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Save $1,000 on the 75-inch QNED LG TV at Best Buy
The holiday season -- not to mention the influx of Christmas movies on show -- may have made you realize it is time to upgrade your existing, aging TV set.
If this is the case, ZDNET has found an excellent deal on a premium smart TV worthy of consideration. Available at Best Buy, we've found a 75-inch LG 83 Series QNED smart TV on sale. Normally set with a retail price of around $2,499, the US retail giant has slashed the price of this TV set to $1,499, saving you $1,000 for a limited time.
The LG 75-inch 83 Series QNED smart TV stands out from the rest due to its QNED technology. LG's QNED system combines mini-LEDs, quantum dot, and NanoCell technologies, supported by a 4K AI processor for improved clarity and detail on-screen -- of which, 75 inches is more than ample for most living rooms. LG says the use of small, mini-LEDs results in an improved contrast ratio and a higher degree of control over image detail.
LG's TV runs on webOS, a smart operating system and user interface that also provides access to popular streaming services including Netflix, Hulu, and Amazon Prime Video.
Also: Upgrade or future-proof your home theater with these awesome TVs
If you're looking for a cheaper option to upgrade your home entertainment setup, Best Buy also has a deal available on another 75-inch LG model.
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The alternative, available for $600 (saving $200), has a standard 4K Ultra HD display.
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