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This TCL 4K TV is on sale for under $200 at Best Buy

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TCL's 2024 F35 Fire TV home screen.
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Early Black Friday TV deals are abundant, and we’ve seen discounts from pretty much every LED and OLED manufacturer, including Samsung, LG, and the focus of today’s entry, TCL. TCL TV deals are some of the best on the market right now, and that’s mainly because these TVs are relatively inexpensive to begin with. As such, you’ll be able to find amazing discounts at multiple retailers, including this fantastic offer:

As part of this Best Buy doorbuster sale, when you purchase the TCL 55-inch F35 Series 4K LED, you’ll only pay $190. At full price, this model sells for $330. That $150 you save is a sound investment toward one of these best early Black Friday soundbar deals!

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Why you should buy the TCL 55-inch F35 Series

The TCL F35 Series is a 4K LED TV with a native 60Hz refresh rate. On paper, that may not sound too impressive, but TCL packed this TV with the kind of picture-processing tech that improves motion and delivers great 4K upscaling. TCL’s Motion Rate 240 with MEMC Frame Insertion kicks in during high-action scenes to help smooth onscreen motion, while ALLM kicks in to get input lag to a satisfying place for console and PC gaming, not to mention the TV’s solid HDR support, which checks every box except for HDR10+.

We’ve been seeing a lot of early Black Friday TV deals on Google and Roku-powered models, but the TCL F35 Series runs Amazon’s Fire TV OS. The awesome UI and smart hub give you access to hundreds of apps and free live TV stations, along with Alexa capabilities via the included Voice Remote.

We’re not sure how long this markdown is going to be in town, but doorbuster sales tend to drop off the face of the earth in record time. So, today might be your only shot to score the TCL 55-inch F35 Series 4K LED at Best Buy. We also recommend checking out our collections of the best early Black Friday TCL TV deals and best TV deals.

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Michael Bizzaco
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Michael Bizzaco has been selling, installing, and talking about TVs, soundbars, streaming devices, and all things smart home…
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