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This 55-inch Samsung OLED gaming TV is $500 off for Prime Big Deal Days

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Samsung S90D Series Gaming OLED TV
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There aren’t many TVs designed specifically for gaming but this 55-inch Samsung Prime Big Deal Days discount is about to change that. Sure, there are some incredible Prime Big Deal Days TV deals, from a variety of brands, but few top Samsung’s value and fidelity. The Samsung S90D Series 55-inch OLED 4K smart TV is $500 off today, down to $1,298 from $1,798.

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Why shop this 55-inch Samsung S90D Series OLED gaming TV deal?

OLED technology panels are stunning with pure blacks, bright whites, and true-to-life yet vivid colors. The differences between QLED vs OLED TVs can be compared, but it all comes down to those sharp, crisp, and true black colors that OLED can show off. The Samsung S90D Series is no exception to that rule especially with HDR+ support and Samsung’s 4K AI upscaling with a real depth enhancer. But you’re probably wondering what makes this TV so great for gaming? That would be the 144Hz Motion Xcelerator combined with Dolby Atmos and object tracking sound lite for 3D surround sound.

What you get is high-fidelity superb visuals, high framerates, and excellent 3D surround to create one of the most immersive home theater and gaming experiences possible. Hear the action. Be a part of the action. Also, it doesn’t hurt that the NQ4 AI Gen2 processor is powerful and intuitive, using 20 specialized networks to drive the smart TV hub, Dolby Atmos support, and upscaled 4K resolutions through all content.

Of course, another huge callout here is the discount for Prime Big Deal Days. Slicing $500 off the normal price, you’re getting this TV for $1,298 instead of $1,798, which, is an incredible offer. This TV is a great choice for game rooms, offices, man caves, gamer dens, or anywhere else you want to place it. Heck, even a living room setup for movie night would be wonderful.

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Briley Kenney
Briley has been writing about consumer electronics and technology for over a decade. When he's not writing about deals for…
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