Hisense has launched the E7NQ QLED 4K smart TV in Europe, available in seven sizes ranging from 43 to 85 inches. This model is cheaper than the recently released U7NQ model, with a reduced feature set to reflect this fact. For example, the TV has a plastic frame rather than metal.
The E7NQ is a QLED model, while the U7NQ uses Mini-LED, which means the brightness is lower; If we compare the 65-inch models, the E7NQ offers 330 nits compared to 500 nits for the U7NQ. The refresh rate is limited to 50/60 Hz instead of 144 Hz, and there is no local dimming. However, the E7NQ supports Dolby Vision, HDR10+ and HDR. The model uses VIDAA OS, as is the case with Hisense’s European TVs, which allows you to download apps such as Disney+, Apple TV and YouTube, and you can share your screen wirelessly via Apple AirPlay 2. Game Mode Plus brings Game Bar, 60Hz VRR, Low Latency MEMC, and ALLM. There are also two built-in 10W speakers, compatible with Dolby Atmos, and a series of ports, including three HDMI 2.0 (ALLM, VRR, 60Hz), one of which features eARC , and two USB 2.0. Additionally, the TV comes with a voice remote control and supports Amazon Alexa.
Official pricing for the Hisense E7NQ QLED 4K Smart TV starts at €549.00/£519. A full price list is provided below. However, German customers can currently get the device at a lower price on Amazon; the 43-inch size is sold €200 lower at €349.00, and the 65-inch costs €599.00, or €250 less than the recommended retail price. The E7NQ is identical to the A7NQ but offers different support and a more comprehensive size range.
