Only thing that stopped me giving 5 stars was it has a bit of reflective glare, so light objests around you will make it hard to see at times. B ut for most uses liek bedroom, night time viewing its a pretty good TV. Roku sucks, has basic apps you need but not very good but throw a fire stick or google chrome cast and it works very well, as if they were built in.