Hello everyone it's SpawnPoiint and today I want to talk to you about budget TVs now not everyone
can or wants to spend thousands on a new TV it's why we've got Flagship and entry-level
TVs to suit everyone's needs but what if you wanted a TV for yourself or a family member
it wasn't ridiculously expensive but you could still get a decent picture quality and use it
for gaming well that's where this one comes in it's the latest qled TV from Hisense and
it's called the e7h it supports 4K HDR and has some gaming features including vrr and a llm
which of course I've tested on the PlayStation 5 and Xbox series X the model that I have here
is the 55 inch version and it can be picked up for under 430 pounds in the current Black
Friday and Christmas deals it's also available in both a larger and a smaller size so if you
were interested I have popped a link in the description below to the latest offer foreign
let's jump straight in and talk about the screen and the picture quality so it's a qled or a
quantum dot 4K TV which is essentially an LED or LCD TV with more pixels and over a billion
Vivid colors this means viewing any 4K content looks great on here but it's not only capable of
displaying 4K content it can also upscale non-4k content so we're near 4K resolution so things like
standard definition TV shows or channels will look even better on this than they do on a non-4k TV on
top of that as the TV supports Dolby Vision HDR watching movies or TV shows on apps like Netflix
and Disney plus actually look really good on here it's bright colorful and the contrast is decent
but like with any non OLED TVs the black levels are not jet black as LED TV just cannot compete
with that but for a budget friendly qled TV the contrast is decent now I don't know about you
but I've noticed more and more people are using their TVs for gaming whether it's on the switch
the Xbox series or the PlayStation 5. loads of you see to play on the TV as well well this TV
definitely takes most of the boxes when it comes to running those new games it's got a dedicated
gaming mode which is designed to reduce input lag and optimize the screen for gaming it has
4K 60 support so that means it will run the latest games at a 4K resolution and 60 frames
per second I know immediately you'll think but that's not 120 hertz and you would be right but
for the vast majority of games out there they do only run at 60 hertz especially if you're playing
it in resolution mode but it does also support a couple of features that other affordable TVs
don't and that's Alm or Auto low latency mode and vrr the variable refresh rate this means
that games on the Xbox and the PlayStation 5 will provide a variable rather than a fixed frame rate
and this gives you a smoother experience with less stuttering and Screen towering now the fact that a
budget friendly TV like this supports vrr 4K and a llm is great for gaming sure 120 hertz would be
nice as well but are these price point and size you cannot go wrong with it and here are all the
feature you're supported on the Xbox series X which also applies to the PS5 as for the input
lag well it's rated at 20 milliseconds so it's not going to be as quick as some of the gaming
Focus monitors and TVs out there but for anything non-competitive this is quick enough for normal
gaming I tried a few games of Modern Warfare 2 and I just could not play it but any racing games
or story driven games you will have no issues with this TV now you might have noticed already but the
screen does have a matte or an anti-glare coating this naturally means it will reduce Reflections
while watching it during the day obviously if you place it near a window it will likely still
show something up on a sunny day but under normal viewing conditions this is absolutely fine I find
watching it straight on or even at a 20 to 30 degree angle the picture is easy to watch it's
only when you start to go off center by about 40 to 45 degrees you start to notice the contrast
and the color starts to fade very slightly but honestly if you're watching this straight on
the picture looks great in fact I've used a few other TVs this year that are five to six times the
price and don't look as good as this so on top of movies TV shows and game gaming you might want to
use this for sport well the fact that high sense are an official sponsor of the FIFA World Cup
2022 says it all the TV not only has a sport mode which optimizes the picture for watching the game
it has a dedicated button on the remote to open a football app now because Hisense is an official
sponsor for the World Cup they've got exclusivity for the FIFA plus and FIFA World Cup daily apps
and this is exclusive on the Veda power TVs and this lets you watch highlights updates and behind
the scenes content completely free straight to the TV now if you're going to be watching the World
Cup this year let me know who you're hoping wins now as far as designer looks go it's clean simple
and looks like a TV the front of the screen has a floating panel design so it looks like the display
is suspended with an almost borderless look then it's just got a Hisense logo in the middle and
then there's a Dolby Vision logo on the side so the model that I have here is a 55 inch and this
thing is crazy light and that's mainly down to the fact is not a glass screen and the materials
used feel like a hard plastic rather than metal now that's not a bad thing as it keeps the weight
and a cost down but the only downside is it makes it feel a little cheap now looking at the stand
it's got two feet either side of the screen which means there's just enough room to probably fit a
sound bar in the middle although it might protrude very slightly onto the screen as it is quite low
but overall this does look like a nice TV so for a TV this small is packing some seriously
loud speakers they support DTS virtual ax so the sound is clear and Distortion free but they also
have an awesome little EQ adjustment menu I think this could be the first one I've ever seen on a TV
and the fact that you can adjust the bass or turn dialogue Clarity on and off means you can tweak it
to get it just right for your viewing and for my testing so far the volume never needs to be above
level 20. in fact 15 is probably enough oh and if you don't want to use the internal speakers
it does have e-arc support so you can hook up your AVR or your sound bar and use that instead
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to reinforce a quick look around the back at the available ports so there were three HDMI 2.0 ports
one of which is labeled e-arc there are two USBS an optical out and a lan Port there's also two
aerial and satellite ports as well now the rear design is certainly different to what I've seen
before with a large housing of the internals in the middle but it also has vessel holes here which
are 200 by 300 in case you wanted a wall mount it instead and there's even a removable power cable
so if you wanted to wall mount it you don't need to feed the plug through the wall so this high
sense TV is running the Veda U 5.0 smart OS and you know what this is nice if you've ever used an
Apple TV you'll notice how similar that it looks and that's a good thing it's easy to use fast and
looks great you've got all of the pre-installed apps listed in a tile format which you can
rearrange as you'd like but there's also an app store where you can download more as well it's
got everything you need like Netflix Disney plus Prime YouTube and all of the UK streaming apps
as for the remote control well it's functional and does what it's supposed to do there are some quick
access buttons at the bottom for a few of the apps but it's very light and a little boring looking
it kind of reminds me of an old VCR remote but it is easy enough to use then there's the input menu
which is where you can view all of the devices that you've got plugged in but you can rename
the input so you know which is which and then it's also got Alexa a Google assistant and Veda voice
built in so you can search for movies TV shows or even control the TV using your voice HDMI one
oh and if you wondered what it came with inside the box we have the two features that simply
push in and screw into the base of the TV then there's a manual and warranty information some
screws for the stand a removable power cable the remote control and some batteries so the
big question is is it worth buying well if you're on a budget and you need a 4K TV that
supports HDR has a fast and snappy UI and you don't need that 120 hertz for gaming this is a
nice screen at a great price the current offer means you're getting a 55 inch TV for under 430
pounds but there are other sizes available as well both smaller and larger depending on
what you need now let me know if you would like to see more budget friendly content
on the channel this is the first I've done in a long time but it could be something I cover
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