In terms of image quality, LED TVs will always be surpassed by mini-LED technology by miles, but the problem is that the transition to an advanced display is always an expensive decision, unless you purchase a Hisense TV. On Amazon, the company’s QD7 family is not just available in multiple sizes, starting from 50 inches, but these will go easy on your wallet and go all the way up to 100 inches. Best of all, you only need $297.99 in cash to get started.

The most affordable mini-LED TV from the manufacturer will set you back by less than $300, with the 50-inch size suitable for small to medium-sized rooms. All of the models support the 4K resolution and a brightness of up to 600 nits. While it is possible to hook up your gaming PC or console to the smaller TVs, the experience will always be top-tier if you have a model that has a higher refresh rate.

Unfortunately, the 50-inch size, all the way up to 65 inches, are locked to 60Hz, meaning that if you want to enter the zone of higher FPS, you’ll have to purchase the 75-inch territory. When it comes to size and price, the Hisense 75QD7QF is the sweet spot for both content streaming and gaming, and, luckily for you, this mini-LED model can reach up to 144Hz while supporting HDR10+, Dolby Atmos, and more.

Also, for $547.96 after a 16 percent price reduction, you cannot argue that the price isn’t competitive, because there aren’t many options available for this amount. Of course, if you want to super-size your viewing experience and opt for the 85-inch model, that will require you to up your budget.

For the absolute ballers, we’ve included the 100-inch mini-LED TV, the Hisense 100QD7QF. The majority of interested buyers will likely opt for the 50-inch 50QD7QF thanks to its stellar value, but they might change their mind after taking a gander at other options.

- $297.99 (25 percent off)

- $327.99 (34 percent off)

- $437.93

- $547.96 (16 percent off)

-  $897.99 (31 percent off)

- $1,747.99

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