Seiki SE42UA01UK

Great Picture

Sound not great, but I've got a BOSE SOUNDBAR so .. ;-0)

Cheap and HDMI2 works fine (if you have the graphics card)

Arrived with a few scratches on the screen

It displays images

1) Sound not fit for purpose 2) Faulty Freeview HD tuner, every station froze and buffered on a known good signal 3) 4k streamed images poor 4) Nowhere near enough control over image and processing to use it as a moniter, no lag, but every other aspect...

Gives the full 4K resolution when connected to a PC

Remote failed in the first week. Is a bit slow in powering on Would be nice if it were curved.

Picture quality is good

Sound is awful

For the money it's at a good price through Internet. Picture is good in a dark room Remote seem ok too.

I'd say BEWARE the screen really struggles with light reflection, if a light is on or from sunlight. I wouldn't have bought it had I of known this. So much so it was purchased for the living room, I'm now keeping old one downstairs and putting this in...

Build quality and picture quality are very good, a decent 4k TV on a budget.

Sound quality is pretty rubbish. It has a tinny low quality sound with zero bass. If buying this TV consider buying a sound bar too as the sound from the TV isn't fantastic.

For the Seiki SE42UA01UK: Again I will mostly be using this as a monitor. After only a few days I can see that this is great improvement on the SEIKI SE-39UY04EC I bought almost 2 years ago. Vastly reduced input lag using it at 4K2K@30hz, lighter,...

Speakers/Audio out. Speakers were not designed with music in mind. So for TV use a soundbar is a must. Has Optical Out but no Headphone socket so to use them you have to add a suitable male phono to 3.5mm socket adaptor cable to the supplied AV cable....

The cheapest 4K TV I've seen so far.

No firmware update. Only one HDMI is 2.0 so if you want 4K@60Hz, use the 4th HDMI plug

Over the moon with this TV fantastic value for money

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