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There’s nothing like a new TV, especially when it boasts the newest tech (like QLED and OLED 4K TVs), and especially at this time of year. Right now, there are some amazing QLED TV deals. And if you head over to Walmart, you can score a 50-inch TCL Class 5-Series 4K QLED Roku Smart TV for only $420. That’s $180 off its regular price of $600. That’s a steal, especially for the QLED picture.

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This is an ideal TV if you’re working with a smaller space, like a studio apartment or more cozy living room where you set up your home theater. A screen that’s 50 inches can be perfectly sized and still project absolutely amazing imagery, which is what QLED specializes in.

Compared to your old 1080p HD TV, the TCL QLED Series 5 allows quadruple the resolution. The “Q” adds what’s called a “quantum dot” to the LED. Ranging between two and ten nanometers in diameter, each of these space-age sounding dots produces different colors, according to their size. This allows them to create incredibly precise colors, and more saturated images than anything on the spectrum of a normal old LED. In simplest terms: your TV has far more, and more exact, colors to work with, so you get a brighter, better picture.

With this TV you also get Roku’s top-notch Smart TV access. Built-in you’ll have access to all your favorite streamers with absolute no-brainer, no-nonsense navigation and browsing through thousands of channels, for which Roku is famous. If you’re bothered by wires, it comes with a cable management system, so you’ll have have help getting those out of the way. And gamers will love Auto Game Mode, which automatically adjusts the screen to handle fast action. There are four HDMI inputs, supporting all the compatibility you will need, and voice control so your accessibility can be touchless, and without stress.

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As we’re seeing QLED technology become commonplace, there are some amazing QLED TV deals to choose from. At the same time, it will be hard to find a discount as large as $180 off this 50-inch TCL Class 5-Series 4K QLED Roku Smart TV. It’s only $420, down from its regular price of $600, at Walmart.

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