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Hisense 50E7HQTUK QLED Gaming Series 50-inch 4K UHD Dolby Vision HDR Smart TV with YouTube, Netflix,Disneyu + Freeview Play and Alexa Built-in, Bluetooth and WiFi, TUV…
£360.10
- QLED: Get closer to reality with over a billion true-to-life colors. A wider palette of color ensures smoother gradients whilst reds, greens and blues appear for more vivid and realistic watching experience, especially for gaming.
- 4K UHD: 4 times higher resolution than FHD TVs. Binge watch your favorite shows, immerse yourself in the latest movies, or thrill in every moment of the hottest games.
- DTS Virtual X: Premium audio post-processing solution for TVs that brings height to the entertainment experience. Leveraging the leadership in virtual surround sound, the DTS Virtual solution psychoacoutsically delivers up to 7.1.4 immersive content through traditional speakers in the horizontal plane.
- Dolby Vision: Inspired by cinema technology, Dolby Vision HDR technology gives an astonishing brightness and contrast depth by 40 times brighter and blacks 10 times darker than standard picture.
- VIDAA U5: An easy, smart and intuitive OS, simply access to rich contents and global applications (YouTube, Netflix and Freeview Play etc.), making your TV more interesting
- Alexa Built-in: Do more on your TV with your voice, ask Alexa to play music, hear the news, get weather and control your smart home, and more.
- Game Mode: When connected to a gaming device, the user can change the TV to Game Mode. It makes sure that MEMC and other PQ adjustments are off to ensure a lower latency. The Input lag of all our 4K products are within 20ms.
Additional information
| Product Dimensions | 20 x 30 x 50 cm, 11.4 Kilograms |
|---|---|
| Date First Available | 24 Jun. 2022 |
| Manufacturer | Hisense |
| Item model number | 50E7HQTUK |
by Gary Burns
In the market for a new TV, It took me much research to settle on a brand. I wanted an OLED, but they were way too expensive. I settled on an affordable QLED (Q-Led not to be confused with O-Led)
I went with Hisense despite them not being one of the big league players, LG, Samsung or Sony.
For disclosure, I chose the 43 inch tv. This is the less expensive 2022 model. It cost me £279.99 at the time I bought it.
I am upgrading from a Sony Bravia TV which after 6 years developed Ghosting and became unwatchable.
Hisense E7HQ
PROS:
.Colours pop. This Hisense, being a QLED, the colours clearly pop out compared to my last TV. My picture mode is set to “Dynamic” with brightness at 40 and the backlight turned off. This prevents the colours looking washed out in my experience.
.Gaming: At first I was worried when I read this tv had a 20 millisecond response time but I had nothing to worry about. Input lag is not noticable for me. Gameplay is responsive just like it was on my last TV. When I tap the trigger, my gun fires instantly. 60Htz is the maximum this TV can perform at and that is great for gaming as it is. Keep in mind this TV does not support HDMI 2.1.
.LED indicator light on the remote control. It doesn’t feel cheap.
.Very simple to install stands
.Smart interface so much faster to navigate compared to my last tv. I only use Youtube and Amazon Prime so I can’t comment on other apps. I updated it to the latest firmware when I was prompted upon start up.
.Some good “Quality of Life” features like the Mute icon flashing to let me know it’s still muted.
.Build: A well constructed unit. The plastic back is nothing to write home about but it gets the job done. TV is more on the lighter side. Stands keep it secure.
CONS:
.The Viewing Angle: Viewing the screen from a bad angle other than center will wash out the colours and they will appear overly bright. Keep this in mind if you sit on the end of a couch.
.The remote control interface and the TV itself has a lot of Bloatware apps you very likely won’t use.
.Sound: The sound is very much worse than my previous TV. I never knew the true definition of “Tinny” until I encountered this one. It really is poor quality sound, and I can tell costs were cut to impliment it. It’s servicable for listening to voices, but a sound bar will definitely come in handy if you listen to a lot of music. I almost knocked a star off for this but I will keep it at 5 stars for being such a low price.
.After switching off at the mains, the TV can take a good 10 to 15 seconds to come back on. (But it comes on rather quick while in standby.)
OVERALL IMPRESSIONS:
After a week of use since writing this review, I am very satisfied for what I payed for, and it is my hope this TV will last a good long while. Thank you for reading. I hope this could be of help.
by Gary
I ordered this 43 Qled tv. Then I got worried!
I read a review about it. The person said that picture quality is not very good, and the sound is completely rubbish. And they said, you have to buy a soundbar its that bad.
They couldn’t be far from the truth. I think it’s actually Exellent value for money tv. Picture quality is very good, once it was adjusted on the settings, although the side viewing angle isn’t that good. This doesn’t make any difference, just up very close to the TV i noticed. The sound is very clear and once adjusted on the settings, is as good as it needs to be, it has good levels and an equaliser to adjust. If you want nightclub bass, then you would have to go with a soundbar, but enough bass for everything normal use. I’m happy with my TV, overall opinion is, Exellent value for the money, but higher quality feel and look about it.
by Michael Carey
Great picture, even better when watching through my 4k Apple TV with Dolby Vision setting. Amazing image for the price range really smart looking design as well – built in Smart functions are useable a little slow/delayed response times – personally prefer using Apple TV interface
Only really negative is the sound quality would advise getting a sound bar, as it works perfectly with my Sony sound bar but speakers are acceptable as is
by Michael Carey
Bought this as a replacement for my old plasma in our kitchen. Primarily bought because of the QLED technology and full array back-light. The picture is really good for such a budget TV, there are some processing issues and when you try Smart Scene, the colours keep varying as the TV struggles to process pictures. I turned off the Smart Scene. There are masses of picture enhancements including Gamma adjustment which improve the pictures.
The sound is the worse I have heard on any TV I have ever bought and that includes small 19″ TVs. Nothing in the menus can adjust the sound to make it sound good. I would suggest a sound bar or AV amplifier is needed.
Overall, with a sound bar or AV, the price of this is ridiculously cheap. In comparison to my £1400 main Samsung TV, it looks great but not quite up to the Samsungs quality of picture, understandably. Even so, we’ll worth the money.
by ROB LEGATE
This is the second time I’ve bought this brand of TV the other being an older 58″ 4K which is a great TV…now this TV is better and at this price I don’t think I could do better.I was a bit of an LG Fanboy once but there just not competitive they can’t do an oled at this price is oled better than qled I don’t know because I’m not paying an extra 200-£300 pounds to find out.this hiense was a breeze to set-up with a nice feel remote with lots of dedicated buttons , Netflix,Prime video and lots more the smart TV is packed with apps and a very easy operating system not far removed from a fire-stick if you don’t have a fire stick you don’t need 1 this TV is packed with features ..The picture quality is better than any other TV I have ever purchased and sound quality on the TV is good…tho Ive now paired with my soundbar ..in short for the price 55″ hiense qled I’m really delighted with my purchase..I won’t pay the prices Sony and LG are asking when hiense is producing quality like this.The TVs appearance is very minimalist with a very thin bezel..very very happy