One of Our Favorite Large TVs Is $400 Off

"The first thing to know about this Hisense is that it has unreal brightness, to the point that its capabilities are well above anything you'd stream digitally. In fact, you'll really only see the panel's true power with 4K Blu-Rays, although it can be helpful if you have a particularly sunny room or this will be near a window."

"It does pack in a full suite of four HDMI 2.1 ports, perfect for multi-console and Blu-ray players, with support for Variable Refresh Rate (adjustable frame rates for game consoles and PCs) and Auto Low Latency Mode for quicker response times from controller to screen, in case you want to get in some gaming on the weekends."

"Speaking as someone who has had to maneuver and install an 85-inch TV on the wall, it's easily a two-person job, and a third person might be advisable if you can wrangle one. Even though the Hisense is on the lighter side for televisions, the 85-inch model is still almost 100 pounds, so you'll want to be sure that wall mount is properly seated in the studs."

The Hisense U75QG is a large-screen television featuring mini-LED technology that delivers exceptional brightness levels exceeding typical streaming capabilities, with true performance visible primarily through 4K Blu-Ray content. The TV provides excellent black levels and deep contrast with minimal light bloom. It includes four HDMI 2.1 ports supporting Variable Refresh Rate and Auto Low Latency Mode for gaming. Trade-offs include weaker anti-reflection properties and reduced sharpness at off-axis viewing angles. The 85-inch model weighs nearly 100 pounds, requiring careful installation with proper wall mounting into studs. Multiple size options are available at discounted prices, with the 85-inch at $1,298, 65-inch at $797, and 55-inch at $578.

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