This TCL 85-inch Q7 QLED 4K Smart TV is now under $1,000 — save $200 today
SAVE $200: As of Jan. 24, TCL 85-inch Q7 QLED 4K Smart TV is on sale for $999.99 at Amazon, saving you $200 off its regular price of $1,199.99.
If you’ve been waiting for a great deal to upgrade your home theater setup, today’s the day to pull the trigger. The TCL 85-inch Q7 QLED 4K Smart TV is now $999.99 at Amazon — a solid $200 off its usual $1,199.99 price. That’s a lot of TV for under $1,000, and it’s loaded with features to match its massive size.
This TV is all about delivering jaw-dropping visuals. Its Quantum Dot technology ensures over a billion colors pop with lifelike vibrancy. HDR ULTRA and Dolby Vision IQ bring out deep blacks, bright whites, and every detail in between. Whether you’re streaming your favorite shows on Netflix or catching a big game, this TV’s UltraWide Color Gamut and HighBright Pro LED backlight will make sure everything looks sharp and cinematic, even in well-lit rooms.
But it’s not just for movie buffs. Gamers will love the native 120Hz refresh rate and Game Accelerator 240, which boosts VRR to 240Hz for ultra-smooth, lag-free gameplay. Add in AMD FreeSync support and low input lag, and you have a gaming setup that can keep up with even the fastest action. Pair it with your favorite console and you’re all set for hours of immersive play.
At 85 inches, this TV is undeniably a statement piece. It’s big enough to feel like a personal cinema yet smart enough to integrate seamlessly into your setup. With Google TV built-in, you get easy access to all your favorite streaming apps, and voice control compatibility means you can find shows or adjust settings without lifting a finger.
For $999.99, you’re getting a premium viewing experience at a price that’s hard to argue with. Fancy a mammoth upgrade for movie nights, sports marathons, or epic game nights? TCL Q7 is a killer deal that brings the wow factor to your living room. Grab it now before the price (or stock) vanishes!
Christian Wait is a freelance contributor to Mashable. Christian has countless years of gaming and tech journalism experience under his belt, and can usually be found in his office 3D printing or staring at Pokémon cards.
