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popularhtp182 | Staff posted Jun 11, 2026 4:21 PM

Toshiba 43" C350 Series 4K UHD Smart Fire TV $139.98 + Free Shipping

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Model: Toshiba - 43" Class C350 Series LED 4K UHD Smart Fire TV

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Post Date	Sold By	Sale Price	Activity
07/06/26	Best Buy	$130 Popular	1
07/02/26	Best Buy	$130 Frontpage	13
04/21/26	Best Buy	$140 Popular	4
11/18/25	Best Buy	$130 Frontpage	13
10/08/25	Amazon	$150	2
08/17/25	Best Buy	$160	2

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8 Comments

caffeinated_one

Jun 12, 2026 12:40 AM

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caffeinated_oneJun 12, 2026 12:40 AM

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It makes a nice cheap monitor because it's an IPS screen. Really good screen angles and plenty bright for productivity, the web, and streaming. It's the screen I'm looking at right now and what I've been using the last two years. I had an ONN 43" that was garbage by comparison. They may be better now but their early cheap screens were pretty bad. I'm tempted to buy a backup.

LovelyShape8233

Jun 12, 2026 1:43 AM

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LovelyShape8233Jun 12, 2026 1:43 AM

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Thanks!

kalukola

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Jun 12, 2026 2:47 PM

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kalukola

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Jun 12, 2026 2:47 PM

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Quote from jenesaisquoi

What resolution are you using this at? Are you plugged in to the PC via hdmi?Would you web surf and be able to read slick deal comments using this display?I have heard that many of the low end 4k displays are horrible for office/pc use because they address 4 then 5 pixels in each 9 pixel group because it's less hardware but fonts end up blurred because of that and not sharp at all; for things like moving video /media it isn't noticeable.

caffeinated_one

Jun 12, 2026 7:34 PM

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caffeinated_oneJun 12, 2026 7:34 PM

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Quote from kalukola

I guess I should have mentioned. I almost always have two windows open side-by-side. It's so much more convenient to have two open unless I go full screen for a movie or something. I usually have the news or something from youtube at the same time. Also, it's extremely helpful to have two windows open for online bill paying.

For resolution I go with a 4k x 2k (3840 x 2160) resolution, I set the Windows scale to 150%, and I normally set my browser 90% zoom (for most sites). Works for me. Fonts are perfect and pixel free at that high resolution. It's the sharpest resolution I've ever had using a computer. It's fantastic for productivity apps.

Speaking of productivity, my favorite tool for keeping up with my Amazon Subscribe and Save expenditures is CalcTape https://calctape.app/ It's free for personal use with no adds and you can use it with your PC and phone. It's basically like using an old school adding machine. One of my favorite features is it keeps whatever you've calculated when you close the app. When you open it up, all of your calculations are still there.

porkyfan

Jun 12, 2026 10:59 PM

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porkyfanJun 12, 2026 10:59 PM

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Quote from jenesaisquoi

I guess I should have mentioned. I almost always have two windows open side-by-side. It's so much more convenient to have two open unless I go full screen for a movie or something. I usually have the news or something from youtube at the same time. Also, it's extremely helpful to have two windows open for online bill paying. For resolution I go with a 4k x 2k (3840 x 2160) resolution, I set the Windows scale to 150%, and I normally set my browser 90% zoom (for most sites). Works for me. Fonts are perfect and pixel free at that high resolution. It's the sharpest resolution I've ever had using a computer. It's fantastic for productivity apps. Speaking of productivity, my favorite tool for keeping up with my Amazon Subscribe and Save expenditures is CalcTape https://calctape.app/ It's free for personal use with no adds and you can use it with your PC and phone. It's basically like using an old school adding machine. One of my favorite features is it keeps whatever you've calculated when you close the app. When you open it up, all of your calculations are still there.

I am using a 65 inch Panasonic Fire (dumpster Fire) Mini Led TV for my work monitor. In spite of having the Dumpster FIRE operating system (imagine Windows 2000) it is awesome for work and has a gorgeous picture.

caffeinated_one

Jun 12, 2026 11:07 PM

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caffeinated_oneJun 12, 2026 11:07 PM

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Quote from porkyfan

Whoa! 65"!

Yeah, not a fan of Fire myself. I have one TV of each, Google, Fire, and Roku. They're all a hot mess in their own way. At the end of the day I only go to Amazon Prime, and HDMI input for the PC so I guess it doesn't matter. I take that back, Fire's local TV interface sucks, big time.

tonyg13

Jun 15, 2026 6:56 PM

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tonyg13Jun 15, 2026 6:56 PM

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would this be ok to use outside? It wont stay outside, i plan on mounting a mount to one of my pier pilings and then bringing the tv in and out when i use it.

CrinklePotato

Jun 16, 2026 5:33 PM

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CrinklePotatoJun 16, 2026 5:33 PM

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