A Hisense 85-inch 4K smart TV, and mini-LED QLED panel no less, will look super impressive in your living room. But you’d be forgiven for thinking that’s going to be very, very expensive to acquire. The good news is that thanks to Prime Big Deal Days, you can make that happen for a lot less — $700 less to be exact. The Hisense u7 Series (85U7N) 85-inch ULED 4K smart TV is on sale at Amazon today for $1,498, normally $2,200. Needless to say, that’s a great deal and one you probably want to shop sooner rather than later. Did we also mention it comes with a free digital copy of NBA 2K25 for a limited time?
Why you should shop the Hisense 85-inch 4K smart TV for Prime Big Deal Days
You can get an idea of our thoughts on the new Hisense 2024 TV lineup in Caleb Denison’s first look. Spoiler: We were impressed. But when it comes to a ULED panel of this size, we’re pretty excited about the specs. It offers a 1500 nits brightness rating, 144Hz refresh rate with Motion Rate 480, and supports Dolby Vision HDR 10+, Dolby Atmos, and full array local dimming. Not to mention, the built-in 2.1 channel sound for immersive audio before even connecting a surround system.
It also has the Google TV smart streaming platform onboard. As soon as you unpack it, mount it, and connect to WiFi you can begin watching your favorite apps and services like Netflix or Disney+. But with AMD FreeSync Premium Pro support, game mode PRO, and low latency technology this thing is also ready to play the latest titles with beautiful visuals and smooth framerates. Of course, that also makes it an excellent companion for any game room or geek cave.
Normally $2,200, thanks to Prime Big Deal Days this 85-inch panel is down to $1,498. That’s over $700 off and already an incredible deal. However, for a limited time — until November 16, 2024– you can claim a free digital copy of NBA 2K25 with the purchase of a 65-inch or larger Hisense ULED TVS, and this 85-inch model certainly counts. A free game. An incredible TV. A great discount. What more could you ask for really? No, it can’t make a sandwich, sorry.
