The ‘price to performance’ TV buffs know which brand will always stand by their side when they want to upgrade to a brand new model. If you have yet to guess correctly, look at the latest discount offered by Amazon. TCL, has established its reputation by delivering value oriented smart TVs, but do not be fooled by the confusing 75Q651F designation of this mammoth-sized 75-inch television, because this product not only sports QLED technology, but it also carries an attractive $200 off on Amazon.
With the price cut, TCL’s 75-inch smart TV can now be yours for $549.99, and not many companies can compete with something of this size and price. Of course, as the majority of you know, the only way to binge-watch content on a 75-inch TV is at the 4K resolution, and here, you are granted exactly that, with the company’s Quantum Dot Technology delivering crisp image quality and brighter contrast.
While TCL’s latest discounted offering is not marketing to the gamer crowd, you can still immerse yourself in the latest AAA titles through the use of included technologies. Motion Rate 240 smoothens the image of fast-moving items and objects, while Game Accelerator 120 and Auto Game Mode reduce input lag to deliver a better response time. You also get a ton of connectivity options ranging from several HDMI ports, and you have the option to either mount TCL’s 75-inch QLED on the wall or attach the included feet.
However, what you will not have is sufficient time to decide if you want to supersize your living room or bedroom, because attractive discounts seldom last on Amazon. In short, grab this version, or if you want something that is even more budget-friendly, grab TCL’s 65-inch 65Q651F QLED smart TV for $369.99 after a 20 percent discount.
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About the author: Omar Sohail is a reporter and analyst for Wccftech's mobile section, specializing in the technology and business of the mobile industry. His expertise lies in the intricate hardware supply chain, covering developments in semiconductor manufacturing, chip lithography, and camera sensor technology.
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