Hisense 65 inch Class U6 ULED 4K TV drops to $399.99 on Amazon

Down $350.00 from the usual price.

Hisense 65" Class U6 ULED 4K UHD drops to $399.99 - save $350.00. That is a 47% cut from the usual $749.99 list price, putting this QLED-equipped 65-inch set well below its 30-day average of $448.64 and its 90-day average of $465.27.

THE DEAL

Hisense 65" Class U6 ULED 4K UHD

$399.99 (was $749.99) - Save $350.00 (47% off)

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Get This Price

For just $399.99, down from its list price of $749.99. This is one of the deepest discounts on a 65-inch ULED set with full array local dimming. The price undercuts the 30-day average by nearly $50 and sits $65 below the 90-day average, making this a genuine price drop worth acting on.

What You're Getting

The Hisense 65U6HF packs ULED technology with Quantum Dot wide color gamut, delivering over a billion color combinations that outperform standard LED TVs. It features up to 600 nits peak brightness across 32 full array local dimming zones, critical for accurate HDR reproduction.

Dolby Vision HDR, HDR10, and HDR10+ support bring cinema-grade imaging to your living room. Fire TV is built in, giving you direct access to Prime Video, Netflix, Disney+, Hulu, and HBO Max plus free streaming through Freevee, Pluto TV, and Tubi.

HDMI 2.1 (eARC) enables a 240 motion rate at a 60Hz native refresh rate with VRR support, keeping fast-action scenes crisp and blur-free.

Who This Is For

Best for buyers who want a large-screen 4K TV with QLED color and local dimming without crossing the $400 mark. This works well for living rooms, family rooms, or dedicated media spaces where Dolby Vision and HDR performance matter.

Gamers benefit from HDMI 2.1 and VRR support, though the 60Hz native panel means it is better suited for console gaming than high-refresh PC gaming.

Final Verdict

At $399.99, you are getting QLED-grade color, local dimming, and Dolby Vision support at a price that typically buys a basic LED panel. The 47% savings versus list and the gap below recent averages make this a price worth locking in if you need a 65-inch TV now.