The 75-inch Hisense U7 Mini LED is $1,297.99 at Amazon, the largest dollar gap of four Hisense televisions advertising a cut today. It is also the only one of the four whose dimming zones and brightness Hisense publishes anywhere.
Hisense rates the set, model 75U7SG, at 1,100 local dimming zones and up to 3,000 nits, on a panel it calls native 165Hz. The two U6 Pro sets and the 50-inch CanvasTV beside it have no published zone count and no published brightness figure at all.
None of the four crossed-out prices can be checked against the maker. Hisense publishes exactly one US figure for these lines, a U7 series starting at $1,299 MSRP, in its March 9, 2026 announcement.
What the four Hisense listings charge today
Amazon is the seller and shipper on all four, and none is Prime-gated or showing a low stock warning. The list prices below are Amazon's own, and Hisense corroborates none of them.
| Model | Price | Listed list price | What Hisense publishes about the panel |
|---|---|---|---|
| 75-inch U7 (75U7SG) | $1,297.99 | $1,999.99 | 1,100 zones, up to 3,000 nits, native 165Hz |
| 85-inch U6 Pro (85U6SF Pro) | $1,299.99 | $1,999.99 | Native 144Hz, no zone count, no nits |
| 75-inch U6 Pro (75U6SF Pro) | $799.99 | $1,399.99 | Native 144Hz, no zone count, no nits |
| 50-inch CanvasTV (50S7SG) | $797.99 | $1,299.99 | No refresh rate, no zone count, no nits |
The 75-inch U7 therefore sells for about a dollar under the starting price Hisense quoted for the whole series. That quoted figure covers the cheapest size in a line that runs from 55 to 116 inches.
Hisense 75U7SG specifications
Hisense's US pages for these sets carry no numbers, so the U7 spec table comes from the identical model code on its Canadian site. Zone counts there rise with screen size, which is not how the cheaper E7SF behaves. That series gives 144 zones to every size from 50 to 85 inches.
| Specification | Hisense 75U7SG |
|---|---|
| Backlight | Mini-LED PRO, 1,100 local dimming zones |
| Brightness | Up to 3,000 nits |
| Refresh rate | Native 165Hz, VRR 48Hz to 165Hz, FreeSync Premium Pro |
| HDMI | Four inputs, all HDMI 2.1, eARC on HDMI 3 |
| HDR | Dolby Vision IQ, HDR10+ Adaptive, HDR10, HLG |
| Audio | 2.1.2 channels, Dolby Atmos, tuned by Devialet |
| Platform | Google TV, Wi-Fi 6E, Bluetooth 5.4 |
| Mount and weight | 400 x 400 mm VESA, 70.8 lbs with stand |
One claim in the listing title has no support in that table. Amazon prints "VRR 330", and the string 330 appears nowhere on Hisense's own page, which gives a variable refresh window of 48Hz to 165Hz and a Motion Rate of 480.
Both U6 Pro sets cost more than they did in October
The 75-inch U6 Pro carries the biggest advertised percentage in the group at 43 percent off. It is also the one set here that has gone up, because the same listing charged $747.99 on October 18 and $749.99 on October 8.
At $799.99 it is $52 above that October 18 price. The 85-inch version is $1,299.99 today against $1,097.97 on October 18, a rise of $202.02.
Both sets share one spec sheet, a Hisense support document covering 55 to 85 inches. It gives a native 144Hz panel, variable refresh from 48Hz to 144Hz, a 2.1 channel speaker array with a built-in subwoofer, and two HDMI 2.1 inputs alongside two HDMI 2.0. The U7 gives all four inputs the faster standard.
Hisense says the U6 Pro backlight uses "thousands of precise zones" and then publishes no count, which is the usual shape of an unnumbered dimming claim.
The 50-inch CanvasTV has not moved since September
The CanvasTV is an art display rather than a conventional television. It hangs flat on a two-part mount, ships with a magnetic teak frame, and shows artwork when idle, with white and walnut frames sold separately.
Its $797.99 is the same price this listing charged on September 26, to the cent. The 39 percent beside it has therefore been standing for five weeks, and the 55-inch model had stopped moving too by last week.
This is the thinnest row of the four on published facts. Hisense gives the 50-inch no refresh rate, no zone count and no brightness figure, and does not print Dolby Vision on its page, though the Amazon title claims it. On that basis it is the row to approach with the most caution.
What Hisense does not publish
Hisense sells none of these sets directly and prints no price on any of their product pages. Its only CanvasTV prices are from 2025, for the 75 and 85-inch sizes of the previous generation, so the $1,299.99 anchor on the 50-inch answers to nothing.
Contrast ratio, colour gamut, input lag and panel type are missing across all four, and the brightness figures come with no measurement window attached. Amazon states no end date for any of the prices, and they can change at any time.
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