Up top there is the Hisense 75U7N, a 75″ “ULED” smart TV with a great balance of price, size, and specs. You get a huge 75″ display with a stunning peak brightness of 1500 nits, native 144-Hz input support, a 480-Hz motion rate, and full array local dimming with 512 zones—maybe not as exciting as an OLED’s perfect local dimming, but plenty enough to improve contrast in HDR content. It’s 37% off right now, putting it at $948 over at Amazon.
If size is what you’re seeking, how about the 100″ version of the above TV? The Hisense 100U76N is nearly the same in terms of capabilities compared to the 75U7N, although the peak HDR brightness takes a cut to “only” 800 nits. Otherwise, it’s still a capable 4K HDR display, retaining the 144-Hz input and VRR support for smooth gaming. For a TV of this size, $1799 is a steal.
Alternatively, if you want some of the best picture quality you can get out of an LCD TV, here’s Samsung’s QN90C. This is a 75″ 4K display that boasts fully 2000 nits peak brightness and a mini-LED backlight with 720 dimming zones. RTings called it “amazing” for playing video games in HDR mode, with no listed “cons” and incredibly low input lag. It’s not cheap, with a $3000 list price, but you get what you pay for—and you can pick it up right now for $1788.88, a 40% discount.
TCL’s 65QM851G is an alternative to the Samsung above if you don’t mind knocking ten inches off the diagonal measurement. This gorgeous 4K mini-LED TV is TCL’s finest display, and boasts a full 2,880 dimming zones. It’s packed with features like 4K-at-144-Hz support and HDMI 2.1, but the real show-stopper here is a measured peak brightness of over 3,000 nits. Combined with strong local dimming support, this display is a no-brainer at $899.99 ($600 off the original price.)
Those are some of the best deals we’ve highlighted out for you, but they are not the only deals going on right now, of course. We found some killer values on Samsung OLED TVs, like that S85D up there that is a full 32% off. While the S85D is Samsung’s entry-level OLED screen, that’s sort of like having the cheapest Rolex. It still boasts a nearly infinite contrast ratio, instantaneous response times, and incredibly low input lag. It also supports HDMI 2.1 on all four inputs. At $1297, it’s a steal.
Don’t fret if these screens are still outside of your price range. We’ve got some deals on more affordable displays, too. Check these out: