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Best TV deal on Amazon (UK deal)
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TL;DR: The Philips 32-inch HD Ready LED TV is on sale for £150 on Amazon, saving you 17% on list price.
We have one question for anyone shopping for a new TV: Where have you been for the last two months?
You have managed to miss Black Friday, Cyber Monday, and Christmas deals, but all is not lost. There are a few options left over on Amazon, with some serious savings up for grabs. You can still save on devices from the likes of Philips, Toshiba, and Panasonic.
The Philips 32-inch HD Ready LED TV is the perfect addition for your living room, guest room, or bedroom. It’s modern and compact, with HD resolution. It’s an impressive model that is still available at a low price.
You can now pick up the Philips 32-inch HD Ready LED TV for just £150 on Amazon. This is down by 17% on list price, saving you £30. There is no deadline to this deal, but stocks are probably fairly limited at this late stage.
There is still a chance of a TV deal on Amazon, so get yourself sorted.
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