Amazon just dropped prices on TVs from Samsung, Sony, TCL and more. You won't find markdowns this good until 2020!
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Amazon just dropped prices across all major 4K TV brands, including Samsung, Sony, LG and more with deals starting at just $80. It’s a surefire chance to thrill anyone on your list — after all, who wouldn’t love finding a 4K TV under their tree?On sale for only $80 on Amazon, the LG Electronics 24-inch 720p LED TV is an exceptional wallet-friendly model that’s perfect for a bedroom or guest room in your home.
Amazon’s best-selling 4K TV during Black Friday and Cyber Monday is back in stock with the same low price, so it’s likely to sell out again. The Samsung Electronics 65-inch 4K Smart LED TV goes for $478, or $322 off its list price. This is the lowest price we’ve seen on this 4K TV yet!
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