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Best LG TV deal: Save $803 on the 55
SAVE OVER $800: As of Oct. 30, the LG 55-inch OLED evo G4 smart TV is on sale at Amazon for $1,796.99. That's a 31% saving on list price, and the lowest it's ever been on Amazon.
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If you're serious about the quality of your TV, the LG OLED evo G4 smart TV is something to seriously consider. This model is a stunning 4K flatscreen TV that will make every watch feel like you're at the cinema.
And the best part, as of Oct. 30, this TV is at its lowest-ever price at Amazon. Saving you an incredible $803, you can now purchase this TV for $1,796.99. This reduced price is specific to the 55-inch model and for the TV-only option. However, if you're interested in premium audio bundles, there are several reduced options on these too, including a Home Theater Audio option.
But this TV is so good that if additional audio bundles aren't in your budget, you won't be missing out. The TV already benefits from Dolby Atmos which creates an incredible immersive 3D sound experience.
SEE ALSO: Save $400 on this gaming-friendly TV from SonyOne of our favorite features is the clever use of AI to improve picture quality. Powered by the a11 AI Processor, it enhances the viewing experience by optimizing both the picture and sound quality. It features AI Picture Pro and AI Super Upscaling for smoother, crisp visuals, adapting content for the best possible display.
Even without AI, the picture quality is already top-notch. It has over 8 million self-lit pixels and benefits from brightness Booster Max, which enhances picture brightness. Dolby Vision and Filmmaker Mode further ensure that colors are reproduced as intended by filmmakers, so you know you're getting the best viewing experience.
Don't miss out on this limited-time deal, head to Amazon now.
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