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Hisense 100Q7Q | 100-inch 4K UHD | QLED Quantum Dot | 144Hz VRR Gaming | VIDAA Smart TV
Wall-sized cinema for bright family rooms, sports lounges and console players who want colour and speed without paying Mini-LED money.
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Hisense 100Q7Q is now in stock at Mascom International for KSh 360,000, brand new and sealed in its original carton. The Hisense 100Q7Q pairs a 100-inch 4K quantum dot panel with a 144Hz refresh rate and variable refresh rate support for consoles and gaming PCs. It runs the VIDAA smart platform, so Netflix, YouTube and Prime Video open straight from the remote. Corner to corner the picture measures 100 inches, which works out to roughly 2.2 metres wide and 1.25 metres tall. Visit Mascom International at Old Mutual Building, First Floor Room 4, Kimathi Street, Nairobi CBD to see it running.
Built for families in large living rooms across Karen, Runda and Kileleshwa, the Hisense 100Q7Q replaces the projector that washes out whenever the curtains open. Hotel and hospitality managers in Diani and Naivasha use this size to fill a lounge wall for Premier League weekends. Boardrooms in Upper Hill and Westlands swap dim projector screens for a panel that stays readable with the lights on. Console players get a display that keeps pace with fast shooters and racing games. Anyone who has squinted at a small screen from the back of a crowded room understands the problem this television solves.
Unlike other electronics retailers in Kenya, Mascom International lets you stand in front of the Hisense 100Q7Q and compare it with the 100U7Q Mini-LED before paying. That side-by-side matters, because the two sit only KSh 16,000 apart. Customers across Nairobi tell us the QLED model is the better buy for daylight viewing and sport, while the Mini-LED suits darker cinema rooms. Pay-on-arrival delivery reaches all 47 counties, and our team carries the carton inside for you. WhatsApp +254 708 852 521 to reserve a unit today. Every Hisense 100Q7Q ships sealed with its stand, remote and power cable.
Common Questions About the Hisense 100Q7Q
Is the Hisense 100Q7Q a Mini-LED TV or a standard QLED?
The Hisense 100Q7Q is a QLED television with a conventional LED backlight, not Mini-LED. Hisense lists it as an LED QLED gaming TV. The quantum dot layer gives it richer, purer colour than an ordinary LED set, and the standard backlight keeps the price lower. If you want thousands of tiny dimming zones for deeper blacks in a dark room, the Hisense 100U7Q at Mascom International is the Mini-LED model. For daytime viewing, sport and gaming, the Hisense 100Q7Q covers what most households need.
Hisense 100Q7Q vs Hisense 100U7Q, which should you buy?
Choose the Hisense 100Q7Q for bright rooms and the 100U7Q for dark home cinemas. The 100U7Q costs KSh 376,000, which is KSh 16,000 or about 4.4% more. That extra money buys a Mini-LED backlight with local dimming, so black scenes in films look deeper at night. In a living room with windows, or a sports lounge that runs with the lights on, most buyers will not see enough difference to justify it. Both run at 100 inches, so room size does not decide between them.
Is the Hisense 100Q7Q good for PS5, Xbox and PC gaming?
Yes, the Hisense 100Q7Q is built as a gaming TV, with a 144Hz refresh rate and variable refresh rate support. At 144Hz the panel draws a new frame every 6.9 milliseconds, against 16.7 milliseconds on a 60Hz set. VRR matches the screen to the frame rate your console or PC is producing, which removes tearing when games dip under load. Auto low latency mode switches into game settings once a console starts. Gamers in Nairobi use it for FC, Call of Duty and racing titles on a screen that fills the wall.
How much wall space and viewing distance does the Hisense 100Q7Q need?
Plan for a wall at least 2.4 metres wide and a seat roughly 3 to 4 metres from the Hisense 100Q7Q. The picture alone spans about 2.2 metres by 1.25 metres, and the frame adds a little more. At 4K resolution you can sit closer than with an HD set without seeing individual pixels. Measure your doorways and staircase before ordering, because the carton is long and needs two people. Our team at Mascom International can talk you through measurements on WhatsApp before delivery is booked.
