The Hisense U75QG is a solid all-rounder, but it's not without flaws. In reference conditions, its deep blacks, punchy HDR brightness, and vivid colours shine, although it's not very accurate in HDR out of the box, and its PQ EOTF tracking is quite poor. It's also bright enough in SDR to handle bright rooms with ease, although glare is visible on the screen when displaying darker scenes. A full slate of gaming extras ensures seamless use with consoles and PCs alike, with very low input lag, but the TV's very slow pixel response times keep it from being a true standout for gamers. Finally, it's not the best choice for a wide seating arrangement due to its narrow viewing angle, but it's also not the worst performer in that regard, so it'll do in a pinch.

Unsurprisingly, the Hisense U7QG is a killer TV at this price point. It gets incredibly bright, offers a range of great gaming features, and looks stunning in any day-to-day viewing scenario. If you’re looking for the best TV you can find at this price, the Hisense U7QG is the way to go.

The Hisense U7Q Pro is an ultra-bright Mini-LED TV that offers unfettered High Frame Rate gaming support, has an ambitious Dolby Atmos sound system and is built on a slick, content forward smart TV platform. It’s also reasonably priced. So what’s the catch? Surprisingly, there really isn’t one…