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Opens in a new window Credit: Samsung Samsung 65-inch DU7200B Crystal UHD 4K Smart TV $398 at Walmart If you’ve been holding out for a big-screen TV that won’t wreck your budget, this 65-inch Samsung Crystal UHD TV might be the deal you’ve been waiting for. At just under $400 at Walmart, it delivers sharp 4K resolution, vibrant colors, and some handy smart features that make it a fantastic upgrade for your living room or gaming setup.
The PurColor tech ensures the picture pops with a wider range of hues than your average display. Buyers can stream a dramatic sunset or watch the big game in lifelike colors. It also packs HDR support, so even dark, moody scenes keep their fine details intact — perfect for your late-night movie marathons.
SEE ALSO: The Withings Omnia Smart Mirror offered to connect me to a specialist for a health issueGamers and sports fans will love the Motion Xcelerator feature, which smooths out fast-moving action for a seamless viewing experience. And thanks to 4K upscaling, even older shows and movies look sharper than ever. On the audio side, Object Tracking Sound Lite gives you virtual surround sound that follows the action on screen. It’s not Dolby Atmos, but it’s a solid touch for this price.
The Tizen OS makes navigating your favorite apps and streaming services a breeze. Plus, Samsung TV Plus comes built-in, offering over 250 free channels — no subscriptions required. If you’re pairing it with a Samsung soundbar, the Q-Symphony feature syncs the TV’s built-in speakers with the soundbar for a more immersive sound experience.
At this price, you’re getting a lot of screen for your money and features that usually appear in pricier models. Thinking of upgrading for movie nights, gaming sessions, or to catch up on your favorite shows? This Samsung Crystal UHD TV is a steal. Don’t wait too long, though. At $398, it might not stay in stock for long.
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