A TV using a technology called MiniLED, which packs thousands of tiny LEDs behind the screen to deliver deeper blacks and brighter highlights than a conventional LED panel, just hit its lowest recorded price on Amazon. Hisense's 75-inch U6 Pro Fire TV, originally $1,399.99, is now listed for under $800. That is a 43% discount, and price tracking data confirms it is the lowest price the model has ever reached.
The deal arrives as NFL season opens. Hisense released the U6 Pro as a 2026 model, so it has gathered only about 300 Amazon reviews to date. Those reviews average 4.4 stars. Reviewers praised the television's value even at higher prices.
What buyers are saying
One reviewer said the MiniLED picture produces "incredible contrast, deep blacks, bright highlights, and really impressive detail," and that movies, sports, and streaming all look sharp. Another called it the best budget TV they had ever owned. That buyer focused on gaming: at 60 FPS (frames per second, a measure of how many images the screen draws each second, with higher counts meaning smoother motion), game mode felt, in their words, "like butter," and response time was "ultra responsive and extremely fluid."
What the U6 Pro does not include
This is not Hisense's most advanced model. In plain terms: the step-up U7 adds a higher refresh rate, more HDMI ports, and Google TV rather than Fire TV as the operating system. The price difference sits at roughly $400. The 65-inch U7 MiniLED is on sale right now at $847.99, also 43% off its list price.
Other deals running at the same time include an LG 77-inch B5 OLED at $1,499.99 (50% off), a Hisense 50-inch CanvasTV at $747.99 (42% off), a Toshiba 43-inch M450 QLED at $199.99 (39% off), and a TCL 75-inch QM6K at $849.99 (34% off). Amazon Prime members receive expedited shipping on all of them; a 30-day free trial is available for new subscribers.
At under $800, the Hisense 75-inch U6 Pro is at the lowest price it has ever reached on Amazon.