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Deals on TVs are always a good excuse to upgrade, and when we're talking about a TV like the Hisense 75-inch Class U6HF Series, saying no is near impossible.

The Hisense 75-inch Class U6HF Series is down to its lowest-ever price on Amazon. As of May 1, this impressive Tmodel is priced at $529.99.

SEE ALSO: Score the Hisense 75-inch Class A7 Series TV at its lowest price yet

For this price, you're getting a seriously impressive TV. It's equipped with ULED technology, which improves color, contrast, brightness, and motion handling compared to standard LED TVs. It uses Quantum Dot for better color accuracy and supports Dolby Vision, HDR10, and HDR10 Plus for high dynamic range content.

The TV has up to 600 nits of peak brightness and 220 local dimming zones for more precise lighting control. It runs on Fire TV, so you can stream from apps like Netflix, Disney+, and Prime Video without needing a separate device, like a Fire TV Stick. It has a 60Hz native refresh rate, a 240 motion rate, and HDMI 2.1 with eARC.

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It even comes with Alexa built in, controlled from a voice remote. It also includes Bluetooth for wireless audio connections.

Considering an upgrade yet? Head to Amazon to secure this record-low price.

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