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If you want a big TV but don’t want to hurt your budget, you should probably wait until a holiday comes around. In case you’ve forgotten, Memorial Day is coming up and we’re finding great Memorial Day TV deals already. As part of Best Buy Memorial Day deals, Best Buy is currently giving us $100 off on an 85-inch TCL S4 4K TV, bringing the price down to $800 from $900. And, if you’re a Best Buy Plus member you can save an extra $50, bringing the total down to just $750. To get your TV now, just tap the button below and add it to your cart. If, on the other hand, you need to know a bit more about the TV, keep on reading for our take.

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Why you should buy the 85-inch TCL S4 4K TV

The 85-inch TCL S4 4K TV is a very large TV that doesn’t cost too much, which is its overall main appeal. As an 85-inch TV, it is near the biggest that TVs will be and you might want to check into whether this TV size is right for you before purchasing. If you’re sure you want the biggest, then do yourself a favor and compare this TV’s price with those floated around the best 85-inch TV deals of the month. To save you a click, the price here is on the low end and if you’re a Best Buy member it is actually tied in price with the cheapest of the bunch, the Hisense 85-inch A7 .

So, what gives? The answer is: Not much. This is a 4K TV with modern features like Motion Rate 240, the new Auto Low Latency Mode (ALLM) for gaming, DTS Virtual: X sound, voice controls, and the option to connect to it with your wireless headphones for TV watching directly with Bluetooth. What it doesn’t have are next gen mini-LED lights or an OLED or QLED screen. In other words, if you’re coming from an LED TV already, you won’t notice a difference, and the quality will actually be increased if you’re still on an older 1080p screen. At the time of this writing, real customer experience rates this TV very highly on Best Buy. If this TV fits your requirements, chances are you’ll love it.

Check out all of the details of the 85-inch TCL S4 4K TV by tapping the button below. Remember that it is down to $800 (or $750, if you’re a Best Buy Plus member) from its usual $900, saving you $100 or more while this sale is on. If you’ve started to think better about getting such a large TV, scale back with these 75-inch TV deals (or these 65-inch TV deals) until you find something that fits your needs.

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