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SAVE $150: As of Dec. 6,Landlady’s Loose Legs the TCL 65-inch Q5-Series 4K UHD HDR PRO+ QLED Smart Fire TV is on sale for $399.99 at Best Buy. That's a $150 saving off its usual $549.99 price.

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$549.99 Save $150

If you're shopping for a TV upgrade that blends premium features with an accessible price tag, the TCL Q5 65-inch Smart Fire TV is a strong contender. I've tested plenty of budget-friendly TVs, and this one consistently punches above its weight. Right now, it's available for $399.99 at Best Buy. That's a full $150 off its regular price of $549.99. This is a solid opportunity to snag a high-performance QLED for under $400.

Let's be real: not all TVs in this price range are created equal. Some give you flat colors and clunky interfaces, but the TCL Q5 throws a party on your screen. With its QLED display powered by Quantum Dot technology, this TV serves up vibrant colors and strong brightness that makes everything from rom-coms to Marvel marathons feel like a front-row experience. Dolby Vision and HDR PRO+ tech ensure every scene gets the love it deserves.

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Game Accelerator 120 ensures your refresh rate is as smooth as your skills (or as close as it gets). Auto Game Mode (ALLM) automatically optimizes your setup for a lag-free experience. Gunning for leaderboard glory or getting absolutely wrecked in Call of Duty? This TV won't slow you down. And thanks to Motion Rate 240, action sequences and fast-moving sports look buttery smooth instead of blurry messes.

The TCL Q5's sound game is no slouch either. Dolby Atmos and DTS Virtual:X deliver quality audio. Feel like keeping it to yourself? Bluetooth Personal Audio lets you hook up your favorite headphones so you can binge your guilty-pleasure reality shows without judgment.

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Fire TV is baked right in, giving you instant access to all the big streaming apps. Alexa voice controls make it even easier. It even works with Apple AirPlay 2, so you can stream videos, photos, and TikToks (we won't judge) directly from your iPhone.

Wrapped in a sleek, bezel-less design, this TV looks as good off as it does on. At $399.99, you're not just saving $150, you're getting a deal that feels almost criminal. Sales like this never last long; do pull the trigger if you've been waiting for an affordable living room beast.

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