Best Prime Day TV deal: Hisense’s 55-inch QLED CanvasTV is just $688

SAVE $311: As of July 9, Prime members can score the 55-inch Hisense QLED CanvasTV (55S7N) for just $688.99 — a 31% discount from its $999.99 list price.

Not every TV needs to look like, well, a TV. Hisense’s 55-inch Class QLED 4K CanvasTV seems to have figured out how to be the centre of your living room with more than just a blank screen staring back when watching movies and shows. And right now, it’s marked down to its lowest price ever for Prime Day.

At first glance, this might pass for a gallery-worthy art display, and that’s the point. The CanvasTV’s Art Mode turns your screen into a curated digital canvas, letting you display a single painting or run a full-blown slideshow of your favourite pieces. Thanks to the Hi-Matte display with anti-glare coating, those artworks don’t just pop — they feel real, with texture and depth that’s easy on the eyes even in sunlight.

But make no mistake, this isn’t just a pretty frame. Under the hood, you’ve got 4K QLED resolution with Quantum Dot tech, delivering over a billion shades of colour. Add in Dolby Vision HDR and multi-channel 2.0.2 surround sound, and movie nights watching action movies on Prime Video suddenly feel like a trip to the theatre — minus the sticky floors.

Gamers aren’t left out either. With a 144Hz refresh rate, VRR, and Game Mode PRO, this TV brings the kind of smooth, tear-free performance that can actually give you the upper hand when playing Fortnite or single-player adventures like Death Stranding 2: On the Beach.

Design-wise, the ultraslim wall mount lets the TV sit flush like an actual painting, and the interchangeable magnetic frames mean you can swap aesthetics as easily as you change playlists.

If you’ve been waiting for a screen that looks as good as the specs say it will perform, this Prime Day deal might just be your masterpiece.

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