Hisense slashes price on new 65-inch Mini-LED TV

Hisense has dropped prices on its 2026 U6 Pro Mini-LED TV lineup, with the 65-inch model now selling for $598.99—nearly half its original $1,099.99 price. The discount marks the lowest price recorded for the set, according to price trackers.

Larger sizes are also on sale, with savings scaling up to $1,000 off the 100-inch version. The 75-inch model is priced at $798.99 (down from $1,399.99), the 85-inch at $1,299.99 (down from $1,999.99), and the 100-inch at $2,499.99 (down from $3,499.99).

What the discount includes—and what it doesn’t

Amazon is offering free room-of-choice delivery, a service that typically costs $19.99. The offer covers moving the TV to the buyer’s preferred room but stops short of unpacking, setup, or removing packaging. Haul-away service is not included.

The U6 Pro series stands out for its Mini-LED backlighting, which divides the screen into smaller lighting zones for better contrast. While not as precise as OLED, it outperforms standard LED TVs in brightness control, making highlights like explosions or stadium lights pop without washing out darker scenes.

For most buyers, the 65-inch model offers the best balance of size and value. It fits comfortably in average living rooms without overwhelming the space, and the $500 discount puts it within reach of mid-range budgets. The larger sizes, while tempting, may require more room and a bigger upfront investment—even with the steep markdowns.

Features beyond the price cut

The U6 Pro supports multiple HDR formats, including Dolby Vision IQ, HDR10+ Adaptive, HDR10, HLG, and IMAX Enhanced. It also includes Filmmaker Mode for more accurate color reproduction and Fire TV built in, eliminating the need for a separate streaming device.

Gamers and sports fans get a 144Hz refresh rate, variable refresh rate, Auto Low Latency Mode, and AMD FreeSync Premium Pro. These features reduce motion blur and screen tearing, making fast-paced content smoother. The TV’s 2.1-channel speaker system and subwoofer provide decent built-in audio, though a soundbar or home theater setup would still deliver better performance.

Hisense’s Hi-QLED color technology further enhances image quality, though the TV’s real selling point remains its Mini-LED backlighting. For buyers who want better-than-basic performance without paying OLED prices, the U6 Pro series offers a compelling middle ground.

The discounts are available now, but the duration of the sale remains unclear. Price trackers suggest this is the lowest price yet for the 65-inch model, making it a rare opportunity for shoppers who’ve been waiting for a deal.