Win the ultimate home setup with the award-winning Hisense 55" U7N TV and PureFlat RQ760N4IFE Smart Fridge Freezer
As we quickly approach the hotly anticipated FIFA Club World Cup 2025, leading tech and appliance manufacturer and Official Sponsors of the tournament – Hisense – is giving one lucky winner the opportunity to upgrade their set up with the award-winning 55' U7N TV and PureFlat RQ760N4IFE Smart Fridge Freezer, worth over £2,500!
The Hisense 55' U7N TV redefines viewing standards with features such as advanced Mini LED PRO technology for superior control over brightness and colour accuracy as well as Quantum Dot Colour Technology, meaning you'll be at the heart of the action with an immersive experience. And with Freely built in, a new streaming platform that allows you to watch live and on-demand content for free without the need for an ariel, just Wi-Fi, you can catch up on all your favourite shows too – new and old!
It's a fantastic TV for gamers too, with 144Hz Game Mode PRO offering smooth and responsive gameplay that keeps you well ahead of the competition and delivers the most responsive and detailed gaming experience yet. Having also been recognised as a Which? Best Buy last year, this TV is truly an excellent addition to your home.
Not only will Hisense level up your TV set up, but your kitchen will also benefit with the addition of the PureFlat RQ760N4IFE Smart Fridge Freezer. The versatile cross door refrigerator includes a multi-functional touch screen that can be used as a message board, shopping list, food inventory, and can screen share from your TV. Smart WI-FI mode means the user can adjust the refrigerator's temperature settings from a smart phone via the ConnectLife app even when far from home, along with the Eclipse Dark Anti-bacterial interior which helps to keep food hygienic and safe.
The Premium Flat Door Design with recessed handles seamlessly integrates the refrigerator with the rest of the kitchen to create an effortlessly built-in look. Combining style and practicality, the My Fresh Choice compartment can also be switched to become extra fridge or freezer space, perfect for the summer months offering you complete flexibility.
With 32 of the world's most successful clubs taking to the stage, which kicks off on 14th June, you too can have a world class set up with the latest premium technology which fits seamlessly into your lifestyle.
What are you waiting for? Enter now to be in with a chance of winning the perfect Hisense home technology upgrade for the summer. Simply fill in the form below. If you can't see the form, click here.
This competition closes at 23:45 on the 29th June 2025.
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