Picture Quality is great for the price you pay, you will notice light bleeding on edges in dark scenes! Mine was bought 2 years ago now and still runs fine, though there are reports that they die randomly. Great amount of hdmi ports, no smart tv functionality but I have devices connected to it that give it that functionality! Good Buy!

Power board blew up. No parts available. 2+ years old Disappointed My 5th BauhnTV. Repairer told me to buy Samsung or LG as they keep all parts for many years.

I like to watch TV on my big screen. If you like watching movies at home, it's very clear, just like a movie if you buy the surround sound system, I like this model of TV. It is light and easy to move. Its pictures and sounds are perfect. The connection is simple, and we like it. If you ask me, I would definitely recommend this big screen TV.

The TV is good overall. But after sometime it starts going crazy. The firmware becomes unstable after sometime. You need to update the firmware if you can find it. I am still trying to find the software (Bhaun web page does not download). Overall the TV is really good and I was happy with it.

Wouldn't recommend. Bought two. Picture OK but speaking out of sync with vision. After 2 years started turning itself off when changing source. Same happened with second TV a few months later. Not offered extended warranty like other brands - now know why. Limited inbuilt apps. Difficult to download firmware to correct issues.

Have non smart Bauhn TVs which all operate OK

Notice model has been discontinued. Would never buy this brand again in smart tv

Bought this 65" 3 x years ago and its still great to this day ..i think paid $1199 then (its prob come down a fraction) but as a 2nd Tv its great..little biffs would be that its slow to initialize, and between applications/channels and to turn on, the remote buttons bit close to each other and the sound is ok..we bought a sound bar to optimize the sound. Overall looks good and just using it as a TV works well - im not into high tech stuff so it works for me.

Not a good TV but can't really complain for the price you pay
It's has average looking picture quality. Sound is bad. Needs a sound bar set up or hi find system to compensate
Besides that the screen is huge and would suit a rental property or display unit not for everyday use eg gaming, movies

ALDI had these on sale back in June July and they are a great size but are easy to move around. The picture and sound is so clear and it takes our Apple TV perfectly. We watch Netflix etc. the remote has nice size buttons so easy to use. We actually went back and bought a second TV

Bought this about 1.5 years ago. Terrible sound, needed soundbar. Remote control needed multiple presses. Video and sound sometimes didn't sync. Played with it because it was cheap, but never been happy. Now it's not long pot of warranty and it blew up...literally. Big bang, then smoke came out of the back. Don't buy this, spend a bit more and get a brand name one.

It was advertised that it had many special apps and features, but most of the applications are built in TV Guides and ugly windows that pop up and to show you the weather. The interface when using the remote is very annoying, the remote is very slow with the connection to the TV, and graphics look like a windows 98 computer when you scroll through the app menu. The picture quality is nothing to rave about, it is only 1080i, not even 1080p full HD. But what can you really expect with Aldi, you get what you pay for I guess. But what you're really paying for is a HDTV. Next time I would spend a little more money a buy something like a Samsung TV that will last you years.

I bought the 65" 4K TV for $1200 and it has issues where there will be no video and only audio, and then the screen flicks intermittently and repeats itself. Every time it has an episode it goes for 5-10 minutes. I have owned the TV for 4 months and it is doing it more often. Bauhn wanted evidence of the issue so I videoed and sent it to them. They don't have more stock now but Aldi will refund me fully before 12 months is up. you can always buy one and return it every year before the warranty is void but I think better to cough up and buy a Samsung

After setting up the TV, I noticed that the set would repeatedly shut down when changing past one specific channel.

After updating the firmware via a USB thumb drive (see http://www.bauhn.com.au/65inch-uhd-tv-software-update.html for the firmware file and installation instructions), the problem seems to have been resolved.

Video and audio quality are fine especially when weighed up against the cost of the unit. Overall, I'm satisfied with the product.

I have purchased my 2nd bauhn in past 3 years, first tv lasted 3 years and it was just repaired by me i replaced the capacitors in the power supply as im a qualified tv repairman, now its runs like new and use it as a second tv. (As for the remote it was beyond repair and i reprogrammed a universal remote).
I just bought the 48" ATVU48-1015
Great value for $599 why spend more on other brand tv's your only wasting your money. Most tvs only last enough to get past warranty date. Its the way the industry works now. Keep the spending cycle.

Do yourself a favour and run down to aldi a buy yourself a bauhn's TV "molly meldrum"

I purchased the Bauhn 65 in Tv a couple of months ago. I had it still in the box as I was moving into my newly built home. I've had it working for 3 days! I turn it on, then it went off whilst I was in the kitchen. I thought that was strange, turned it on, the Bauhn logo comes up, then it turns off again. Anyone have any suggestions? I will ring Bauhn tomorrow to see what is causing this. But I wanted people aware of what I am experiencing as a consumer.