Amazon is now selling the Samsung 85-inch 4K QLED TV for the incredibly low price of just $1,897.99. You don’t need to enter any discount codes or clip any on-screen coupons here, either. All you need to do is place an order as you would for any other product and your new TV will be with you in no time at all.
Amazon would normally sell the Samsung 85-inch 4K QLED TV for around $2,30o which means that you are now saving $400 and 17% on a huge TV that features all of the benefits you’d expect from a TV in this class. That means that support for Quantum HDR is included, while this smart TV even has Alexa built in for controlling your smart home and much more.
Buy: Samsung 85-inch Class QLED 4K UHD Q60B Series TV from Amazon: $1,897.99 | Original price: $2,300
100% COLOR VOLUME WITH QUANTUM DOT: Bask in a billion shades of brilliant color at 100% Color Volume, that stay true even in bright scenes.
At the time of writing, the Samsung 85-inch 4K QLED TV has more than 190 reviews on Amazon with a combined rating of a very impressive 4.6 stars out of a possible five. The only catch here is that Amazon isn’t saying when this deal is going to come to an end, meaning there is the chance that you could miss out if you don’t place your order soon. If a new 85-inch TV is on your shopping list, now is the time to act before it is too late.
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