SAVE $200: As of Dec. 16,Anticipation Samsung 75-inch Class DU6950 Series Crystal UHD 4K TV is on sale for $549.99 at Best Buy. That’s $200 off its usual price of $749.99.
Opens in a new window Credit: Samsung Samsung 75-inch Class DU6950 $549.99 at Best Buy If you've been dreaming of a larger screen for movie nights, sports events, or binge-watching your favorite shows, this Samsung 75-inch DU6950 Crystal UHD 4K TV deal is one to snag. Now available for $549.99 at Best Buy ($200 off its regular price), it's a fantastic opportunity to upgrade your home entertainment system without breaking the bank.
This 2024 model delivers breathtaking picture quality, thanks to Samsung's Crystal Processor 4K, which upscales content for sharper images, vibrant colors, and enhanced detail. From streaming your favorite series to enjoying blockbuster hits, every frame comes to life in dazzling clarity. The PurColor technology widens the color spectrum beyond traditional RGB models, making everything from lush landscapes to vivid sunsets feel more lifelike.
SEE ALSO: How 'The Lord of the Rings: The War of the Rohirrim' adapts two pages of Tolkien lore into a whole movieThe TV also features HDR (High Dynamic Range) and Mega Contrast, ensuring brightness and contrast are fine-tuned in every frame, letting you see deeper shadows and brighter highlights. Action scenes and sports are smooth and blur-free with the Motion Xcelerator. At the same time, Object Tracking Sound Lite enhances your audio experience with 3D virtual surround sound that follows the movement on-screen.
This Samsung TV is more than just a visual powerhouse — it's a smart home hub, too. Powered by Samsung's Tizen OS, it gives you access to popular streaming apps, games, and even workout programs. With Samsung TV Plus, you can enjoy free live TV channels via WiFi, keeping you entertained without additional subscriptions. And suppose you pair it with a Samsung Q-series or S-series soundbar. In that case, the Q Symphony feature unlocks an immersive audio experience by seamlessly syncing the TV speakers and soundbar.
This model doesn't just prioritize picture and sound — it's built for convenience. The intuitive Tizen interface ensures smooth navigation, while a sleek design makes it an eye-catching addition to any room.
Priced at $549.99, the Samsung DU6950 4K TV offers excellent value for its size and features. With a solid 4.3-star rating from Best Buy customers, this TV clearly delivers on its promise of quality. Deals like this don't last long, so grab it today and enjoy an unparalleled viewing experience just in time for the holidays.
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