How does the Hisense 100Q7Q handle KPLC power cuts and voltage swings?
The Hisense 100Q7Q is rated for 220-240V mains, but you should still plug it into a quality surge protector or voltage stabiliser. Power returning after a KPLC outage often arrives with a spike, and a large panel is an expensive board to replace. Switch the TV off at the wall during storms, and avoid pulling the plug while a firmware update is installing. Surge damage is not a manufacturing defect, so protection is your best insurance. Mascom International stocks surge protectors you can add to the same order.
Can the Hisense 100Q7Q stream Netflix, YouTube, DStv and Showmax?
The Hisense 100Q7Q streams Netflix, YouTube and Prime Video directly through the built-in VIDAA platform, with no extra box needed. DStv and GOtv decoders connect through HDMI, and the TV upscales their HD channels to fill the 4K panel. Any app missing from the VIDAA store, including some local services, can run through a streaming stick plugged into a spare HDMI port. For smooth 4K streaming, a Safaricom Home Fibre, Zuku or Faiba connection works better than mobile data, because a feature film at 4K uses several gigabytes.
Is the Hisense 100Q7Q worth KSh 360,000 compared with the 98U7H or 85Q6QKEN?
The Hisense 100Q7Q earns its price if you want the full 100 inches with 144Hz gaming support. The 98U7H costs KSh 273,000, so you pay KSh 87,000 more for about 4% more picture area. The 85Q6QKEN costs KSh 197,500, and the Hisense 100Q7Q gives you roughly 38% more screen than that model. Spread across five years of daily use, KSh 360,000 works out to about KSh 197 a day. For a room that seats a crowd, that area makes the difference.
Who should buy the Hisense 100Q7Q, and who should skip it?
Buy the Hisense 100Q7Q if you have a large, bright room and want the biggest picture Mascom International sells under KSh 370,000. Families, sports lounges, church halls and boardrooms get the most from it. Skip it if you watch mostly films at night in a dark room, because the 100U7Q Mini-LED handles blacks better. Skip it too if your seating sits under 3 metres away, where the 75Q7QKEN at KSh 137,000 fits more comfortably. Buyers wanting the absolute largest screen should look at the 116UX.
Technical Specifications
Display Panel and Screen Size
- 100-inch diagonal 4K UHD panel at 3840 x 2160, about 8.3 million pixels keeping faces and scoreboards sharp.
- Quantum dot colour layer produces purer reds, greens and blues than standard LED panels, so pitches and skin tones look natural.
- Conventional LED backlight instead of Mini-LED keeps the price KSh 16,000 below the 100U7Q while staying bright for daytime rooms.
- Picture area of roughly 2.2 by 1.25 metres covers about 2.75 square metres, close to a small projector screen.
- 16:9 aspect ratio matches broadcast, streaming and console output, so standard content fills the entire panel with no black bars.
Processor and Picture Quality
- Hisense picture processing analyses each scene and adjusts contrast, colour and sharpness automatically, so you rarely need the settings menu.
- 4K upscaling lifts HD decoder channels and older films closer to native 4K detail on this very large canvas.
- HDR support including HDR10 and HLG widens the range between bright highlights and dark shadows in films and live broadcasts.
- Motion processing reduces judder during panning shots, and switches off in one setting for viewers who prefer the film look.
- Dedicated picture modes for sport, cinema and gaming let each person in the house switch styles in a few remote presses.
Gaming and Motion Performance
- 144Hz refresh rate draws a frame every 6.9 milliseconds, 2.4 times faster than 60Hz, cutting blur in fast action.
- Variable refresh rate keeps the display in step with fluctuating frame rates, removing tearing and stutter in demanding games.
- Auto low latency mode switches the TV into game settings automatically when a console or PC sends the signal.
- Game-focused picture presets lower input delay, so button presses land on screen faster in shooters and fighting games.
