This breathtaking LG TV is at its lowest price ever before Black Friday

There’s no need to wait until Black Friday to get big-ticket items at their lowest prices ever, you just have to know where to look.Luckily, as professional shoppers, we know where to look.

In the market for a new TV? This 2026 model from LG is currently 48% off, reaching its lowest price ever two weeks before Black Friday.The LG OLED evo C6 TV packs a lot of features into its 65-inch size, including Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos surround-sound, plus a filmmaker mode that adjusts the picture with Ambient Light Technology so you can watch films as the director intended.It’s a great setting to have as we head into awards season with more and more Oscar contenders hitting streaming every week.

One Amazon reviewer said that the TV “reinvigorated [their] love for film” with its “breathtaking” and immersive picture quality.LG boasts that the TV has “perfect black” and bright, realistic colors.

Everything reaches the screen quicker, too, with the a11 AI processor built in; it works 50% faster, with 70% improved graphics from its predecessor, the a9 AI processor.With webOS smart features, advanced gaming capabilities, and a sleek design, this TV brings premium entertainment right into your living room.Save 50% on Hisense’s answer to the Frame TV.

Switch from 4K TV to art screensavers effortlessly.This Amazon model has built-in Fire TV OS for seamless streaming of apps like Netflix, Prime Video and Disney+.

This Roku TV’s best feature is its Bluetooth Headphone Mode, allowing for a wireless connection so you can watch your favorite shows without disturbing your housemates.Why Trust Post Wanted by the New York PostThis article was written by Angela Tricarico, Commerce Streaming Reporter for Post Wanted Shopping, Page Six, and Decider.com.

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