This $2,000 Flagship TV Is Now Just $900 — And It DESTROYS Every New TV at That Price

This $2,000 Flagship TV Is Now Just $900 — And It DESTROYS Every New TV at That Price The 2025 Hisense U8QG launched at $2,199. It's now around $859 — and it's cheaper than Hisense's own 2026 mid-range U7SG at $999.99, while peaking roughly 900 nits brighter. That isn't a sale. That's a pricing inversion, and it's happening across every major TV brand right now. In this video I break down why last year's flagship TVs are outperforming this year's mid-range sets at the same price, what caused it (hint: it has nothing to do with TV manufacturing), and the one catch on clearance stock that nobody selling you the deal will mention. We cover the Hisense U8QG vs U7SG, the TCL QM8K vs QM7L port cuts, Samsung's quiet QD-OLED to W-OLED panel swap on the S90 series, and the LG C6 size-class panel split that most reviews aren't flagging. Plus the full-screen brightness number the headline specs hide, HDMI 2.1 port counts brand by brand, and why waiting for Black Friday is the wrong move this year specifically. If you're shopping in the $800–$1,400 range in 2026, this is the window. 🛒 TVs DISCUSSED IN THIS VIDEO Hisense U8QG 75" Mini-LED (2025) — the main pick ➡️ https://amzn.to/4fVviE3 Hisense U7SG 65" Mini-LED (2026) ➡️ https://amzn.to/3RPLFKD TCL QM8K 65" QD-Mini LED (2025) ➡️ https://amzn.to/3THP2DY TCL QM7L 55" QD-Mini LED (2026) ➡️ https://amzn.to/4hUlQ6D Samsung S90H 65" QD-OLED (2025) ➡️ https://amzn.to/4wbfeEw