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Save £220 on Panasonic TV (UK deal)
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SAVE £220: The Panasonic 65-inch 4K Ultra HD Multi HDR LED LCD Smart TV is on sale for £679 on Amazon, saving you 24% on list price.
You are likely to go through plenty of films and shows this Christmas, so this could be the best time to upgrade your TV. The bad news is that you have missed out on most of the best deals from the Black Friday shopping season, but there is still hope.
A few of the very best deals have stuck around in Amazon’s last-minute Christmas sale, and you can save over £200 on one of the best 4K TVs from Panasonic. The is on sale for £679 on Amazon, saving you 24% on list price.
This popular 4K TV supports multiple HDR formats such as HDR10 and Hybrid Log-Gamma. This produces brighter whites and deeper blacks when compared to SDR, so you can enjoy the richness of 4K picture quality from the comfort of your home. A trip to the cinema might not be possible this year, so this is the next best thing.
This model also comes with catch-up TV, YouTube, and video streaming from services like Netflix at your fingertips. It is not compatible with Alexa though, so you will have to actually use the remote.
Save over £200 on this Panasonic 65-inch 4K TV in Amazon’s Christmas sale.
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