2 smart 65'' QLED TVs have dropped in price, €479 or €499, very popular Hisense models
When two televisions from the same brand start off with such different price lists and end up at the same price level, something unusual is happening. This is exactly the case with the two 65-inch Hisense QLEDs on sale on Amazon: the 65E77NQ has dropped to €479 with a 33% discount from its original price, while the 65A72NQ is at €499 from €539. The paradoxical result is that the higher-end model now costs €20 less than the entry model, a window to exploit before prices realign.
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Hisense TV 65" QLED 4K 65A72NQ
Smart TV VIDAA U7, Dolby Vision, HDR 10+, Game Mode Plus, Dolby Atmos, Alexa Built-in, VIDAA Voice, Tuner DVB-T2/S2 HEVC 10, lativù 4K
Price: €539.00 → €499.00
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Hisense TV 65" QLED 4K 65E77NQ
Smart TV VIDAA U7, Dolby Vision, HDR 10+, Game Mode Plus, Dolby Atmos, Alexa Built-in, VIDAA Voice, Tuner DVB-T2/S2 HEVC 10, lativù 4K
Price: €719.00 → €479.00
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Both TVs share a solid technical base: 65-inch 4K QLED panel with Quantum Dot technology, resolution 3840×2160 pixels, native contrast of 5000:1, brightness of 350 nits, and a viewing angle of 178°. HDR support covers Dolby Vision, HDR10, HDR10+, and HLG, with compatibility guaranteed with all premium streaming platforms. The audio system integrates Dolby Atmos and DTS Virtual X decoding with multichannel virtualization. Both models feature the digital DVB-T2/S2 HEVC 10 terrestrial and satellite tuner with support for the lativù 4K platform.
The differences emerge in the positioning: the 65E77NQ belongs to the E7N series, the upper level in the Hisense QLED 2024 lineup, originally designed to compete with medium-high tier TVs from other brands over €700. The 65A72NQ is part of the A7N series, conceived as an entry point into the QLED range. In practical terms, they are very similar, with the E77NQ being distinguished by slightly superior build finishes and a weight of 18.6 kg compared to about 16 kg for the A72NQ, indicating more robust components.
On the gaming front, both models support Game Mode Plus with ALLM (Auto Low Latency Mode) and VRR for adaptive frame rate synchronization, but the maximum refresh rate is capped at 60Hz: they are therefore not the ideal choice for those playing competitive titles on PS5 or Xbox Series X at 120fps. Those who primarily use the TV for movies, TV series, and casual gaming will not feel this limitation.
The smart platform is VIDAA U7 on both models, providing access to all major streaming apps, guaranteed OTA updates, a smooth interface, and support for Alexa Built-in and VIDAA Voice for native voice control. The remote control includes a built-in microphone. Physical connectivity includes 3 HDMI ports, 2 USB, optical output, CI+, composite AV, and Ethernet.
The advice is direct: at these prices, the 65E77NQ at €479 is the purchase to make without hesitation, especially since it's a TV that was sold for €719 a few months ago and now costs less than the entry-level model of the same generation, an anomalous market situation that is hard to ignore. The 65A72NQ at €499 remains a valid choice for those who prefer the simplicity of a slightly lighter and more compact TV.