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This 65-Inch Budget QLED TV Just Dropped in Price by $130

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QLEDs attempt to look like OLED TVs without the hefty price tag, and within QLEDs, there is diversity in price. A great mid-tier QLED is TCL's QM7, which I got to review. But you can find budget QLEDs for cheaper: That's where the Hisense QD6 QLED, currently $379.99 (originally $499.99), half the price of the QM7 for the same 65-inch size and matching the lowest price it has ever been, according to price-tracking tools. And you still get a lot of the nice features normally found on mid-tier or higher TVs.

Hisense 43-inch QD6 QLED TV

$199.99
at Amazon

Amazon Prime

$299.99
Save $100.00

$199.99
at Amazon

$299.99
Save $100.00

Hisense 55-inch QD6 QLED TV

$258.99
at Amazon

Amazon Prime

$379.99
Save $121.00

$258.99
at Amazon

$379.99
Save $121.00

Hisense 65-inch QD6 QLED TV

$379.99
at Amazon

Amazon Prime

$499.99
Save $120.00

$379.99
at Amazon

$499.99
Save $120.00

Hisense 75-inch QD6 QLED TV

$549.99
at Amazon

Amazon Prime

$675.00
Save $125.01

$549.99
at Amazon

$675.00
Save $125.01

Hisense 85-inch QD6 QLED TV

$897.99
at Amazon

Amazon Prime

$1,065.00
Save $167.01

$897.99
at Amazon

$1,065.00
Save $167.01

The Hisense QD6QF is the 2025 Fire TV version of the 2024 Hisense QD65NF. As mentioned, this is a budget QLED TV, meaning it won't have the same number of dimming zones or contrast you can find on higher-end QLEDs, but you're still getting a QLED with some surprising features usually reserved for more expensive TVs.

Gamers will enjoy up to a 120Hz refresh rate, which can make their game feel smoother. It also has a Game Mode Plus, which reduces the input lag and enhances picture quality for video games, and VRR, which reduces screen tearing and stuttering.

For movies and TV shows, the TV supports Dolby Vision, Dolby Atmos, and HDR10+, all of which are great at the price this TV is currently going for. Since this is a Fire TV, you can stream movies that support those premium formats from apps like HBO Max and Netflix. You also get the voice remote feature to call for Alexa, and there's an AI feature that claims to enhance low-resolution content up to 4K, but we won't know how good that performs until this TV gets hands-on testing. Also, since this is a Fire TV, remember you can install Kodi to virtually stream anything for free.

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Author Topic: This 65-Inch Budget QLED TV Just Dropped in Price by $130 (Read 498 times)

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