Hisense’s Art TV, Now $847.99, Promises to Pretend It’s a Painting
KEY POINTS
- •The 2025 Hisense S7N Canvas TV dropped $452 to sell for $847.99 on Amazon with a matte screen for art illusions.
- •The Hisense U65QF TV is priced under $400 at 50% off, making entry-level quality more wallet-friendly this Cyber Monday.
- •Sony’s Bravia 8 II OLED, praised by judge Nilay Patel, discounts $1,000+ but remains $1,998 for 55 inches.
- •Samsung’s 65-inch S90F OLED offers gamers under 10ms lag and FreeSync at $1,397.99, battling both brightness and wallets.
Cyber Monday deals in 2025 have turned TV shopping into an emotional rollercoaster, with deals like Hisense's S7N Canvas TV sliced down by $452 to $847.99 on Amazon—just $48 off its all-time best price, proving you really should never wait, but also not too long! While mini-LED Hisense U65QF TVs boast 50% off under $400, Sony's Bravia 8 II hushes its typical high prices to just $1998 for 55 inches, competing fiercely with Samsung's $1,397 65-inch S90F OLED for gamers who want less than 10ms input lag. Meanwhile, giant 100-inch Hisense U7 TVs try to be projectors' brighter cousins at hefty $2,199.99 price tags on Best Buy. Behind the scenes, Nilay Patel judged Sony the 'King of TV,' proving expert opinions cost extra yet still come with hefty discounts. Hisense's Canva TV even boasts a matte screen to fool your guests into thinking it's fine art, complete with wall mounts for non-gallery living rooms. Finally, Roku and Google Streamers cozy up for under $600, promising smart homes can save on streaming without streaming-away their life savings.
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Hisense’s art-inspired TV is less 'gallery exhibit' and more 'I overpaid for blackout curtains'; meanwhile, Sony’s 'King of TV' which still costs $2,000 mid-discount proves discount culture loves to tease, not please.
Buying a Hisense Canvas TV at $847.99: because nothing says 'classy' like paying almost a grand to marry your streaming services with wall art.
Sony half off to $1998 screams 'deal' until you realize it’s still a mortgage payment. Guess we gamers really like breathing OLED.
Source: Theverge | Published: 12/1/2025 | Author: John.Higgins
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