For wireless connectivity there’s Wi-Fi (2.4/5GHz) and Bluetooth.Īlthough it’s not mentioned in the specs, streaming via Chromecast is an option. HDMI 1 is ARC (for a soundbar), and all four HDMI ports are 4K/60Hz compatible.

Freeview Play is there for access to UK catch-up apps such as BBC iPlayer, ITV Hub and All 4.Ĭonnections are your usual lot: 4x HDMI 2.0, 2x USB 2.0, a Digital optical out, LAN, Composite, CI Slot and satellite and aerial inputs. For Disney+ or Apple TV a streaming stick is needed. Features a full-array local dimming panelĪs I’ve mentioned in other Hisense TV reviews, VIDAA U 4.0 interface is very plain but hits the basics with access to 4K streaming apps in Netflix, Prime Video, YouTube and Rakuten TV.Hisense 65U7QFUK features – Super-quick gaming performance While it looks premium, it’s very compact and buttons are tightly packed, and that can lead to the wrong buttons being pressed. The remote is the black version of the one included with the U8Q. There’s a cable system that you can funnel through to the back of each foot, but it’s only big enough for one cable each. To wall-mount the set you’ll need a compatible VESA wall-mount. The stand juts out, and I can imagine would make placement of a soundbar awkward for smaller tables and stands. The U-shaped central stand is made from aluminium, but it’s sturdy and supports the set well.Īssembly of the TV is simple, requiring little more than slotting in the stand and tightening the screws. The chassis is made from plastic, and in terms of depth it’s surprisingly slim.

The bezel around the top and sides is thin, met by a discrete silver trim at the bottom.

Remote control layout too tightly packedĪvailable in 50-, 55- and 65-inch models, the U7Q has an understated appearance.

Stand design is awkward for soundbar placement.

Hisense U7QF design - An attractive and understated look

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