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Save $120 on a 40-inch TCL TV, but act fast!

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A 40-inch TV is an excellent size for a bedroom or smaller living room. It’s also a fantastic size option for college students living in space-starved dorms. While most TV brands have one or two of these smaller models in the lineup, one 40-inch set we’re always looking for markdowns on is the TCL 3 Series. As luck would have it, we came across a fantastic Walmart markdown not too long ago, and it’s one of the best TV deals we’ve seen this week:

For a limited time, when you order the TCL 40-inch 3 Series at Best Buy, you’ll spend $110, as opposed to the full retail price of $230.

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Why you should buy the TCL 3 Series

While this isn’t a 4K TV, the TCL 3 Series is a terrific entry-level LED that you’ll be able to do a lot with. Delivering up to 1080p resolution at 60Hz, the 3 Series is perfect for watching HD movies and shows. The TV gets nice and bright, and the screen does a decent job standing up against brightly lit rooms. And while the contrast levels can lean toward lackluster, one can chalk that up to there being zero dimming zones on this set.

You’ll have two HDMI inputs to choose from and one of them is an ARC connection. This means you’ll be able to use one HDMI cable to send audio and video between the TCL 3 Series and a soundbar or AV receiver. As for streaming apps, games, and smart home controls, the 3 Series uses the Fire TV OS. The TV can even be controlled using both Alexa and Google Assistant!

It’s hard to say how long this discount is going to hang around, so now might be the best time to buy. Save $120 when you purchase the TCL 40-inch 3 Series at Best Buy. You may also want to check out these other Best Buy deals. And if you’re looking for an audio accessory, we recommend checking out these soundbar deals we found.

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