Great and large QLED TV under 10 thousand: Hisense 65E7Q has now dropped to its minimum

A large QLED TV under ten thousand is no longer a utopia, and the Hisense 65E7Q is proof of that — you can now buy it on Alza for 9,744 CZK instead of last year’s 16,990 CZK. Before ordering, check current availability in the details on Alza, as stock for such priced diagonals disappears quickly.

Quick summary:
✅ Makes sense if you want a large 65″ TV for regular viewing and gaming for the least amount of money.
⚠️ Consider that this is a basic QLED without local dimming, not a MiniLED or OLED — and the built-in speakers are weaker.
💡 For 9,744 CZK, it’s a great diagonal-to-price ratio, just approach it with realistic expectations.

Why this TV is interesting

Last year, the 65E7Q was sold for 16,990 CZK, and frankly, it didn’t quite justify that price — competitors offered more for similar money. But today, you can buy it on Alza for 9,744 CZK, and at this price point, it suddenly makes a lot of sense. For less than ten thousand, you get a decent diagonal with a QLED panel, which will be especially appreciated by those who want a large picture for their living room and don’t care if it has the deepest blacks on the market.

Key parameters explained simply

The QLED panel with Quantum Dot brings out richer and more vibrant colors from movies and series than an ordinary LED TV at the same price. Dolby Vision ensures better contrast for compatible content on Netflix or Disney+, while the 4K AI Upscaler brings older, lower-resolution images closer to 4K sharpness. For gamers, there’s a gaming mode with VRR and 120 Hz simulation, which reduces lag and blur — fully sufficient for casual console gaming. The VIDAA system is fast and has all major streaming apps, including HBO Max and Oneplay.

Practical aspects: ports and sound

Connectivity is decent for its class: 3× HDMI, two USB, Bluetooth, and support for Chromecast and AirPlay 2, so you can cast content from your phone to the screen without dealing with cables. But let’s be frank about one thing — the built-in 20 W speakers are a weakness, as reviews confirm. They are sufficient for casual viewing, but for movies, it’s worth buying a soundbar, which you can control directly from the TV thanks to the EzPlay function.

What users say / What to watch out for

On Alza, the TV has a rating of 4.8 out of 5 from 8 reviews, 88% of customers recommend it, and the return rate is very low, only 0.43%. Users praise the good picture quality, fast system, and brightness that holds up even in a well-lit room. Criticism points in two directions: the repeatedly mentioned weaker sound and, for one Slovak customer, the missing Magio TV support, which they had to solve with an external Android stick. However, at this price, these are complaints that can be anticipated.

When it doesn’t make sense

If you are a demanding filmmaker or gamer who wants deep blacks and top-notch contrast, you’ll hit a wall here — the 65E7Q doesn’t have local dimming or MiniLED backlighting, so it won’t achieve the performance of more expensive models in dark scenes. Those who seek a cinematic experience with perfect blacks should adjust their budget and opt for a MiniLED or OLED TV. And if you care about quality sound without accessories, plan on getting a soundbar right away. However, for an average household that wants a large and responsive picture for a reasonable price, this TV is a hit.

Verdict: who it’s worth it for

At 9,744 CZK, the Hisense 65E7Q is one of the cheapest ways to get a decent 65″ QLED TV with a fast system and good picture quality for your home. Last year’s price of 16,990 CZK was excessive, but today’s price is very fair — and on top of that, you get a gift subscription to Antik TV worth over 4,000 CZK. Don’t expect premium blacks or home theater sound, but as a main TV for the living room with realistic expectations, it will please.

Would you take a large 65″ QLED for ten thousand, or would you pay extra for a MiniLED with better blacks?