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Shop 4K TVs by Sceptre on sale at Walmart — the 75-inch one is $850 off (!)
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2018-10-10 16:05:20 UTCWalmart is currently running a sale on two 4K TVs by Sceptre and we are super pumped about it. You can get the 65-inch 4K TV for $429.99, which is $470 off the list price of $899.99, or the enormous 75-inch 4K TV for $949.99, a whopping $850 off the listed $1799.99 price.
Both 4K TVs are ideal for a multi-device home theater setup, sporting four HDMI and four USB ports. These make it easier to incorporate a bevy of streaming devices and video game consoles, just FYI for the uninitiated.
The real decision here is just how big you should to go. Most home theater builds use TVs that are between 55 inches and 65 inches, so the 65-inch Sceptre is a great option. It’s big, but not too big, making it a little easier to set up.
But if you’re looking to totally trick out your home theater space and make it feel like you’re at the films every time you turn on the TV, the 75-inch will not disappoint. (Just imagine how pumped your kids will be.)
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