$1300 off this 8K Samsung TV deal is tempting us to upgrade to the futuristic resolution
The Flagship 65-inch Q900TS plummets to under $3,000 for the first time since launch.
The once eyewatering $4,000 MSRP of the Samsung Q900TS has been cut down to $2,699 at Best Buy - saving $1,300. We don't see next week's Prime Day TV deals beating this in all honesty. What's more; there's a digital $500 gift card to spend online too.
It should not be understated, this is still a monstrous amount of money for a TV, but it's a far cry from the astronomical sums that some retailers were charging for 8K only a year or two ago - with even other Samsung 8K models, like the QE65Q900R, costing $5,000 upon release.
All those pretty pixels would mean nothing if the TV itself didn't have anything to substantiate it; this is one instance where the price is justified by - expectedly - including all the features you would demand out of a TV in this price range.
The Q900TS's gaming capabilities are likely to be what tips the scale in its favor. With HDMI 2.1 support - up to 10K at 120FPS - Nvidia Adaptive G-Sync and 120Hz refresh rate, the Xbox Series X and PS5 are going to look the best that they can at this point in time.
Keep in mind that native 8K content is very limited at the moment, but that upscaling from 4K media can still look extraordinary. Any way you slice it, it's an investment first and foremost, but also a way to future-proof your home entertainment system for many years to come.
Don't miss this 8K Samsung TV deal
Samsung 65-inch Q900TS 8K TV | $4,000 $2,699.99 at Best Buy
Save $1300 and get a free $500 gift card: If you're serious about cinema or getting the most out of the current generation of game consoles for your living room, then, while still far beyond the reach of the majority of us, the Q900TS can fill that void. This TV does everything you'd expect from a modern flagship, but the price reflects its pedigree.
Keep in mind, the free $500 gift card offer could expire at practically any moment, and it's subject to terms and conditions set by Best Buy itself. Look out for it underneath the price listing, as you'll see it below:
After something cheaper but also something to file under 'awesome'? Then check out our buying guides to the best TV for PS5 and Xbox Series X, best OLED TV, and best 120Hz TV.
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