Hisense 100 Inch 144Hz 4K QLED Smart Gaming TV 100E7NQTUK PRO - Full Array Local Dimming, Dolby Vision Atmos, Freesync, Subwoofer, Vidaa OS with Freely, Youtube, Netflix and Disney+ (2024 Model)

Great picture and sound quality. Very easy to set up. You can change the channel with your phone, handy when you lose the remote. Nice thin frame on this tv. Great tv for the price.

After my 12 year old 55" LG TV packed up the other day I needed to look for a replacement quickly. I had done some research in the past and saw that Hisense TVs have now caught up with the likes of LG and Samsung with their QLED technology. So after looking at Which magazine reviews I opted for a Hisense 65A7QTUK. Although the price was slighter higher, I was guaranteed next day delivery through Amazon. The TV was delivered today by AIT home delivery with no problems at all. I received a delivery slot by text the night before and a phone call an hour before delivery and when he arrived the delivery driver let me open the package to confirm there was no damage before he left. The TV is easy to assemble, even for one person, but I would recommend two people if you are unsure and with most smart TVs once it is switched on it sets itself up with ease. My main input is Sky Q and I am absolutely delighted with the picture quality. The TV is also HDR compatible. The sound is OK on its own but is a little "Tinny" which is helped by adjusting the bass setting. You will get better sound if you have a sound bar connected to your Sky Q box. Overall I am really delighted with this TV. It is certainly on a par with its better known rivals and at a much more affordable price. Its interesting as well that some of the 2025 Hisense models are selling cheaper than the 2024 models. Go on treat yourself. You won't be disappointed.

A decent screen and TV for the price. The home screen is quite wasted with the poor Vidaa system taking up a lot of space, but it's fairly easy to use. Most apps work well - they're quick to access and reliable. Default HDR and non-HDR screen modes are far too dark out of the box, but once adjusted the picture is fine - not sure why manufacturers insist on shipping such rubbish default settings. One annoyance is that for my soundbar it seems to miss a second of audio every time channels or any content changes - seems to reset the eARC connection too readily. Works but annoying. Freely quality is pretty good, especially compared to local aerial signal - just wish it wasn't so slow and clunky to change channels or access the guide. It's not perfect, but it's a lot of telly for the money.

We are soooo pleased we got this telly. Quality is amazing. Sound is outstanding i read some folk saying the volume was low not true I have it on volume 20 and its blaring which is nowhere near the highest i love that you can choose the type of sould also. I think ill always get a hisence tv. 75inch is amazing and perfect size for us. Happy with the price happy with the picture quality. Im that impressed im thinking of getting the same brand but smaller for the bedroom.

Pro's - Impressed with a very easy & logical set up. Connects via Freeview easily too. Screen quality is superb. Con's - Connection to a recording device (external hard drive) very difficult. Overall = Excellent choice at a decent price.

When a company just does not get the ethos of customer experience you land up producing a product like this tv Positives The picture quality for the price is good value in my opinion Price is against good for the size and features of the tv Negatives 1.In standby mode there is a horrid white light that is annoying and harsh when it catches your eye I have visual issues and the light is definitely aggravating my condition. My previous Hisense to had a red light in standby that was very subtle and never caused an issue. 2. The amount of apps the to is pre installed with is outrageous it took me best part of 1 hour to uninstall all the ones I did not want very excessive and presumptive of Hisense to believe they should chose what u want rather than u choosing from the outset what apps u want. 3.Hisense have plastered the Home Screen wit widgets and displays for live tv programming despite me deleting all the live tv and streaming apps the tv displays copious amounts of watching live and personalised recommendations on what to watch live. It’s absurd and can cause issue for customers like myself who use the tv only for streaming services and games without any live tv or broadcasts or streams being viewed. As I don’t require a tv licence for my choice of viewing and use I should not be inundated with the unremovable features as they offer a opportunity to tv licensing to misinterpreting your viewing choices which can lead to attempted prosecution if you don’t have a tv licence in the uk. 4.the overall appearance of the Home Screen is messy cheap and defiantly outside the control of personalised choice there are apps and widgets all over the place and sub menus with additional sub menus ect ect the older version of menus on my previous hisence tv was much more simple and controllable within certain limits. The game mode on the tv creates a unacceptable amount of fluttering on some of my games I never had this issue previously on my other Hisense tv 6 the remote control is ugly and cluttered again Hisense has opted to put a 10 button tray at the top of the controller in white for all the preloaded apps they believe are your favourites in essence they have just made the controller and their products look cheaper and for some customers more complex than it needs to be . Attached are photos that show even after I remove an app such as bbb iplayer from my tv it still gives bbc iplayer content on my Home Screen and the app is able to be signed in to from clicking on any of the program recommendations so I assume the delete function only functions as a hide from your app menu I n summary I would not recommend this tv to anyone .

This 55 inch Hisense replaced a 5 year Sanyo 55" television. Technology has certainly moved on since then. We were 'Blown Away' by the Hisense picture quality bearing in mind it's a mid-priced TV. The sound quality is OK but like any TV it's nothing to get excited about. Let's say, it's quite adequate but no more. The addition of a £75 Hisense soundbar made a huge difference to the sound quality. It's a good 2.1 system and has more than adequate bass unless you want to rattle your windows. Make sure you connect it to the correct HDMI port as one is designated specifically for sound bars amongst other things. The Hisense 55" QLED TV is definitely a recommended buy given the superb picture quality.

Bought mine in March 2025 and in May just a couple of months later I experienced problems with it and notified Amazon I would be returning it as it wouldn't switch off despite my remote having my new batteries. I had to Google for help as to locate the manual off switch which is under the pilot/remote light and try to navigate the menu. It was under warranty of course and unfortunately due to illness I had to wait until I felt better to return it. It worked a few weeks start of June and then recently in September it stopped altogether and I believe a lot of people experience issues with Hisense and it's disappointing because I thought they were supposed to be a top of the range brand but I finally returned it and just awaiting a refund but I wouldn't recommend it as it's not a reliable. I am going to get a TCL Google TV instead. I have one as a main TV as this Hisense (Vidaa system) was supposed to be a bedroom tv and the TCL is better. The Vidaa system doesn't allow you to add apps the same as a Google TV which is a like a giant phone so I am glad to see the back of this TV .. Do your research first and pay attention to the software issues that can happen with Hisense (Vidaa) TV's.