- Large 100-inch size suits split-screen local multiplayer, giving each player a half-screen bigger than most standalone TVs.
Audio and Sound Output
- Built-in speakers handle news, drama and everyday viewing clearly from day one, without extra equipment on the stand.
- Sound modes for dialogue, music and sport tune the output to what is showing on screen.
- HDMI eARC passes high-quality surround audio to a soundbar or AV receiver through a single cable.
- Optical digital output connects older home theatre systems that lack HDMI inputs.
- Bluetooth audio pairs with wireless headphones, so one person can watch late without waking the house.
Smart Platform and Apps
- VIDAA operating system starts quickly and places Netflix, YouTube and Prime Video on the home screen.
- Screen mirroring from Android phones and laptops shows photos, slides and videos on the big panel without cables.
- App store adds further streaming, news and music services, and a streaming stick covers anything missing.
- Over-the-air firmware updates arrive through your Wi-Fi connection, adding fixes and features without a technician visit.
- Parental controls lock selected apps and inputs, useful in family homes and hotel rooms alike.
Connectivity and Ports
- HDMI 2.1 inputs carry 4K high-refresh signals from PS5, Xbox Series X and gaming PCs at full quality.
- Additional HDMI inputs handle a pay-TV decoder, soundbar and streaming stick at the same time without swapping cables.
- Built-in Wi-Fi streams 4K content wirelessly, while the wired Ethernet port gives steadier speed on fibre connections.
- USB ports play movies, music and photos from flash drives and can power a streaming stick.
- Antenna input receives free-to-air digital channels without a separate set-top box.
Build and Installation
- Slim bezels keep attention on the picture, and the black finish blends with most living room furniture.
- Supplied stand feet support placement on a wide, sturdy media unit rated for the panel's weight.
- Standard VESA mounting points accept a compatible heavy-duty wall bracket for a cleaner, space-saving installation.
- Rated for 220-240V at 50Hz mains supply, so it plugs into standard household sockets without a converter.
- Two-person handling is recommended for unboxing and mounting because of the panel's size.
Package Contents
The Hisense 100Q7Q arrives in its sealed Hisense carton with everything needed to start watching on the first evening:
- Hisense 100Q7Q television
- Remote control with batteries
- Stand feet with fixing screws
- Power cable
- Quick start guide and warranty documentation
Wall brackets, soundbars and surge protectors are sold separately at Mascom International. Ask our team which bracket matches this panel before your delivery date.
Warranty
Mascom International stands behind the Hisense 100Q7Q with a 24-month warranty covering manufacturing defects under normal use. Claims go directly through our Nairobi CBD service desk, which handles panel, board and power faults on your behalf. Keep your receipt and warranty card, because both speed up any claim. Damage from power surges, liquids or physical impact falls outside this coverage.
Buying the Hisense 100Q7Q from Mascom International
Mascom International stocks the Hisense 100Q7Q in black at our Nairobi CBD showroom: Old Mutual Building, First Floor Room 4, Kimathi Street. Walk in Monday through Saturday between 9:00 AM and 7:00 PM to watch it beside the 100U7Q and judge the picture yourself.
Three ways to order:
- Call/WhatsApp +254 708 852 521
- Email info@mascomintl.com
- Order through www.mascomintl.com
Pay-on-arrival delivery reaches every Kenyan county. Nairobi and its environs, including Karen, Runda and Westlands, receive the Hisense 100Q7Q the same day. Mombasa, Kisumu, Nakuru, Eldoret and all other major towns receive it within 1 business day. Mandera, Wajir, Marsabit, Lamu, Tana River, and Turkana receive delivery within 2-3 business days. You inspect the television and pay only once it is inside your door.
Every unit is backed by the 24-month warranty above, with claims coordinated from our Kimathi Street service desk.
Buyers across Kenya rely on Mascom International for honest specifications, current market pricing and after-sales support from a real store they can visit.
Disclaimer: We can not guarantee that the information on this product is 100% correct
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