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2020 has been the year of the binge-watch, and if you’ve been staring at that big, ugly box of an ancient TV you’ve had at home for far too long, it’s high time you sprung for an upgrade. A 4K smart TV, for instance, will give you better resolution and the ability to access all your favorite streaming services and shows. Not exactly flush with cash after the holiday giving season? Not to fret: Best Buy has some amazing TV deals going on right now that are totally worth jumping on.
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If you just want a smart TV for a secondary room or your credit card is already feeling the heat of this month’s spending, this TCL 55-inch Class 4 Series LED 4K UHD smart Android TV is up for grabs at an unbeatable price of just $319.99, which is down $80 from the regular price of $399.99. TCL has become a serious competitor in the business that rivals much bigger brands in recent years. In our review of the best smart TVs on the market, we called 2019-model TCL TVs in the Class 4 category, such as this one, “killer budget” options. Not only do they give off a fabulous picture, they come with the Roku smart TV platform built right in, which many people have already grown accustomed to using via the company’s streaming devices and media players. That’s good news, since the Roku platform is universally lauded for being smooth, intuitive and super easy-to-use.
If you’ve got a little more to spend, this Samsung 65-inch Q90T Series LED 4K UHD Smart Tizen TV is a whopping $600 off at $1,899.99. The gorgeous picture is paired with 60-watt speakers, plus Samsung’s Quantum HDR 16X technology, which allows for vivid and bright pictures and realistic contrast, whether you’re watching the big game or catching up on an intensely dark drama. In fact, it was the brightest TV we’ve tested this year, bar none, delivering what could only be described as a “top-notch” picture quality. Its motion Rate 240 technology means you won’t see banding or blurring during fast-action moments, and the built-in V-chip is a useful feature for parents, as it allows you to block certain content based on the program rating.
Those who want to go big or go home can’t go wrong with a Sony Bravia Master Series model, like this 77-inch OLED 4K UHD Smart Android TV, which is selling for $500 off the regular price of $4,499.99 at $3,999.99. OLED is arguably the best quality picture you can get these days, with vivid colors and the blackest of blacks. I have an OLED TV in my living room, and the picture is absolutely stunning, whether I’m binge-watching The Queen’s Gambit in 4K from Netflix or checking out the Tyson fight in HD.
With Android as the basis for the baked-in smart TV platform, this 4K TV will give you improved resolution, even if you don’t yet have any 4K source material (think a 4K streaming or cable subscription or 4K Blu-ray discs). Thanks to acoustic surface audio technology, the sound quality will also be top-notch, even if you don’t yet have separate speakers. Let’s not forget that this TV is also an absolute beauty aesthetically that will quickly become the focal point of any room.
The TV discounts found at Best Buy right now go even deeper—especially for those who have a My Best Buy membership (sign up for free here) and cover all kinds of TVs, from massive-screened 4K LEDs to smaller HD options. Here are some more great deals, including plenty on TVs we’ve tested and loved. With curbside pickup available at many locations, you may even want to make room under that tree!
The best Best Buy TV deals to shop now
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