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There’s a chance to save $252 on a cheap 4K TV if you act fast: Walmart’s selling a Samsung 43-inch 4K LED Smart TV for just $248 (opens in new tab) instead of $500, making Ultra-HD binge-watching very affordable indeed. It’s certainly one of the better deals we’ve seen this week, and something we reckon will sell out.
As far as cheap 4K TV deals go, this one ticks all the right boxes. Alongside being a Smart UHD device that offers a high resolution for sharper, more vibrant pictures, it’s made by Samsung. That may sound flippant, but the manufacturer has an excellent reputation when it comes to televisions for high-quality devices that deliver the goods. Although the last year or so has seen 4K TV prices fall generally, its still rare (ish) to see such a good deal on one of Samsung’s panels, so now’s the time to act if you need to upgrade your screen or add another TV to your household. It’s perfect if you’ve just picked up a Disney Plus sign-up (opens in new tab), for instance, as that service streams in 4K as standard, giving you Marvel movies, The Mandalorian (opens in new tab), and more, at their best.
It’s not the only Samsung TV reduction on offer, either. Walmart are also throwing in big discounts on larger 55-inch screens and beyond in a wider 4K TV sale (opens in new tab).
Cheap 4K TV
(opens in new tab)Samsung 43-inch 4K LED Smart TV (UN43NU6900) | $248 at Walmart (save $252) (opens in new tab)
You can grab a high-resolution 4K TV for half price if you act now – this cheap 4K TV is likely to be snapped up fast.
Although it’s not necessarily one of the best gaming TVs (opens in new tab), it’s a very respectable purchase that will serve you well – particularly with PS5 (opens in new tab) and Xbox Series X (opens in new tab) on the horizon. And because affordable, widespread 8K tech is still a way off, it’s not like your new 4K panel is going to go out of fashion any time soon.
Want something you can use with your PC? Check out our guide to the best gaming monitor (opens in new tab) right here.
