Shoppers hunting for post-holiday tech bargains can still secure the Hisense 50-inch S7 Canvas Hi-QLED 4K TV for $649.99 at Amazon, retaining its October Prime Day discount of half off its original $1,299.99 list price as of October 12, 2026.
The post-October Prime Day window continues to yield steep markdowns on major home entertainment gear, with retailers discounting everything from compact bedroom displays to massive living room screens. Prime Big Deal Days provides an ideal window to knock out a major electronics investment ahead of the Black Friday rush—particularly if your existing television has seen better days—and a number of price cuts have rolled over into the subsequent week (as reported by the New York Post). Shoppers reviewing the remaining markdowns will find choices across brands like Samsung, Hisense, Sony and more, with some options selling for less than $200 during the 48-hour event.
Hisense 50-Inch S7 Canvas TV Keeps Its Half-Price Discount
That figure matches its October Prime Day price, representing a 50% or $650 off its usual cost of $1,299.99 and marking its second-best price of 2026.
Designed primarily for buyers seeking an aesthetic TV that works double duty as artwork on your wall, but who do not quite have the budget for Samsung’s The Frame, Hisense’s Canvas TV is a favored alternative. This television comes equipped with a hi-matte anti-glare screen, a magnetic teakwood bezel (with alternative styles available separately), and a low-profile wall mount that holds the display flush against the wall to mimic a framed picture as closely as possible.
“The TV itself looks stupid good in gallery wall and really does blend in with other artwork and wall hangings, especially in art mode.”
Miller Kern, Deputy Shopping Editor via Mashable
Hisense Offers Faster Refresh Rates and Free Art
When comparing specifications, the Hisense unit delivers a faster 144Hz refresh rate compared to 120Hz, pairs two HDMI 2.1 inputs with the user-friendly Google TV platform, and grants complimentary access to an art gallery featuring more than 1,000 visual pieces and dynamic screensavers. By contrast, on The Frame models, you have to pay a monthly fee to gain access to the artwork.
Numerous choices are available to browse, whether your goal is to find a compact display for a guest room or an expansive 4K television to elevate your main living space.
Prime Day TV Savings Continue Across Major Brands
Beyond art-centric displays, the October promotional period left behind price cuts across diverse screen sizes and specialized form factors. Built to deliver bright, balanced video, models like the TCL 65-inch Class QMB8L Series offer TCL’s Deep Color System to bring images to life alongside built-in Bang & Olufsen speakers that negate the need for a secondary speaker to attach to your TV. Other popular options include a small-but-mighty 32-inch television with a high-contrast QLED display and Alexa built-in for hands-free control, as well as Sony models utilizing advanced image processing to smooth out choppy sports broadcasts and make mediocre cable streams look like cinematic masterpieces through a beautifully organized built-in Google TV interface.