Giant 85″ Hisense TV costs only 21 thousand! The price of the new QLED panel model dropped by a quarter

Do you have enough space in your living room for an above-average large TV? The 85″ Hisense 85E7S model has now dropped to 20,993 CZK from 27,990 CZK with code ALZADNY25. It boasts support for Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos technologies, but compared to more expensive competitors, it may not be the best choice for gamers.

Quick summary:
✅ Makes sense if you want the largest possible screen for movies and series with Dolby Vision support for a reasonable price.
⚠️ Consider if you’re not looking for a 120Hz panel for gaming or top-tier contrast – this is a 60Hz QLED with DLED backlighting.
💡 For 20,993 CZK you get an 85″ Dolby Vision TV and a free Antik TV subscription.

Why this TV is interesting

The main attraction of the Hisense 85E7S is its giant 85″ screen for the price of smaller models. The Hi-QLED panel focuses on vibrant colors, and the TV also supports Dolby Vision, which is not common for QLEDs in this price range and adds to contrast and detail in movies. For 20,993 CZK, you get a lot of screen size and features, plus a free Antik TV subscription.

What it offers in practice

The foundation is 4K resolution 3840 × 2160 complemented by AI 4K Upscaler and AI Smooth Motion, which bring older content closer to 4K and smooth out motion. Sound is handled by Dolby Atmos with 2× 15 W speakers. Gamers will appreciate Game Mode Plus with VRR, ALLM, and the Game Bar gaming panel and a low response time of around 10 ms – however, the panel runs natively at 60 Hz, so don’t expect 120 fps.

Connectivity includes 3× HDMI 2.1 (with eARC), 2× USB, Wi-Fi, and Bluetooth. The VIDAA Smart TV system offers Netflix, Disney+, HBO Max, O2TV, and Prime Video, plus voice control in Czech and AirPlay 2. For mounting, expect a weight of just under 28 kg and a VESA mount of 500 × 400.

What to watch out for

The main compromise is the 60Hz panel – it’s not ideal for 120 fps gaming, although VRR and ALLM manage response. The TV has DLED backlighting without advanced local dimming, so black levels and contrast won’t be on par with Mini LED or OLED, and this will be noticeable in dark scenes. Furthermore, it’s a new product without reviews yet, so long-term reliability will only be revealed with use. And because it’s a large and heavy piece (over 27 kg), plan for a sturdy mount and a two-person installation – it’s also advisable to purchase a soundbar for such a large screen.

Verdict: who it’s worth it for

For 20,993 CZK instead of 27,990 CZK, the Hisense 85E7S is a very large TV for little money and, thanks to Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos, a good choice for movies and series in a large living room. A free Antik TV subscription is a bonus. However, those who want 120Hz gaming or top-tier contrast should opt for a more expensive category with Mini LED or OLED.

Are you tempted by the largest possible screen for movies, or would you prefer a smaller TV with better contrast?