Tom Hardy’s vocalisation of Bane stands out, and there’s decent dynamic range and placement of effects. The button placement is intuitive and everything you need to control the TV and change settings is all well laid out and easy to find. The TV sits on a central v-shaped stand that provides solid support and doesn't require a very wide surface for installation.

It manages to sport a sleek appearance, with a thin bezel and an angular two-tone base with subtle diagonal lines – as well as a trapezium-shaped stand that gives it a futuristic look, while offering better balance than a pair of feet likely would. when sat head on, the image performance is very good and on a par with some much more expensive peers. We also noted a number of times with HDR and Dolby Vision content that scene changes from dark to bright or vice-versa also triggered noticeable brightness pumping while the dimming tried to find the correct level. Sudden camera movements, or even just cuts to a new scene can cause the frame rate to drop, disrupting the picture with artefacts that can’t keep up with the camerawork. Black bars in darkroom viewing do start to look a little lighter with SDR content, and light pollution can become a problem when switching to HDR 2.This left us with the 2-point correction controls only and this proved to be incredibly coarse in applying inputs.

Viewing angles are also an issue, as they are with most LCD sets of this nature, so make sure your viewing is head-on for the best possible image quality. Once downloaded, it offers a way to browse available content on VIDAA U, as well as turn your touchscreen into a trackpad to navigate app icons or playback controls onscreen.Bring the true cinematic experience home with HDR10+ and Dolby Vision™ support, plus immersive sound by Dolby Atmos®. Finally, the soundbar offers good sound quality which is a step up on the normal speakers on TVs in this sector of the market. The app permanently runs in the background, though, even when closed, and we had to ‘force stop’ the application to stop it taking up RAM on our phone.

This means that the U7QF should be able to handle any currently available HDR format used in broadcast, streaming or disc formats. But remember we are being picky here when reviewing and in real life circumstances, for the majority of consumers, the Hisense performs extremely well with SDR content.

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