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This $200 Samsung TV discount won’t stick around forever

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The Samsung 75-inch DU6950.
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Sometimes, the only thing that matters is owning the biggest and best TV you can afford. That’s why we have entire lists dedicated to the best 70-inch TV deals and best 85-inch TV deals! And if you’re looking to get something huge for your living room, the following offer is tailor-made for you:

Right now, when you purchase the Samsung 75-inch DU6950 at Best Buy, you’ll spend $550. At full price, this model sells for $200. It’s one of our favorite Best Buy deals of the week, but the discount won’t stick around for long.

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Why you should buy the Samsung 75-inch DU6950

The Samsung DU6950 is a budget-friendly TV that delivers a bright and colorful picture that doesn’t skimp on smart TV tech. Thanks to Samsung’s PurColor tech, the DU6950 brings a wide color gamut to the table. From the deepest reds to the brightest greens, the DU6950 truly brings it. You’ll also be treated to some impressive 4K upscaling, so even if you’re watching lower-resolution content (older movies and TV shows), the DU6950 will make this old media look better than ever before.

The TV only has a native refresh rate of 60Hz, but Samsung’s Motion Xcelerator tech kicks in to improve the frame rate during fast action scenes, which is particularly great for gaming. This is also a Samsung Q-Symphony TV, which means you’ll be able to combine your TV speakers with a Samsung Q-Symphony soundbar. And with Samsung’s Tizen OS, you’ll be able to stream all the best apps and games, too.

We wish this discount would stick around forever, but that’s just not the case. Samsung TV deals tend to come and go pretty quickly, so now could be the best time to buy. Save $200 when you purchase the Samsung 55-inch DU6950 at Best Buy, and be sure to check out our list of the best TV deals, too.

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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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