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SAVE $600: As of Jan. 16,sasha reprogrammed to eroticize debt Walmart is offering the Sony 75-inch X85K 4K Ultra HD LED Smart Google TV for $698, down from $1,298. That’s a whopping $600 off for a massive screen packed with high-end features.

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$1,298 Save $600

Let’s talk about value: getting a 75-inch Sony 4K TV for under $700 is a deal you don’t see every day. The X85K delivers big-screen excitement with smooth visuals, vibrant colors, and plenty of smarts to make your viewing experience seamless. Whether you’re all about movie marathons, gaming, or just basking in the glow of a screen larger than life, this TV can handle it.

The 4K HDR Processor X1 is the brains behind the operation, working to make every frame look crisp, colorful, and detailed. The TRILUMINOS PRO tech reproduces over a billion colors (yes, a billion), giving everything a natural and lifelike quality. Sports fans and action movie junkies will love the 120Hz refresh rate combined with Motionflow XR, which keeps motion blur at bay even during the fastest plays or explosions.

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If you’re into gaming, the X85K has you covered with HDMI 2.1 features like 4K/120, VRR (Variable Refresh Rate), and ALLM (Auto Low Latency Mode). These features are especially handy if you’re rocking a PS5, as Sony’s exclusive settings make games look and feel smoother.

Google TV pulls everything together on the smart TV front, so you’re not endlessly scrolling through apps. It’s organized and easy to navigate when diving into Netflix, Disney+, or streaming directly from your iPhone via AirPlay 2. Plus, Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos make sure your movies sound as epic as they look.

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A sleek, flush bezel design focuses on the screen. At the same time, optional BRAVIA CAM compatibility lets you use gesture controls or video chat with friends. Thanks to 4K XR-Reality PRO, even your older content gets upscaled to near-4K quality.

At just $698, this deal is a no-brainer for anyone looking to upgrade their setup with a massive, feature-packed screen.

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