Best Buy's 60th Anniversary Sale has cut the price of Hisense's new 2026 58-inch QD50 Hi-QLED Roku TV to $189.99, down from $399.99, making it one of the cheapest large-screen TVs currently on the market. The deal is notable because the entry-level set includes features more commonly found on pricier models, such as a QLED-style panel and a built-in Roku smart interface, offering strong value for buyers on a budget, including students shopping ahead of the new school year.

The TV uses Hisense's proprietary Hi-QLED panel with direct-lit LED backlighting and supports HDR10, Dolby Vision and HLG. It runs Roku's smart TV platform, which the article rates highly against rivals such as Google TV and Fire TV. Its 60Hz refresh rate, rather than 120Hz, is described as sufficient for most current console gaming, since the majority of PS5 titles cap at 60fps and the Nintendo Switch 2 tops out at 4K/60fps in docked mode.