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Philips 4K TV deal includes a free subscription to Spotify (UK deal)
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TL;DR: The immersive Philips Ambilight Smart 4K Ultra HD HDR LED TV is on sale for £499, saving you £250 on list price.
Year after year, 4K TV deals dominate the headlines when it comes to Black Friday and Cyber Monday, and we can’t see anything changing in 2019.
We have already started to see the first TV offers filtering through, and when it comes to deals, the early bird often gets the worm. If you are ready to shop for a 4K TV, Currys PC World is offering plenty of juicy chances to save.
You can now pick up the Philips Ambilight Smart 4K Ultra HD HDR LED TV for just £499 on Currys PC World. This is down from £749, saving you £250 on list price. Any purchase also includes a free six-month Spotify Premium streaming subscription, which is pretty great.
The Philips Ambilight Smart 4K Ultra HD HDR LED TV has HDR and a resolution four times better than Full HD, providing bright colours and sharper images. The intelligent LEDs around the edges of the TV also cast colours onto the wall, creating a truly immersive experience.
Revel in the role of the early bird with this Currys PC World deal.
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