While a budget TV, the Hisense 75" Class R6 Series 4K UHD LED Roku Smart TV - 75R6030K currently has an unbeatable price at Walmart. For under $400, you can get 75 inches of glorious Roku operating system-powered goodness. I always go with Roku TVs and prefer the Roku user interface to other budget TV options. While this TV will be missing some of the features of high-end TVs, for a budget TV, it has excellent reviews on Amazon at 4.2 stars out of 5 with over 150 reviews.
If you have a Walmart Plus membership, you would have known about this deal earlier, as you get early access to those before the general public, along with free shopping (regardless of price), Paramount+ subscription, at-home pickups for returns (great for TV testing!), and more.
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If you're like me and have been looking to upgrade your TV from a smaller one for a while, this deal is too good to pass up. Typically, budget 75-inch TVs range between $550 to $700, so finding a deal on this Hisense 75" Class R6 Series 4K UHD LED Roku Smart TV - 75R6030K for under $400 was too good to pass up.
Just understand that you aren't buying a budget TV like this to have the most fantastic picture and performance, but you are getting 4K resolution at 75 inches, which, for me, makes up for a lot, and I don't have to break the bank to get it.
Hisense 75" Class R6: Specifications
Let's look at the TV's specifications and see what we can get in a 75-inch package for under $400.
- Display Resolution - 3840 x 2160
- Accessories Included - 1x Power Cord, 2x TV Stand, 1x Remote Control, 2x Remote Control Batteries, 1x Quick Start Guide, 1x Warranty Information
- Television Type
- LED TVs
- Brand - Hisense
- Model - 75R6030K
- Screen Size - 75 in
- Resolution - 4K UHD
- Display Technology - LED
- Refresh Rate - 60 Hz
- Supports Dolby Vision HDR and HDR10 (might not be true HDR)
Hisense says this TV supports or is compatible with Dolby Vision HDR and HDR10. This likely means it will play content using these formats, but the TV doesn't have the NIT brightness to support true HDR. I have looked all over Hisense's website and can't find the TV's NIT brightness, but the review site Versus.com clocked it at just 350 nits, which is on the dim side (making this TV more ideal for dark rooms than brightly lit living rooms).
The TV is Roku OS-based, which is my preference, and supports Alexa. I have one on the way because this deal was too good to pass up.
