March Madness is always a little crazier when viewed with the right home theater setup, and if you’re looking for a new centerpiece for your home theater, March Madness offers every reason to go big. Currently, you can get a Samsung 85-inch 4K TV for just $1,100 at Best Buy, saving $300 off its normal price of $1,400. Free shipping is included with your purchase, which is a nice addition for such a large item, and same-day pickup is available in many areas.
Why you should get the Samsung TU690T LED 85-inch 4K Smart TV
Whether you spend most of your time in front of your home theater system watching movies, sporting events, or playing video games, there are few digital experiences that can match the immersion of an 85-inch screen. The Samsung TU69OT 4K Smart TV is a great portal. It delivers a premium 4K picture that displays content sharper, more vividly and with sharper clarity than HD, and with a 4K Crystal Processor, you can even upscale old content to modern 4K quality in real time. HDR technology also lets you enjoy a wide spectrum of colors and visual details, even in the darkest scenes.
Like many of the best televisions, this is a Smart TV. This means you have access to many of your favorite streaming services built right into the operating system. You can access them right from the home screen, making it worth jumping into this TV with the best new movies to stream on Netflix, Hulu, Prime Video, HBO, and more. Its intelligence also includes compatibility with Google Assistant and Amazon Alexa, allowing you to control the TV in a variety of ways with just your voice. It also works with Apple AirPlay 2, so you can even stream content directly to the TV from your Apple device.
This 85-inch 4K LED Smart TV from Samsung is the perfect companion for March Madness, and it’s currently just $1,100 at Best Buy. It would regularly cost you $1,400, making this deal worth $300 in savings. Free shipping is included, but act fast to claim this offer and have it at the center of your home theater in time for launch.
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