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This ultra-premium Samsung Neo QLED TV is 50% off for Prime Day

Grab this ultra-premium Samsung Neo QLED TV for a not-so-premium price for Prime Big Deal Days

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It doesn’t matter if you’re a gamer, a die-hard sports lover, or an occasional Netflix watcher: Everybody wants to have a TV that impresses your friends and family at your preferred festive occasion. If your television set is looking a little less impressive these days, Amazon is offering jaw-dropping savings on a high-end 4K Samsung set for Prime Big Deal Days, which runs from October 8 to 9, and you should grab it before it’s too late.

This 75-inch Samsung QN90C Neo QLED is available at a $1,550 discount for Amazon’s October sales event, which is an absurd value, especially when you consider its feature-set. As a long-time tech and gaming writer who’s covered the space for more than a decade, I can tell you that you aren’t going to find a TV with better picture quality anywhere, and certainly not at this 52% discount. It includes fancy premium features like Neo Quantum HDR+, which is likely to make you realize what High Dynamic Range is actually capable of on a top-of-the-line machine.

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Our expert Caleb Denison praised the QN90C up and down in our review of the TV, particularly singling out its HDR capabilities, black levels, and 4K processing as key advantages. LED TVs generally struggle to produce blacker blacks than their OLED competition, such as the Samsung S95D, the LG C4, or the Sony Bravia 9, but this is one set that doesn’t suffer from that problem. He also complimented the QN90C’s HDR Tone mapping feature, which gives consumers an actual choice between “accurate” color grading and a brighter, more exuberant picture that’ll really show off what the TV is capable of. And with its 120Hz refresh rate, plenty of HDMI ports, and a gaming mode that prioritizes visibility and a quick response, this is a TV that’s perfect for your PlayStation or Xbox.

If you’ve never owned a truly high-end TV, you don’t know what you’re missing — but don’t worry: Amazon is giving you the perfect opportunity to experience entertainment bliss for less than $1,500. It’s a true no-brainer at over half-off, so don’t hesitate to add it to your cart and treat yourself to this Prime Day steal.

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Steven Wright
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