
Hisense 40A4H 40-Inch FHD Smart Android TV
A 40-inch smart TV that handles movie nights, gaming sessions, and sports broadcasts without asking you to spend big-screen money.
*Price sourced from Amazon.com. Last updated:Jul 14, 2026.Price and availability are subject to change.
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Overview
Key Features
Full High Definition Resolution: Along with its 1080p high-definition LCD screen, you'll find a powerful full array LED backlight at work creating a sharper, more colorful picture..Image Aspect ratio:16:9
Motion Rate 120: Don't struggle to keep your eye on the ball—enjoy fast-paced sports, movies and gaming without the lag. Featuring Motion Rate image processing technology, this television keeps the thrills coming by making it easy to follow fast-moving action.
Game Mode: Enjoy a better gaming experience. In Game Mode, input lag is significantly improved, so your commands from the controller are virtually instantaneous on the screen.
Sports Mode: With sports mode's pre-set settings, the television automatically adjusts itself to optimize sports content. Motion is smoother and color is adjusted for the best sports experience the television is capable of.
Specifications
Pros & Cons
👍 Pros
- Android TV platform gives access to the full Google Play app library without any extra streaming hardware
- Chromecast built-in lets you beam content from your phone or laptop instantly
- Game Mode delivers noticeably lower input lag compared to standard TV picture modes
- Sports Mode auto-optimizes the picture for live sports without manual adjustment
- DTS Virtual X provides a wider, more immersive soundstage than typical small-TV audio
👎 Cons
- Tops out at 1080p FHD — not a 4K panel, which matters if you're planning to watch a lot of 4K streaming content
- 40 inches is a specific size sweet spot — too small for large living rooms, and some buyers discover they wanted 43 or 50 inches after setup
- Android TV can feel slower than Roku or Fire TV interfaces on budget-tier panels
- Motion Rate 120 is processing-based, not a true 120Hz native refresh rate