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Score an awesome Hisense 55-inch QLED for only $230

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The Hisense QD5N.
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We see great TV deals all the time, and one brand that tends to collect a lot of fanfare is Hisense. Renowned for budget-friendly LEDs and QLEDs that look and perform like premium sets you’d buy from Samsung, Sony, or LG, Hisense has risen through the ranks of TV stardom. As such, we wanted to share this incredible offer with you:

Right now, when you purchase the Hisense 55-inch QD5N at Best Buy, you’ll pay $230. At full price, this model sells for $400.

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Why you should buy the Hisense 55-inch QD5N

The Hisense QD5N is a 4K QLED TV that delivers a native refresh rate of 60Hz. Available in a range of sizes (as small as 43 inches and as large as 65 inches), the QD5N is a phenomenal TV for brightly lit rooms, as its powerful LED lighting and quantum dot technology allow the TV to get very bright. And thanks to those quantum dots, the QD5N brings a wide color gamut to the table and terrific specular highlights when watching HDR content.

While the TV doesn’t go over 60Hz, Hisense always has gamers in mind. The QD5N includes Game Mode Plus, which automatically detects when a console is plugged in and optimizes the QD5N for fast response times and low input lag. The TV also does a fantastic job at upscaling and smoothing lower-resolution content. When it’s time to unwind with some Netflix or Disney+, the QD5N uses Google TV for all things apps, games, smart home controls, and more.

Best Buy deals come and go pretty quickly, so if you’re looking to save some dough on a great Hisense QLED, now might be the best time to buy. Take $170 off the Hisense 55-inch QD5N when you purchase at Best Buy, and be sure to check out some of the other great QLED TV deals we’ve been finding!

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Michael Bizzaco
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Michael Bizzaco has been selling, installing, and talking about TVs, soundbars, streaming devices, and all things smart home…
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