SAVE $600: As of Nov. 5,pi-ching hsu beyond eroticism the Hisense 65-inch Class U8 TV is on sale at Amazon for $899.99. That's a saving of 40% on list price, and its lowest-ever price.
There couldn't be a better time to upgrade your TV than right now. As nights draw in and Christmas movie rewatches approach, check out this great deal on the Hisense 65-inch Class U8 TV.
As of Nov. 5, not only is this fantastic TV reduced to $899.99 (saving you $600) but it's the lowest it has ever been priced at Amazon, a real score. This particular deal is specific to the 65-inch model, but you can find discounts on the 55-inch, 75-inch, and 85-inch options.
SEE ALSO: Save $170 on this stunning gaming-friendly LG TVThis TV benefits from a Google operating system so you can organize movies, shows, live TV, and more from your apps and subscriptions, giving you personalized recommendations based on what you enjoy. It also benefits from 2.1.2 multi-channel sound with Dolby Atmos, surrounding you with a rich, deep, and immersive sound. And the five-speaker setup means don't need to invest in any additional sound systems.
The picture quality is top-notch too, combining Mini-LED Pro+ and QLED technology to deliver sharp, vibrant images with deep contrast and over a billion colors. Perfect for movies and gaming alike.
And as a bonus, with the purchase of this TV you'll also get NBA 2K25for free.
This is a limited-time deal at Amazon, so don't miss out.
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