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Save on high-end models from LG and Sony
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The Verge is calling the TV aspect of CES 2020 “a year for the masses.”
Despite incredible debuts like TVs that can physically bend (like a folding phone, but bigger), there has actually been a delightfully high focus on midrange OLED TVs that the average consumer can actually afford. LG and Sony both chipped in with news of OLED TVs under 55 inches, which is great news for apartment dwellers.
No prices or release dates have been set yet, of course. If you don’t feel like waiting, you can ease into the new norm of big-brand 4K and OLED with TVs on sale this weekend: You can snag a 75-inch Sony Bravia TV with Dolby Vision or a 65-inch Samsung QLED TV both for $1,000 off.
Here are our favorite deals:
And here are more deals happening this weekend, categorized by brand and ordered by size:
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