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If you've been waiting for Prime Day to find a new gaming-ready TV, you'll be glad to know that you don't actually have to wait until the sales truly begin on June 23. Ahead of its discount days, Amazon's Outlet section has listed a few sets worth considering.
Amazon Outlet usually offers a real mix of products, but at the moment, it has loads of reduced Hisense TVs, in a range of sizes and at varying price points. Unfortunately, there's a catch: this deals are set to end at 3am ET / midnight, so you have under 24 hours to decide whether you want to buy the TV or not — some have quite limited stock too, and may have sold out before that cut-off. I've picked out three options that gamers on different budgets should consider.
Should you buy a Hisense TV for gaming?
Several of Hisense's TVs, including the E6 and U6 Pro, offers the brand's Game Mode Plus, which offers a few benefits.
Enabling this mode reduces input lag, uses the set's highest refresh rate, and makes some tweaks to the picture quality to better suit video games.
Game Mode Plus isn't a total rule-rewriter for gamers — most sets have similar presets, or make it very easy to change settings yourself — but it's a sign that Hisense sets are designed for, amongst other buyers, gamers.
The deals above run the gamut of screen resolution, refresh rate and size, and you'll have to pick whichever is appropriate for you. If you just want to plug in a PS4 and play some FIFA 17, you don't need top-end features, but if you're trying to get your PS5 Pro to play the latest titles, a more advanced set will work better.
- Philips 50-inch 4K TV |
$278$198 at Walmart - Samsung 65-inch 4K TV |
$469$329 at Best Buy - Hisense 50-inch 4K TV |
$258$158 at Walmart
We're monitoring all of the best Prime Day gaming deals before and during the event, and for other screens, we're watchin the Prime Day monitor deals too. If you want to know which sets to watch, we've got a guide to the best gaming TVs you can buy right now.
