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GET $100 OFF:As of May 17,Risa Sakamoto Archives you can snag a 40-inch 2-Series Amazon Fire TV for just $149.99, down from $249.99. That's a 40% discount or $100 off.

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Looking for a new TV that won’t put you into financial ruin? Amazon’s running a limited-time deal on the 40-inch 2-Series Amazon Fire TV, and it’s the lowest price we’ve seen yet. Like, it beats Cyber Monday prices.

As of May 17, you can score a 40-inch 2-Series Amazon Fire TV for just $149.99, down from $249.99 at Amazon. That’s a 40% discount and $100 off the original price.

SEE ALSO: All the Amazon Fire TV Sticks are back down to their Big Spring Sale prices

The 2-Series features 1080p resolution and comes with built-in Amazon Fire TV capabilities. You can watch your favorite shows and movies and stream free content with apps like Freevee and Pluto TV. Plus, with this deal, you can get six months of MGM+ streaming service on the house.

With smart capabilities and Alexa integration, this 40-inch TV is ideal for anyone who wants to upgrade their entertainment center without breaking the bank.

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We’d like to note just one thing: This version does not support 4K resolution. So, if you’re looking for something a little flashier and with higher resolution capabilities, you may want to consider other options available on the market, like the 4-Series or Omni QLED Series.

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