The price of Hisense 58E7Q TV drops to an all-time low! It has a QLED panel and Dolby Atmos, now it costs only 9 thousand

If you are looking for a large TV with a quality picture at a reasonable price, we have interesting news for you. The Hisense 58E7Q has reached its historically lowest price – for the first time, it has dropped to nine thousand crowns. The cheapest offer is 9,040 CZK, which represents a discount of almost 5,000 CZK from the original price of 13,990 CZK.

QLED panel with a billion colors

For less than ten thousand, you get a 58-inch QLED screen with Quantum Dot technology, which displays a significantly wider color spectrum than conventional LED panels. The TV features 4K UHD resolution of 3840 × 2160 pixels and, thanks to the AI 4K Upscaler function, can enhance content even in lower resolution. The panel offers a contrast of 3800:1 and a viewing angle of 178 degrees.

Picture quality benefits from support for all important HDR formats – Dolby Vision, HDR10, HDR10+, and HLG. MEMC technology ensures smooth motion when watching sports broadcasts or action scenes, even though the panel operates with only a 60Hz refresh rate.

Surround sound and smart VIDAA system

The audio is handled by two 10W speakers with Dolby Atmos support and DTS Virtual X. Although the 20W output is not overwhelming, the surround sound creates a solid cinematic experience. For more demanding listeners, the TV offers the option to connect to a soundbar using the Hi-Concerto function.

The VIDAA Smart OS operating system provides access to all popular streaming services, including Netflix, Disney+, and HBO Max. You can control the TV by voice in Czech directly via the remote control or using the Amazon Alexa assistant. AirPlay 2 support is also included for easy content sharing from iPhone or iPad.

Gaming mode with automatic console detection

Gamers will appreciate Game Mode Plus with VRR (Variable Refresh Rate) and ALLM (Auto Low Latency Mode) support. The TV automatically recognizes a connected game console and switches to a mode with minimal input lag below 6 ms. The HSR feature reportedly simulates a 120Hz panel for a smoother gaming experience, even though the actual refresh rate remains at 60 Hz.

Connectivity is provided by three HDMI 2.1 ports with eARC support on the third port, two USB 2.0, Ethernet, and Wi-Fi 802.11ac. The TV supports wall mounting using a VESA 200×300 mm bracket.

Who is the Hisense 58E7Q ideal for?

The TV is primarily suitable for casual viewing of movies, series, and sports broadcasts. The QLED panel with Dolby Vision ensures a quality picture when watching content from Netflix or Disney+, while the 146cm diagonal provides an immersive experience even in a larger living room.

The main compromise remains the 60Hz refresh rate, which might bother demanding gamers accustomed to 120 Hz or higher. However, for casual gaming on PlayStation or Xbox, the TV offers sufficient features, including VRR and low input lag.

At its current price of 9,040 CZK, the Hisense 58E7Q represents an interesting alternative to significantly more expensive QLED TVs from Samsung or LG. If you don’t need a 120Hz panel and are looking for a large TV with a quality picture, you’ll be hard-pressed to find a better price/performance ratio right now.

Are you considering buying this TV at the promotional price?