Is the Hisense 85E7Q worth it?

If you want the largest possible screen for movie and sports nights and don't need mini-LED brightness, it is a sensible pick. If you watch in a bright room or care about deep blacks, a smaller mini-LED set will look better.

What is the difference between the E7Q and Hisense's U7 or U8 series?

The U7 and U8 lines use mini-LED backlights with local dimming and higher brightness, so they handle HDR and bright rooms better. The E7Q is a step down in panel technology but gives you more inches for the same outlay.

Does it run Google TV?

Yes. It uses Google TV, which brings the Play Store app library, personalized recommendations and Google Assistant voice search, plus Chromecast built in for casting from a phone.

The TV, its stand feet, a remote and the power cable. You supply an HDMI cable for consoles and streaming boxes and a wall mount if you don't use the stand.

How far should I sit from an 85-inch TV?

For mixed 4K viewing, roughly 8 to 12 feet works well. Closer than that, lower-resolution cable or streamed content will show its softness.

Does it support HDMI 2.1 for gaming?

This model is aimed at general viewing rather than high-refresh gaming, so don't expect the full HDMI 2.1 feature set of Hisense's gaming-focused sets. Check the port list for your console's needs.