Prime Day TV deal: Hisense 43-inch QLED slashed by 30%

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Save £130 with Amazon's pre-Black Friday deal

Hisense 43E77HQTUK
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Fancy a 43-inch Hisense QLED TV with Dolby Vision HDR for only £299? Head over to Amazon's Prime Early Access Sale and your wish will be granted. 

The Hisense 43E77HQTUK QLED TV was priced at £429, so today's pre-Black Friday deal saves you £130. It's not a model we've reviewed, but we're all for 4K QLED panels with gamer-friendly features.     

The 30% mega-saving ends at midnight on 13th October, and may never return, so act fast if you want this deal...

Hisense 43-inch 4K QLED TV £429 £299 at Amazon (save £130)

Hisense 43-inch 4K QLED TV £429 £299 at Amazon (save £130)
This Dolby Vision HDR TV sounds like a genuine bargain even at full price. We would expect bold colours, plenty of punch and lots of streaming apps. Grab one for £299 at Amazon while stocks last. Deal ends midnight on 13th October. 

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We're big fans of QLED – or 'Quantum Dot' – TVs. They tend to deliver vibrant colours, excellent peak brightness and great longevity.

This model – the Hisense 43E77HQTUK – promises a crisp 4K resolution image and the ability to upscale Full HD images to sparkling 4K. It supports the high-end Dolby Vision HDR format, DTS:X virtual surround sound, Bluetooth and wi-fi. 

Prefer gaming? The E77HGT offers a handy Game Mode (making it easy to flick between TV content and console games), as well as a gamer-friendly input lag of less than 20ms.

Built-in Alexa means you can change the channel using just your voice, while the Vidaa U5 operating system delivers access to most of your favourite streaming apps, including Netflix and Disney Plus.

This QLED TV was 'cheap' at £429. Now only £299 at Amazon, it's a real tempter...   

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Tom Bailey

Tom is a journalist, copywriter and content designer based in the UK. He has written articles for T3, ShortList, The Sun, The Mail on Sunday, The Daily Telegraph, Elle Deco, The Sunday Times, Men's Health, Mr Porter, Oracle and many more (including What Hi-Fi?). His specialities include mobile technology, electric vehicles and video streaming.