This 75-inch Hisense Mini-LED TV is still on sale for its lowest price ever
SAVE 45%: As of July 14, you can get a 75-inch Hisense Class U7 Mini-LED ULED 4K UHD Google Smart TV (75U75QG, 2025) for $1,097.99, down from $1,999.99, at Amazon. This deal first dropped on July 8 (the first day of Prime Day) and has surprisingly stuck around, saving you over $900 on a top-tier 2025 model.
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Prime Day(s) had some of the best TV deals in history (we were honestly shocked at how good some of the discounts were this year). If you missed out on the opportunity to snag a new television, don't worry, because some sales are still happening.
One of the best deals we’ve found is on the 75-inch Hisense U7 Series Mini-LED Google TV, which is still available for its lowest price ever of $1,097.99 at Amazon. That’s 45% off the list price and a $902 savings.
What makes the Hisense U7 Series Mini-LED Google TV so unique is its mini-LED backlight — it’s built to make your viewing experience more detailed and vibrant (up to 3,000 nits peak brightness and up to 3,000 local dimming zones). Mini-LED backlights use thousands of tiny LEDs that are grouped into zones and controlled individually.
The 2.1.2 multi-channel surround also gives you the illusion that sound is coming from all around you, rather than just from the front of the TV. And, for gamers, the Game Mode Ultra offers a pretty impressive variable refresh rate of 48-165Hz.
Other features, like the anti-reflection pro, total HDR solution, and Hi-View AI Engine Pro, make this deal a no-brainer. Plus, with Google TV, you can stream thousands of movies and TV episodes from across your favorite apps, all in one place.
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