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Hisense has cut prices on the UR9 RGB LED TVs on launch day: the 65-inch is now $1,999, the 75-inch $2,999, and the 85-inch $3,999 (no price yet for 100-inch), representing a $1,500–$2,000 cut by size and making the UR9 more competitive with OLED rivals, though OLED generally still outperforms RGB LEDs; Samsung’s RGB LED pricing had already dropped and TCL’s QM8L has also seen price reductions.
A practical guide to maximizing Hisense TV picture quality using built-in presets and targeted tweaks. It covers one-step options and specific adjustments for live TV, streaming, and gaming, including Auto Picture Mode, HDR Enhancer, Local Dimming, color temperature, gamma, and motion settings, plus options for advanced Calman calibration and saving or resetting custom modes.
Hisense announced new RGB mini-LED TVs, the UR8 and UR9 series, set to release in 2026 with sizes from 55 to 100 inches, featuring enhanced color accuracy and onboard audio tuned by Devialet, aiming to bring advanced tech to a broader audience amidst upcoming competition from other brands.
Xbox is partnering with V (formerly VIDAA) to bring the Xbox app and cloud gaming to select Hisense and V homeOS-powered smart TVs in 2026, allowing Xbox Game Pass subscribers to stream a wide range of games directly on their TVs for more flexible gaming options.
Hisense's new 136-inch Micro-LED TV, priced at $149,999, is now on sale for $20,000 off at $129,999, featuring advanced specs like 25 million LEDs, 10,000 nits brightness, and high color accuracy, catering to consumers seeking ultra-large, high-end displays.
At IFA Berlin, major manufacturers like Samsung, Hisense, TCL, and Sony showcased next-generation RGB LED TVs, highlighting their vibrant colors, improved backlight control, and black depth capabilities, with Samsung and Hisense leading the way in size and innovation. These TVs promise to rival OLEDs in key areas and are set to become more mainstream in the coming years.
Hisense has unveiled an 85-inch RGB mini-LED TV at IFA 2025, offering vibrant colors, deep blacks, and high brightness comparable to OLEDs, with plans for a launch next year and a more affordable price point, signaling a potential shift in high-end TV technology.
RGB Mini-LED is an emerging TV display technology that offers brighter images, better contrast, and a wider color gamut, potentially surpassing OLEDs in color accuracy. Major brands like Samsung, Hisense, and Sony are developing their own versions, with prices currently very high due to large sizes, but future smaller, more affordable models are expected. This technology could revolutionize TV displays by providing superior color and brightness.
A limited-time Amazon deal offers the Hisense 85-inch Mini-LED TV at $1,097.99, a significant discount that makes it an excellent choice for those seeking a large, high-brightness TV with gaming features and a built-in subwoofer, offering great value compared to more expensive OLED options.
This article reviews the best Cyber Monday deals on TVs, projectors, and accessories, highlighting top picks like the Hisense U6N and U8N series for budget and top LCD/LED TVs, respectively. It also covers deals on Samsung's QN90D series as an upgrade option, and various projectors and soundbars. The article provides insights into the features and performance of each product, helping consumers make informed purchasing decisions during the sales event.
Black Friday 2024 offers significant discounts on various TVs, including the Hisense CanvasTV, U8N Mini-LED, and 100" U76N ULED, as well as the Panasonic Z95A OLED and Samsung The Frame. These deals provide savings of up to $1,200, making high-quality displays more affordable for consumers seeking enhanced viewing experiences for gaming, movies, and art display.
Ahead of Black Friday, several TV deals are already available, offering significant discounts on popular models. Highlights include the Hisense QD5 for $160, the Roku 55-inch Plus Series QLED TV for $400, and the Sony 65-inch Bravia 7 QLED TV for $1,400. These deals provide options for various budgets, with features like vibrant colors, smart interfaces, and gaming support. The article emphasizes the value of purchasing early to avoid shipping delays and secure the best prices.
Amazon's Spring Sale includes a $520 discount on the Hisense 75-inch ULED 4K Smart TV, part of the Class U6HF Series, equipped with Quantum Dot QLED panels, Dolby Vision, HDR10+ support, and Alexa integration. The sale, running until March 25, also features other TV deals, including Samsung's offer of a free 65-inch TV with the purchase of a 2024 TV, and discounts on QLED and 4K Fire TVs.
The most exciting TVs from CES 2024 include LG's G4 Gallery Series OLED and Samsung's S95D OLED, both featuring new technology and improvements in picture quality. Hisense's 110-inch UX with 10,000 nits peak brightness and TCL's QM8 and QM89 with 5,000 nits peak brightness are also generating buzz. Sony's upcoming flagship mini-LED TV is anticipated to challenge OLED, while Dolby Flex Connect and SVS's Ultra Evolution speaker lineup are additional highlights from the event.
With Super Bowl 58 approaching, various retailers are offering discounts on well-regarded TVs from Samsung, TCL, and Hisense. The 77-inch Samsung S90C, praised for its QD-OLED panel and gaming capabilities, is on sale for $2,298, while the 65-inch version is available for $1,598. Samsung's The Frame TV, known for its aesthetic appeal, is discounted to $1,398 for the 65-inch model. The Hisense U8K, lauded for its high brightness and contrast, is priced at $698 for the 55-inch model. Additionally, the Hisense U6K and TCL QM8 are available for $350 and $898, respectively, offering budget-friendly options with impressive features.