Samsung’s QLED TV is back to its lowest price

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If you're looking to buy a TV before the Super Bowl, you'll be happy to know that many of its QLED TVs are at their lowest prices ever. The 75-inch model of the QN85A QLED TV is currently on sale at Best Buy for $1,999.99, less than the normal price of $2,999.99. This massive, slim-bezel display has amazing visual fidelity and also has a variety of other handy features. The Tizen OS gives access to most major streaming services and a number of helpful apps, and the TV has built-in support for both Amazon and the Google Assistant, allowing you to control your favorite show with ease. The picture quality is even better thanks to the support of HDR10+, a 120Hz refresh rate, and Freesync compatibility.

If you're curious about how all these terms affect your TV's performance, you should check out our explainer on TV features.

The QLED TV has a 120Hz refresh rate. It also has support for FreeSync to make the gaming experience better.

• $2,000 at Samsung
• $2,000 at Best Buy

If you're okay with an older TV, you can get the 55 inch model of the TCL 4-Series for its lowest price ever. This particular model has been discounted by Best Buy and Walmart. The older TV has many of the same features as the newer models, like 4K resolution at 60Hz and support for HDR10, but it doesn't have the slim profile of newer models. The Roku TV smart platform integrates channels that would normally require the addition of a Streaming Stick to access. The 4-Series doesn't have a built-in voice assistant, but it can still respond to voice controls with other voice assistants. When you pair the TV with the app on your mobile device, you can use voice commands to search for shows or control them.

The Class 4-Series includes a built-in Roku TV interface and support for Amazon's voice assistant, as well as a 60Hz TV.

• $350 at Best Buy
• $350 at Walmart

If your TV's built-in speakers just aren't cutting it, it might be time to invest in a dedicated soundbar. The 5.1.2 model is currently on sale at Best Buy for $349.99, which is the same price we saw around Black Friday. This model comes with a pair of rear-channel speakers and a dedicated sub, but it only comes with a single HDMI input, so it doesn't have the best surround sound quality. The M-series has limited HDMI inputs, but it does have voice assistant support and can be controlled with your voice.

The package includes a pair of rear channel speakers and a dedicated sub. The M-Series has an optical input and a single HDMI input.

We found a few deals for people who aren't planning on watching the game. The Ultimate Ears website is currently selling the UE Fits earbuds that were originally priced at $249.99. These true wireless earbuds feature custom ear tips that can be tailored to your ear shape, providing unparalleled fit and comfort. In his review, Chris Welch noted how he was impressed by this particular feature, in addition to their great battery life and overall sound quality. If you remove them from your ear, they won't automatically pause. They were able to earn a spot on our list of the best wireless earbuds.

The ear tips of the UE Fits can mold to your ears in 60 seconds. It allows for a better fit that you can wear for hours.

Target is currently selling a four-pack of last-gen Tile Mate trackers for only $39.99, which is less than the normal price of $69.99. The slim trackers are perfect for keeping track of anything that grows legs. The 2020 model of Tile's tracker has the same crowd-finding network as the newer model, which helps you find your lost valuables outside the tracker's 200 foot range. Unlike Apple's AirTags, the Tile Mate is compatible with both mobile devices.

There is a reason Tile has become synonymous with trackers. You can locate your items no matter where they are with the help of the large crowd-finding network and the replaceable battery in the Mate.

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