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Best Buy’s trendy deal puts a popular 75-inch LG TV down to just $500

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Sometimes deals are exciting because they are on a rare product, or the next gen of the product is coming out and the prior gen’s model gets a wild discount. Other times deals are exciting because they rise to the occasion and deliver what average people want with the perfect timing. This deal that brings you a 75-inch LG UT70 TV for just $500 is firmly in the latter category, and has been floating around the top five trending TV deals over at Best Buy. Normally $700, the savings of $200 put this TV firmly in the realm of good budget TVs. Check it out via the button below or keep reading to see why we think it’s so trendy, if you should buy it, and other options for around the same price.

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Why you should buy the 75-inch LG UT70

The LG UT70 is a 4K LED TV that uses LG’s a5 AI Processor Gen 7 to upscale your content into 4K, so even older movies look sharp and crisp for the modern viewer. Your picture quality will be further enhanced by HDR10 Pro, which is LG’s special take on HDR tech to take a frame-by-frame “look” at what’s going on, adjusting brightness levels on the fly. This TV also has the now common ALLM for low input lag gaming.

So why is this TV trending? The price is just right, $200 off feels good, and LG is notably one of the best TV brands. This is a deal that feels very good in the moment, and we do see that the majority of people are very happy with how easy the TV is to get up and running. In other words, the 75-inch LG UT70 is very much a right TV, at the right price, at the right time.

Right now you can get the 75-inch LG UT70 for just $500, which is $200 less than the usual $700 price point. That’s pretty good savings, and you can take advantage of them if you tap the button below. If more advanced panel technology (like getting an OLED TV or QLED TV) matters to you, however, you should also check out our recently updated listing of the best 75-inch TV deals, where you’ll find things (like this TCL QLED) for just a hair more.

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