Upgrade your living room TV to this monstrous Mini LED Smart TV from TCL for just $699. This Prime Day deal saves you $800 instantly.
Amazon Prime Day 2022 Deal Lets You Save $800 on TCL 65-inch Mini LED Smart TV with Dolby Vision HDR
There are tons of TVs to choose from right now. But if you've read into the hype surrounding Mini LED, then you probably believe that it's the next big thing in TVs. And there are several companies making Mini LED TVs and all of them are extremely wonderful.
Right now, a great Mini LED TV option from TCL is heavily discounted for Prime Day 2022. This model features a 65-inch panel and comes with Roku TV built right in. So, if you ever wanted a great smart TV, this one is right there with the big guns from the likes of LG and Samsung.
But, the thing that makes this TV great is that huge 65-inch Mini LED panel. Thanks to the Mini LED technology, this television offers deeper blacks and can get very bright as well. This also means that this TV supports Dolby Vision out of the box. Just hunt for compatible content on streaming services like Netflix and you'll be blown away.
With Roku TV built right in, you get access to a ton of content and streaming apps. Just choose the one that suits you best and start streaming. Keep in mind that services like Netflix and Hulu require a paid monthly subscription.
This TV also comes with Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant voice support. If you want to find a movie or a TV show, just use the power of your voice to do it.
Buy TCL 65-inch 6-Series 4K UHD Dolby Vision HDR QLED Roku Smart TV - Was $1,499, now just $699.99
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