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Opens in a new window Credit: Samsung Samsung 75” Class DU6950 Series Crystal UHD 4K Smart Tizen TV $549.99 at Best Buy At Best Buy, Black Friday has basically already begun. No need to wait — this Smart TV deal was registered to go live on Thursday, November 28th as a Black Friday doorbuster, but the sale price is already available three days early. Be quick and get this sneaky deal on a behemoth TV.
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HDR 10+ pairs with a wide color gamut to ensure that video looks striking in all light conditions. For those who play games, the TV delivers 60Hz screen refresh times, ensuring it can keep up with the action.
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A Tizen operating system lives within, giving you access to apps, games, and streaming services natively. This smart TV has two speakers built-in, but uses virtual surround sound to create atmosphere. It’s optimized for connection to Samsung sound bars for more immersive sound.
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