Calling all gamers: Get a Sony 4K Ultra HD TV and a PS5 for 27% off
Save $1,051.99: As of Aug. 23, you can get a Sony 85" 4K Ultra HD TV (X90L Series) and a PlayStation 5 console for $2,747.99 instead of the bundle's regular price of $3,799.98 — a savings of 27% off at Amazon. Other PS5 bundle deals include the Sony OLED 77" BRAVIA XR (A80L Series) 4K Ultra HD TV, 65" Mini LED 4K Ultra HD TV, and more.
If you're in the market for a PS5 console and also want a new 4K Ultra HD TV to elevate your gaming experience, today is your lucky day. Amazon seemed to have heard your wishes and provided in the form of a wide range of PS5 and Sony TV bundles currently on sale. Bundles of products from brands as well-known, reputable, and popular as Sony and PlayStation don't appear too often at Amazon, so this feels kind of momentous.
As of August 23, you can get a Sony 85" 4K Ultra HD TV (X90L Series) and a PlayStation 5 console for $1,051.99 off the bundle's original price, which also equates to paying $149.01 less than if you were to buy the two items separately. This isn't the only bundle on sale, though. You can also choose to pair your new PS5 with Sony TVs of smaller sizes, like the Sony OLED 77" BRAVIA XR (A80L Series) 4K Ultra HD TV or 65" Mini LED 4K Ultra HD TV. According to the price tracker Honey, $2,747.99 is the lowest the 85" 4K Ultra HD TV and PS5 bundle sold for in the last 120 days, so now's a great opportunity to grab a hold of both.
You'll be impressed with this 4K Ultra HD TV's display: especially its dynamic contrast, emphasis on natural colors, and Full Array LED backlight technology. It's also a very smart device — compatible with both Google Assistant and Apple Airplay. The Sony TV is kind of ideal for gaming. In fact, it already comes with a handy Game Menu, optimized picture quality when paired with a PS5 console, and an Acoustic Multi-Audio feature that puts you right in the center of the action on screen. As for the PS5, you're guaranteed a deeper-than-ever gaming experience — including stunning graphics, adaptive controller triggers which (according to the PlayStation website) shift "levels of force and tension as you interact with your in-game gear and environments," and so much more.
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Stacia Datskovska is an NYU journalism major (graduating this December). Her work has appeared in USA Today, Boston Globe, Teen Vogue, HuffPost, Bustle, and more. When she's not writing something or other, Stacia can be spotted crying over poetry, making a home-cooked meal, or walking on an NYC pier. For her more half-baked thoughts: @staciadats on Twitter.
