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This TCL HD projector has a killer deal today

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Owning a portable projector is one of the best ways to enjoy movies, shows, and video games on the go. And if you’ve been thinking about investing in one of these lens-equipped bad boys, allow us to direct your attention to the incredible TCL A1, an HD powerhouse that happens to be on sale:

For a limited time, when you purchase the TCL A1 Google TV Projector through Amazon or Walmart, you’ll only pay $380. The full MSRP on this model is $500. It’s one of the best projector deals we’ve seen in a while, so take advantage of the offer while you still can!

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Why you should buy the TCL A1

At 10.37 inches tall, 5.02 inches wide, and 7.56 inches from front to back, it doesn’t get much more portable than the TCL A1. Capable of projecting a 1080p HD picture as small as 45 inches and as large as 120 inches, the TCL A1 delivers exceptional SDR brightness, rich colors, and solid contrast levels. And thanks to TCL’s auto level, focus, and keystone technology, the only thing you’ll need to do is plug into a wall outlet!

When it comes time to stream Netflix, the TCL A1 features Wi-Fi connectivity and a built-in Google TV smart hub. Not only will you have access to popular entertainment apps, but you’ll also be able to use Chromecast to beam content from your phone or tablet to the projector. The A1 also includes an HDMI 1.4 input and a USB-A connection for viewing media from a flash drive or external hard disk.

It’s hard to say how long this offer is going to be on the table, so if you’ve been waiting for a great opportunity to buy a portable projector, now’s your chance! Take $120 off the TCL A1 Google TV Projector when you purchase today. And if you want to see what other discounts TCL is offering this week, we recommend taking a look at our roundup of the best TCL TV deals, too.

Want even more savings on top tech? Check out our lists of the best Amazon deals and best Walmart deals!

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