Hisense 55 55E78QTUK QLED 4K Smart TV (Dolby Vision & Atmos, Full Array Backlight) – Discount at Checkout Free TV Wall-mounting

Free TV Wall-mount (unpack and haul-away) worth £125 interest-free payments without a credit check
Cracking price for a 55 QLED that punches well above the usual sub-£350 budget sets. Heres why this ones worth the small stretch over the cheapest 55-inchers:
Full array backlight, not edge-lit. The LEDs sit in a grid directly behind the whole panel, so blacks are deeper and more even across the screen. Most TVs around £200 are edge-lit, where the light comes in from the sides and dark scenes look greyish and patchy. This is the single biggest reason it looks better in a dark room.
QLED quantum dot colour. Richer, more accurate colours than the standard LED panels you get at the bottom of the price range. Noticeably more punch in bright, colourful content.
Both HDR formats: Dolby Vision AND HDR10. Cheaper sets often skip Dolby Vision, which means a lot of Netflix, Disney and Prime content falls back to basic HDR. This one handles the lot.
Dolby Atmos with eARC. If you run a soundbar or AV system, eARC passes full-quality sound through properly. Budget TVs frequently have plain ARC or no eARC at all, so this matters if you care about audio.
2-year warranty as standard, which is longer than many rivals offer at this price.
Extras at checkout (may be account-specific, so check your basket):
£34.90 discount applied at checkout (brings £349 down to £314.10)
FREE TV wall mounting setup option (bracket not included, so bring your own)
5 months interest-free via Amazon Select plan (£62.82/month on the discounted price)
For the money, the full array backlight plus Dolby Vision plus proper eARC is a lot more TV than the £200 crowd gives you. Heat added, hope it helps someone.