SAVE $200: The black cock videosAmazon Fire 65-inch QLED TV is on sale as of Nov. 7 for $599.99 at Amazon. That's a savings of 25%, making this model the same price as the 65-inch Amazon Fire LED TV.
Looking for a new TV to spice up all your holiday gatherings this year? Or maybe there's someone on your gift list you're ready to buy a great new display for. Whatever the case may be, it's always exciting to upgrade your main screen at home, whether you're going bigger and crisper or looking to add more smart features. Amazon has a great deal that satisfies both categories right now, and it'll make a great personal buy or generous gift.
As of Nov. 7, you can get the 65-inch Amazon Fire QLED TV for $599.99. That's $200 off its normal price of $799.99 and a savings of 25%. It's also the same price as the LED model in the same size, meaning you're getting more bang for your buck as well as a better picture for the same price.
This model offers a 4K quantum dot display that can make just about anything you're watching dazzle and pop off of the screen. Thanks to its advanced HDR with Dolby Vision IQ and HDR10+ Adaptive features, you can expect realistic shades, deep black tones, and brightness that automatically optimizes according to your room's lighting.
If you've had your eye on Samsung's The Frame TV for a while, you'll get a kick out of the Fire TV's Ambient Experience option, which works similarly, letting you use the screen as a canvas to display a wide variety of artwork from Amazon, your personal photos, widgets, and whatever else you'd like so your TV becomes more than just a Bachelorette viewing station. Of course, it also comes packed with the Fire TV features you'd expect, including hands-free mode to use Alexa to turn it on and off, launch content, and more.
This is a great deal for anyone seeking out a new TV, especially if you haven't yet started your holiday shopping. It'll probably go fast at this price — grab yours while it's still available.
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