Best Value MiniLED TV on the Market? Hisense 65U7Q Dropped Below 14 Thousand, Features Dolby Vision IQ and Built-in Subwoofer

We already wrote about the Hisense 65U7Q in January, but back then it cost 14,693 CZK. Now it has dropped to an all-time low – less than 14 thousand for a 65″ Mini-LED TV with premium features. At this price, it’s one of the best price/performance ratios on the market.

Mini-LED with 220 Dimming Zones

Mini-LED backlighting with 220 local dimming zones ensures significantly better contrast than standard LED TVs. The QLED panel with Pantone certification displays over a billion color shades. It supports all major HDR formats – Dolby Vision IQ, HDR10+ Adaptive, HDR10, and HLG.

Gamers will appreciate the 144Hz panel with VRR and AMD FreeSync Premium. Game Mode PRO minimizes input lag, and the Gamer Dashboard allows real-time performance monitoring. Four HDMI 2.1 ports connect a PC, console, and soundbar simultaneously. The built-in subwoofer adds depth to bass without the need for an external speaker.

VIDAA Has Its Flaws

On Alza, the TV has a rating of 4.7 out of 5 from 22 customers. The picture, system speed, and price/performance ratio are praised. One reviewer wrote: “For approximately 14,600 CZK, it’s a great TV. I wouldn’t be so happy with it at full price.”

Criticism is mainly directed at the VIDAA system – it has fewer applications than Google TV, and voice control only works in English. Several users point out that the picture doesn’t look ideal in default settings and requires some tweaking. The built-in speakers are decent for a TV, but for more demanding listening, we recommend a soundbar. After registration, you get a 5-year warranty and a free Antik TV subscription. The original price was 24,990 CZK, now you can get it with discount code ALZADNY20 for 13,992 CZK. That’s almost half the original price for a Mini-LED with full HDR features.

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