Save $150 on the TCL 65-Inch QM7 QLED TV Just in Time for the NBA Finals
If you're a sports fan, you're probably enjoying all the big games right now from the French Open to the NBA Finals. If you want to have a more cinematic experience while you're watching, then a new TV might be in the cards for you. We've spotted this 65-inch TCL QM7 QLED 4K TV for just $650 right now, saving you $150 from the sticker price. This deal is available at both Amazon and Best Buy. Considering this discount, we wouldn't be surprised if this deal goes fast.
The TCL QM7 QLED 4K TV is the previous edition of the brand new TCL QM8, but it's not to be overlooked if you're in need of a smart TV and need to save a few extra bucks. The QM7 boasts sharp contrast, bright colors and HDR support so you can get better visual detail. This TCL is capable of refresh rates as high as 144Hz and are a minimum of 120 Hz so you can stay on top the action during live events, gaming or while streaming your favorite shows and movies.
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The QM7 smart TV runs on Google TV OS, which lets you easily connect to your favorite streaming services, web sites and music streaming apps. Thanks to its support for Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and both HDMI and ethernet inputs, you'll have multiple ways to connect to devices such as sound bars, gaming consoles and other accessories. Plus, you can connect it to Alexa for voice control options. For those who might also need a soundbar, Amazon is also currently offering a QM7 and soundbar bundle for just $730
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Why this deal matters
This 65-inch TCL QM7 4K smart TV is now down to an all-time record low price. Previously, the lowest-ever recorded price was $698. But thanks to this Amazon and Best Buy deal, that price has dropped by another $48 down to $650. That means shoppers have the chance to score this TV at a price that matches that of major events such as Prime Day.
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