These cheap 4K TV deals see the Hisense A6G drop to some record low prices

Hisense A6G TV art
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While 4K TV deals aren't that hard to come by given the saturation of the market, there are some that we really like to highlight - and this is one of them. In Amazon's latest 4K TV deals roundup, you can get one of our favourite screens for a record low price. 

You can get the 50-inch A6G for just $288 (was $389). This is a silly price. Just ridiculous. That's a record low and gets you a sizeable panel with nearly all the features you could want from one of the best gaming TVs in 2022. To be totally clear, this is a record low price on one size, but there are also excellent 4K TV deals running across the range right now as well.

Upping the ante slightly, and sitting at that sweet spot, the 55-inch A6G is back down to a record low price of just $308 (was $449.99). This is a sweet deal and, if your budget allows it then the extra 20 bucks over the 50-inch here is decent value. It's only ever been down to this price once before so the value is strong in this one. 

If 50 or 55-inches are a bit weak sauce for you, then the 75-inch variant has also received a price cut and is sat at its third-lowest ever price of just $649.96 (was $694.49). This is great value for a wall-filler of a TV, and to get one that can hold its own as a TV for PS5 and Xbox Series X at such a low cost is excellent. It's worth pointing out that while a 'third-lowest' doesn't sound like a price to get hyped about, the record low for this was during December's winter sales, and we've only seen it around $40 cheaper since.

This side of the upcoming Prime Day TV deals, TV deals just don't really get any better than these offerings.

Today's best cheap 4K TV deals

Hisense A6G 4K TV | 50-inch | $288 at Amazon
Lowest ever price

Hisense A6G 4K TV | 50-inch | $288 at Amazon
Lowest ever price - If you've been after a top-quality gaming TV - or TV for anything for that matter - then the Hisense A6G is for you. at 50-inches it won't be considered a giant by modern standards but it's plenty big enough, and at well under $300 it's just ridiculously good value. A lowest ever price by about $30.

Hisense A6G 4K TV | 55-inch | $449.99 $308 at AmazonSave $142

Hisense A6G 4K TV | 55-inch | $449.99 $308 at Amazon
Save $142 - A frankly ludicrous price for a quality TV that gets you one of the best mid-level TVs for gaming and movies and sports for the price of an entry-level television. It's only ever been this cheap once before so we don't know how long it'll last!

Hisense A6G 4K TV | 75-inch | $694.94 $649.96 at Amazon
Save $45 -

Hisense A6G 4K TV | 75-inch | $694.94 $649.96 at Amazon
Save $45 - Don't let this small price cut fool you; this is the second-lowest ever price on this massive TV and one that offers excellent value for money. It's the third-lowest price it's been but, for context, the record low was a winter sales deal and that's something that never really gets repeated outside of those sales. As a result, this is great value!

We are big fans of the A6G and in our testing we found that it "is a superior budget TV offering, that often looks a good deal more highbrow than its price tag might suggest..." You can read more in our full Hisense A6G review here, and also check out some of the other latest cheap 4K TV deals below.

More of today's best cheap 4K TV deals

If you're looking to get a bird's eye view of some other cheap 4K TV deals,then our automatic price-finding tech will present you with some of the best and lowest prices below.

If you're after something specialist, then check out our guides to the best 4K 120Hz TVs, best QLED TVs, and best QLED TVs to complete your research. 

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Rob Dwiar

Rob is the Deputy Editor of sister site, TechRadar Gaming, and has been in the games and tech industry for years. Prior to a recent stint as Gaming Editor at WePC, Rob was the Commissioning Editor for Hardware at GamesRadar+, and was on the hardware team for more than four years, since its inception in late 2018. He is also a writer on games and has had work published over the last six years or so at the likes of Eurogamer, RPS, PCGN, and more. He is also a qualified landscape and garden designer, so does that in his spare time, while he is also an expert on the virtual landscapes and environments of games and loves to write about them too, including in an upcoming book on the topic!