Hisense E7K / E77K (2023) Series Reviews & Tests

Expert review by : John Archer Tom Parsons (whathifi.com)

Hisense E7K Pro (55E7K Pro) review

Hisense goes for gamers with this feature-rich mid-ranger

Good gaming features ; Fair price for the specification ; Dolby Vision and HDR10+

Some black level issues ; Colours can look off

The Hisense E7K Pro packs plenty of features and good sound for £999 but comes up short in the picture department

Aug, 2023

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Hisense E7K Pro review: Pro by name, not by nature

The E7K Pro is a Hisense QLED TV with a solid feature set, but just can't quite reach the highs of some of the company's other best TVs...

Plenty of picture-quality positives ; Good gaming and smart TV offerings ; Decent ergonomics

lat, two-dimensional and not especially bright images ; Screen is quite reflective ; Unfashionably deep chassis

A great smart TV interface, some very worthwhile gaming functionality, QLED technology and an eye-catching price all make the Hisense E7K Pro an interesting proposition - and in some ways it’s a very worthwhile TV. But its lack of brightness, rather...

Aug, 2023

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Expert review by : which_co_uk (which.co.uk)

Hisense 65E7KQTUK PRO

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The 65-inch 65E7KQTUK PRO is an unusual TV. Usually, the more advanced a TV gets, another number or letter is added to its name. However, with this one, Hisense has gone the iPhone route and created a PRO version of an existing TV. This really is the...

Dec, 2023

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Expert review by : which_co_uk (which.co.uk)

Hisense 65E7KQTUK

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Unusually for an entry-level TV, the 65-inch 65E7KQTUK has a QLED display. The quantum dots in the screen should boost colours and make the picture more vibrant. There's more to picture quality than the screen, though. The processor needs to be up to...

Nov, 2023

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