Bright rooms can overwhelm budget TVs, but Hisense’s U6SF Pro handles glare surprisingly well0

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• August 15, 2026

TV tech is booming, which means you don’t have to spend a ton of money for serious performance. If you can invest around $1,200-$1,500, you can get a very good 65-inch TV, from brightness monsters like the Hisense U7SG to the fabulously colorful TCL QM7L. But if that’s too steep, you can still get a