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Best cheap TV deals: Save over $150 on a TCL 4-series, $100 on 65-inch Vizio and more – CNET [CNET]
You can check out our full list of the best TVs that cost less than $500 here. Below, you’ll find the best deals that are currently available on some of these models, as well as some comparable TVs you can grab at a discount. Offers come and go frequently, so check back here often for the best prices.
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This isn’t the exact same TCL model that tops our under $500 list, but it is the same series. Even at full price, the TCL 4-series is one of the best value TVs we’ve seen. For just under $300, this 50-inch TV boasts 4K ultra high-def picture, with HDR. Plus it comes with Roku built-in, so you can access all of your favorite streaming apps right out of the box.
Vizio
Vizio’s V-Series made its way onto our under $500 list because it comes with Chromecast and Apple AirPlay built-in, which plenty of other smart TVs do not. These allow you to stream, or even mirror, content from your phone or computer. It also boasts 4K UHD picture, and an IQ active processor that enhances the quality of any non-4K content. We liked the picture quality of the TCL above more, but the convenience of this model is tough to beat.
LG
If you’re looking for a budget TV that’s a bit on the smaller side, you won’t find a better deal than this out there. At $123 off, the 43-inch model has the biggest discount, by percent, of any of the sizes available at Amazon. Alongside its 4K UHD resolution, it is compatible with Google Assistant and Amazon Alexa, so if you have any smart devices in your home, you can control it using the sound of your voice.
TCL
The TCL 3-Series made its way onto our under $500 list as our favorite ultra-cheap option. At $250, this is the only TV on our list that doesn’t support 4K picture. It does, however, come with Roku built-in, so you can still stream all your favorite shows and movies. With 1080p resolution and three HDMI ports, this is a no-frill smart TV that gets you exactly what you pay for.
Samsung
At nearly $500 for a 43″ screen, this Samsung smart TV is the priciest on our list, but it’s also the most advanced. It’s the only one to feature QLEDs for vivid, brilliant colors, as well as a quantum processor to optimize your content. If you’re looking for a TV in between entry-level and advanced, this is your best bet at the moment.
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