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If you’ve ever wanted an 8K TV, now is the time. At the very top of our list of the best 8K TVs sits the Samsung QN900D 8K QLED. It’s an expensive TV, but right now we’re seeing both its 75-inch and 85-inch variations have a huge sale. The 75-inch version is $1,700 off, bringing it to $4,298 from $5,998, and the 85-inch version is $2,200 off, bringing it from $7,498 to $5,298. Unfortunately, the stock is actually dwindling quite quickly, and I’m seeing fewer TVs available now compared to when I first found the deal last night. As I write there are only 7 of the 75-inch and 13 of the 85-inch TVs remaining on sale. So, if you want this TV, you should legitimately hurry up and get it now — this 8K TV deal probably won’t last the weekend.

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Why you should buy the Samsung QN900D 8K QLED TV

The TV is considered great for more than just its outstanding 8K upscaling (it’s still hard to find natively 8K content these days) but also for its full range of features. Gaming on a Samsung QN900D is a fantastic experience due to quality ports, letting you game with a 4K resolution at 240Hz. Sports fans will love the TV’s AI processor that recognizes balls and clarifies them for a clear view of where they’re at — this isn’t just motion rate, it’s actual AI enhancement. When our editorial team published their QN900D initial impressions, they were “mighty impressed” by the upscaling. This TV makes low-resolution and low-bit-rate streaming look legitimately good.

This QLED TV deal is very hot at the moment and the TVs are selling out quickly. The $5,998 75-inch version is $1,100 off, bringing it down to $4,298, while the $7,498 version is $2,200 off, bringing it down to $5,298. Altogether there are only 20 TVs left between these two. Though I’m now seeing that there are “more on the way” for the 75-inch version of the TV (and not the 85-inch version) there is no indication of how many or when they will arrive. The best way to lock this deal in is to get it now.

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