This Ultra-Thin QLED TV Is 45% Off Right Now
QLEDs are the mid-tier TV option, sandwiched firmly between cheaper LEDs and premium OLEDs—but there's a wide range within that QLED category, too. The Hisense E7SF QLED is in the low to mid-range of that category, but with its 45% discount, the price is much lower. Amazon currently has the 65-inch E7SF QLED for $548.99 (originally $999.99), which is especially notable given this model came out in April of 2026.
- ▪QLEDs are the mid-tier TV option, sandwiched firmly between cheaper LEDs and premium OLEDs—but there's a wide range within that QLED category, too.
- ▪The Hisense E7SF QLED is in the low to mid-range of that category, but with its 45% discount, the price is much lower.
- ▪Amazon currently has the 65-inch E7SF QLED for $548.99 (originally $999.99), which is especially notable given this model came out in April of 2026.
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QLEDs are the mid-tier TV option, sandwiched firmly between cheaper LEDs and premium OLEDs—but there's a wide range within that QLED category, too. The Hisense E7SF QLED is in the low to mid-range of that category, but with its 45% discount, the price is much lower. Amazon currently has the 65-inch E7SF QLED for $548.99 (originally $999.99), which is especially notable given this model came out in April of 2026. Native 144Hz, AI Picture, Dolby Vision IQ · Atmos, FALD, HDR10+ Adaptive, MEMC, Alexa+ 65" Hisense E7 Series 4K Hi-QLED Mini-LED Smart Fire TV (2026 Model) $548.99 at Amazon $999.99 Save $451.00 Get Deal Get Deal $548.99 at Amazon $999.99 Save $451.00 SEE -2 MORE The first thing you'll notice about the Hisense E7 is how thin and lightweight it is.
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