Don't wait for Prime Day — the amazing TCL 75-inch QLED TV is 50% off today

Don't look for Prime Day — the amazing TCL 75-inch QLED TV is 50% off today

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With just a few days left untilPrime 24-hour interval, we're spotting a ton of Prime Twenty-four hours TV deals. However, if y'all want to get the all-time overall value correct now, Best Purchase currently has our favorite deal.

For a limited time, All-time Buy has the TCL 75-inch viii Series 4K Roku TV on sale for $1,499.99. That'due south 50% off and one of the best Television receiver deals nosotros've seen this year. What makes this 4K Goggle box bargain so amazing is that the 8 Series is TCL's first QLED Tv and it delivers awesome film quality.

In our TCL 8 Series QLED Roku Television set review, we institute that TCL successfully combines technologies like breakthrough-dot enhancement and mini-LED backlighting with a loftier-quality LCD to evangelize great colour and video processing.

Color on this TV is highly authentic and its functioning matches some of the best TVs currently on the market. Fast activity scenes were also shine on this ready with no discernible flicker or judder as people and objects moved rapidly on screen.

When comparing the 8-Serial with the LG C9 OLED and the Samsung Q80 QLED Television receiver, the TCL eight-Series holds its own very well. Overall picture quality may differ between these competing models, but nosotros were impressed by how well the 8-Serial handled virtually-black colors and dark shadows. It's easily-down the best model TCL has put out and an excellent buy for 4K TV fans on the hunt for the best value.

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