Vizio’s 55-inch OLED TV is cheaper than ever at Best Buy

If you’re still looking for discounts on OLED TVs, Best Buy has a pretty good one today on Vizio’s 55in model. So good, in fact, that three Edge employees shouted curses when they first saw it. Normally $ 1,300, that’s $ 900 when you’re signed in with your My Best Buy account. TVs of this caliber rarely, if ever, drop below the $ 1,000 mark, so it’s worth considering if you want to upgrade today. Best Buy did not specify the duration of this offer.

In case you were wondering, this 4K OLED is ready to use with PS5 or Xbox Series X / S consoles. It supports HDMI 2.1, which enables fast frame rates at 4K resolution – c is something that both consoles can use. Vizio claims that the TV’s ProGaming engine can display up to 120 frames per second via its variable refresh rate feature, and that it works to eliminate visual stuttering, tearing, and lag.

If your phone has an OLED display, you already know they’re great for watching movies. Since each pixel is self-illuminated and does not require backlighting, like an LCD panel does, an OLED display can achieve a more realistic and color-accurate image.

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Newegg kicked off a few first Black Friday deals, and MSI’s GL75 Leopard gaming laptop is notable enough to be mentioned here. Normally $ 1399, this is $ 1199 after a $ 100 mail-in rebate and using the offer code 4STUDENT at checkout to take off another $ 100. It has a huge 17.3-inch 1080p IPS display. With the 144Hz screen refresh rate, games and everything in between will run smoother than they would on a 60Hz panel.

Inside, the laptop features a six-core Intel Core i7-10750H processor, Nvidia’s full-power RTX 2070 graphics chip (as opposed to the downclocked Max-Q variant), 16GB of RAM, and a spinning disk. 1TB with a faster 512GB NVMe SSD. You get a very solid combination of specs for the price here.

You can dramatically and quickly increase the storage space of your PC with the Samsung 970 Evo Plus NVMe M.2 SSD. Speak Slickdeals community, the 1TB model fell to $ 150 for the first time at Amazon, Adorama, B&H Photo and Best Buy. The original price was $ 250, but the actual cost has fluctuated between $ 160 and $ 170 in recent months. This is the cheapest price on record, according to price data from CamelCamelCamel.

There’s a good reason for the price drop: the 970 Evo Plus is no longer the new kid on the block. Samsung recently released its 980 Pro M.2 drive, which supports faster PCIe 4.0. For the same price as that 1TB SSD today, the 980 Pro offers half the amount of storage. So, you’ll pay a lot more for the faster speeds, and most importantly, you’ll only see those big returns if you have the right kind of motherboard.