2024年9月12日 · The Hisense A7N is a significant step up from the Hisense A6N. The A7N delivers much better picture quality thanks to its higher contrast ratio, wide color gamut, and better picture processing. The A7N is also better for gaming or watching sports, thanks to its faster response time, so there's less blur in fast action.

That being said, the A7N is a bit better for gaming, with a faster response time and VRR support, though neither TV is well-suited for modern gaming consoles since they lack HDMI 2.1 bandwidth and are limited to 4k @ 60Hz. The Hisense QD6/QD65NF …

Experience every color under the sun more intensively thanks to Wide Color Gamut technology with advanced phosphors. Bring the sights and sounds of the cinema directly into your living room with Dolby Vision HDR and DTS Virtual:X audio technology.

The Hisense QD7N QLED is better than the Hisense A7N in most ways. The QD7 has HDMI 2.1 bandwidth for up to 4k @ 144Hz gaming with VRR, so it's fully compatible with modern consoles and is better for gamers looking for the best possible performance. The QD7 also gets brighter overall, so it's better suited for a bright room.

Special phosphor technology expands the range and depth of each hue that you’re able to perceive, bringing you truer and more intense shades than you've ever seen before. Absolutely brilliant! 4k AI Upscaler: Bring what’s on screen into crystal-clear focus.

Enter the Hisense A7N Series—a TV that balances smart functionality, stunning picture quality, and smooth gaming capabilities. This review dives deep into the details, pros, cons, and overall experience with this affordable 4K LED TV.

WIDE COLOR GAMUT: Dive into a dazzling world of color. Special phosphor technology expands the color spectrum and improves overall saturation. Just imagine experiencing hues that are truer and more brilliant than what’s on a regular LED TV. 4K AI UPSCALER: Bring what’s on screen into crystal-clear focus.