Best Buy has
85" TCL Q6 Series 4K UHD QLED 120Hz Smart Google TV (85Q651G; 2024 Model) on sale for
$899.99.
Shipping is free, otherwise, select free store pickup.
Alternatively,
Amazon also has
85" TCL Q6 Series 4K UHD QLED Smart Google TV (85Q651G; 2024 Model) on sale for
$899.99.
Shipping is free.
Thanks to community member
Champagne13 for finding this deal
Note, product must be sold/shipped by Best Buy or Amazon respectively.
Specs/Key Features- Resolution: 3840x2160 (4K)
- Refresh Rate: 120Hz
- Motion Rate: 480
- QLED Panel Type
- HDR 10/HDR 10+/Hybrid Log-Gamma/Dolby Vision
- FreeSync Premium (AMD Adaptive Sync)
- Google Smart TV Platform
- WiFi 5 w/ Bluetooth 5.0
- VESA Mount: 600x400mm
- Google Assistant w/ Amazon Alexa
- Inputs
- 3x HDMI
- 2x USB (1x USB 2.0/1x USB 3.0)
Top Comments
How is it even possible to sell an 85" for less than a grand? QLED no less... I understand it's no premium TV, but I just can't fathom it.
20 years ago I paid 4k for a 50" Plasma. This year I got a 77" Samsung for $1800. 5 months later I could get an 85" for literally HALF that. Crazy.
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How is it even possible to sell an 85" for less than a grand? QLED no less... I understand it's no premium TV, but I just can't fathom it.
20 years ago I paid 4k for a 50" Plasma. This year I got a 77" Samsung for $1800. 5 months later I could get an 85" for literally HALF that. Crazy.
How is it even possible to sell an 85" for less than a grand? QLED no less... I understand it's no premium TV, but I just can't fathom it.
20 years ago I paid 4k for a 50" Plasma. This year I got a 77" Samsung for $1800. 5 months later I could get an 85" for literally HALF that. Crazy.
Quick google, I found this page that gives an idea :
https://www.flatpanelsh
Theres a chart in there that shows costs of making a 65" TV over time, projected. Looks like the actual material and production costs is like $300. Bet the actual cost to make a 85" is under $500. Note that page is about Samsung and TCL in China maybe even cheaper.
The other costs are indirect cost of sales and such for maybe $100. The other 'depreciation' cost is not really what I think is an actual real cost but the cost to recover their initial investment capital and production. So that figure is probably fungible.
How is it even possible to sell an 85" for less than a grand? QLED no less... I understand it's no premium TV, but I just can't fathom it.
20 years ago I paid 4k for a 50" Plasma. This year I got a 77" Samsung for $1800. 5 months later I could get an 85" for literally HALF that. Crazy.
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Is the Mini-LED version worth $600 more than this? Should I cancel and order this? Thanks in advance!
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0C1J4F...tails
Quick google, I found this page that gives an idea :
https://www.flatpanelshd.com/news...1685011590 [flatpanelshd.com]
Theres a chart in there that shows costs of making a 65" TV over time, projected. Looks like the actual material and production costs is like $300. Bet the actual cost to make a 85" is under $500. Note that page is about Samsung and TCL in China maybe even cheaper.
The other costs are indirect cost of sales and such for maybe $100. The other 'depreciation' cost is not really what I think is an actual real cost but the cost to recover their initial investment capital and production. So that figure is probably fungible.
Is the Mini-LED version worth $600 more than this? Should I cancel and order this? Thanks in advance!
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0C1J4F...tails
my $599 Hisense QLED 144hz also doesn't have local dimming but i really can't tell the difference between it vs a $799 U7 which has local dimming and is mini LED, so i returned the U7 and kept the $599 one.
my $599 Hisense QLED 144hz also doesn't have local dimming but i really can't tell the difference between it vs a $799 U7 which has local dimming and is mini LED, so i returned the U7 and kept the $599 one.
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Thanks,