55-Inch 4K Smart LED TV 55A7103F black

Hisense 55a7103f has a va panel which means you can expect good blacks with some compromises to the viewing angles. It is a 4k panel with support for both, hdr 10 and dolby vision. We do not know the maximum brightness of the panel. It also does not appear to have any dimming zones, but it does claim to have software-based ultra dimming to help with hdr content and contrast, so it will be interesting to see how that performs. The tv comes with a bunch of picture presents such as dynamic, standard, movie etc. And when hdr content is playing, the picture presets change. For dolby vision, we have dolby vision bright, dolby vision dark and dolby vision custom. For hdr content we have hdr dynamic, hdr standard, hdr sports, etc. Let's take a look at the picture performance of this tv in detail. The hisense 55a7103f has 30w of sound output and not only is the sound from the tv loud, but it is also quite clear. For a minute i was surprised how loud the speakers of this tv got. For the room i set up the tv in, i didn't need to raise the volume more than 20. At about 17 or 18 i got room-filling sound and the dialogue was clear from movies. Heck, i even enjoyed some action blockbusters and of course during some action sequences i missed my soundbar but for the most part, if you are looking for a tv with decent speakers then this one will not disappoint you. The hisense 55a7103f runs on android and the ui is exactly the same as we’ve experienced on tvs from oneplus, xiaomi, tcl and many more packing the android tv punch. While most of the ui will be familiar to those that have used an android tv, there are some subtle changes that are for the better. As mentioned above, you can quickly bring up the picture and presets with the hotkeys on the remote control and controlling hdmi 2.0 settings doesn't involve you digging through menus.