Be the best March Madness host, with this stunning, massive 4K TCL TV—and save 32 percent!
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Right now, Amazon is offering the TCL 65-inch Class 6-Series 4K UHD QLED Smart TV for a low $750—that’s $350 off the list price. That’s a 32 percent savings! This 4K model also features built-in Roku built-in with more than 500,000 video streaming channels available, including CBS Sports and Turner Sports—both are streaming March Madness live and in glorious 4K. It even includes voice controls for hands-free navigation and search.
At $750, this TCL 4K TV checks all the boxes for a premium TV. Your March Madness party guests will be thrilled by the massive screen and true-to-life colors, while your wallet will be comfy with the low price. No matter which team you’re rooting for, this TV is a win.
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