The 75-inch Hisense U7 Is 43% Off Right Now
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As tech reviewers get their hands on the latest TVs and write their reviews, a picture starts to take shape on which are the best TVs for every category. For those looking for the best bang-for-your-buck a tier above “budget TVs,” the jury is still out between TCL’s QM7 and Hisense’s U7N. Really, it comes down to preference or a good deal—and right now, Hisense’s U7N lineup is seeing great discounts. The best one is the 75-inch U7N currently going for $859.99 (originally $1,499.98) after a 43% discount, its lowest price ever, according to price-tracking tools.
Panel Type: QLED, Screen Size: 55 inches, Resolution: 3,840 by 2,160, Refresh Rate: 144Hz.
55-inch Hisense U7N
$498.00
at Amazon
$798.00
Save $300.00
$498.00
at Amazon
$798.00
Save $300.00
Panel Type: QLED, Screen Size: 65 inches, Resolution: 3,840 by 2,160, Refresh Rate: 144Hz.
65-inch Hisense U7N
$698.00
at Amazon
$698.00
at Amazon
Panel Type: QLED, Screen Size: 75 inches, Resolution: 3,840 by 2,160, Refresh Rate: 144Hz.
75-inch Hisense U7N
$859.99
at Amazon
$1,499.98
Save $639.99
$859.99
at Amazon
$1,499.98
Save $639.99
Panel Type: QLED, Screen Size: 85 inches, Resolution: 3,840 by 2,160, Refresh Rate: 144Hz.
85-inch Hisense U7N
$1,297.96
at Amazon
$2,199.99
Save $902.03
$1,297.96
at Amazon
$2,199.99
Save $902.03
The U7N came out last summer and has been head-to-head with the QM7. The U7N is a QLED TV, which is the best technology for a TV before crossing over to OLED. The U7N is bright for a midrange QLED, reaching levels of over 1,500 nits, and the colors are accurate, according to PCMag’s “excellent” review. I like Google TV’s interface, since I get to cast my phone directly onto the screen, and all the free channels never hurt. Of course that also means you can use Google Assistant and Apple AirPlay to control your TV.
If you’re a gamer, you’ll enjoy the U7N’s 6.2 millisecond input lag when you switch to Game mode. The 144Hz variable refresh rate (VRR) with AMD FreeSync Premium Pro will make games look smooth (as well as sports). For those who like to know if you’re getting what you’re paying for in specs, the Google TV has a Game Bar feature that shows you specs like frame rate and resolution, as well as quick access to other settings gamers use.
The main complaint on the U7N is that details on shadows can look a bit washed out, but this isn’t something most people will notice. At the current price, this U7N is a better deal than the QM7 and the value QLED TV you can buy right now.
