Score a premium 55-inch Mini-LED gaming TV with 165Hz, 3000 nits brightness, and Dolby Atmos for just $579.99 at Amazon.

Amazon has dropped the price of the 2023 Hisense U6K 4K Mini-LED TV. The 55" model is normally $579.99 but for Black Friday you can get it for $349.99. This is the best price we've seen all year for ...

The Hisense U6 is a 55-inch Mini-LED 4K QLED Smart TV that is currently on sale for under $350 on BestBuy. This is a very good deal, especially considering the fact that the TV has a mini-LED panel, ...

You know that moment when your TV tries to load a dark scene and you’re just staring at black blobs? Yeah, this Hisense Mini-LED does not have that problem. With Fire TV built in and a ridiculous ...

Hisense is back at CES 2026 with a lineup of new TVs that includes new RGB Mini-LED TVs (like the UR9 and UR8) and a new ...

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Hisense, the NBA’s Official TV and Appliance Partner, has introduced their U6K series, featuring Mini LED technology, as part of its commitment to mainstream adoption. Available in screen sizes ...

The U6 is Hisense's best selling model, mainly because it offers great image quality at a very low price point. It is a significant upgrade over the 2022 U6H thanks to the inclusion of a Mini-LED ...

Hisense has revealed its 2025 range of Mini-LED TVs, offering super-bright output from its U9, U8, U7 and U6 models – plus AI for automatic fine-tuning of picture quality. The flagship U9 is available ...

Hisense used CES 2026 to outline a much broader vision for its next generation of display technology, confirming that its RGB ...

Hisense is splitting its Mini LED TV lineup into ULED X premium TVs and ULED TVs. The ULED X lineup includes 110UX and 98UX, with some crazy specifications for their local dimming zones and brightness ...

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