Hisense 43-Inch Class H4 Series FHD Roku Smart TV (43H4030F3) - 1080P Full HD LCD Screen, LED TV, DTS TruSurround Sound, Motion Rate 120, Gaming Mode

Bought This TV for our RV camper. I own several Roku TVs from Hisense and TCL. This TV by far has the best speakers of all of them. Great sound and more than adequate for our 30 foot travel trailer. Obviously the speaker lack some bass but they are loud !

Overall I give it a 5 star rating especially for the price. I did it all by myself starting with opening the box upside down. Then I could lower it out carefully without touching the screen or trying to lift it out of the top with a helper as suggested in the directions. Then I put the feet on while it was leaning against something easily. Did not need to lay it flat anywhere which is another risk of something happening. All was easy and pretty fast but took my time. One thing I did not like was getting the tape off of the screen. I lifted it from the back of the TV easily BUT when it got to the edge where it meets the front of the TV's screen it tore off in a straight line almost like it was perforated! Tried the other side and same thing. Leaving me wondering how to get it off the screen itself. I called the makers and a guy there said to use rubbing alcohol slowly a little at a time to get it to start lifting off. I tried some and was not getting anywhere with that idea. So tried to get it to just start to lift at the bottom of the screen where it ended with just lightly and carefully scrapping the edge in an upward motion. I had tweezers just in case needed. I did this and carefully got the tape to life just a bit and carefully used the tweezers to just grip the tiny corner that was up and when it started lifting I easily pulled it all up the whole side of the screen! PHEW! Same thing on the other side. DONE! There is also tape on top of the screen but I was extra careful removing it so wanted to see if it was possible without tearing off like both sides did previously. If you lift it up from the back and then when you get to where it meets the screen and slow and carefully lift it up and over the edge then the rest comes off as expected. No need to go through everything I went through. I got this mostly to use with my Wii system. I saw it had the RCA ports on the back that m,any TVs do not have. Worked just as I hoped. It has the video and sound ports that match the Wii perfectly. Also should work with any old component that needs these types of ports before USB etc were invented. My niece said that she needed a converter box for hers to work. Not sure what TV she has. The old TV that I was using in the game room was a 33" SONY CRT TV that I cannot lift by myself and it was acting up. So very happy with this brand I never heard of before I got this one.