HiSense Tv & Sky Q

[Grayedout]

Currently looking for a new TV and some good deals and reviews for Hisense, which is a brand I've not heard of before, but I need to know whether these can be programmed to be controlled by a Sky Q remote as don't really want to be messing with two remotes.

Anybody any experience?

[Dolf Stoppard]

If you have Sky Q already you could always take a remote to a store to find out. Let me know how you get on though as I'm also considering one!

[Grayedout]

Went to a Curry's store last night, who sell Hisense on their website, and they had never heard of it!

After some digging found out they only sold them online and not in store. Made the point that it doesn't help customers who may actually want to see the quality of the TV before buying but fell on deaf ears!

Dilemma now !

[mikal83]

Crikey Hisense are Chinese aren't they and have been around for ages.

[KamSandhu44]

HiSense make some great TVs at resonable prices.

Only ever heard good things about them.

Have a look at avforums, I think Richer Sounds may have them instore, dont bother with Currys, they are useless.

[Dolf Stoppard]

I think John Lewis stock them. Likely to be more helpful than Currys!

[Register1]

HiSense make some outstanding TVs.
We had one when we lived in China.

Defiantly consider another when the Panasonic plasma dies.

[bristolracer]

Grayedout said:

Made the point that it doesn't help customers who may actually want to see the quality of the TV before buying but fell on deaf ears!

Same thing in Richer sounds.


I dont think the shops want you to see them,as wont be selling any branded ones if you do!

[TwigtheWonderkid]

Dolf Stoppard said:

If you have Sky Q already you could always take a remote to a store to find out. Let me know how you get on though as I'm also considering one!

Or just go into the options on SkyQ for syncing a remote and see , when you start to do it manually, if Hisense is one of the manufacturers listed. I'm sure it will be.