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Watch the Big Game on a TCL S5 75” Smart TV for Under $500

By Laura Tucker
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Tcl S5 Smart Tv Screen

If you missed upgrading your TV during the New Year sales rush, don’t worry – you haven’t run out of opportunities. There are still fantastic deals you can grab to watch the big game on a huge screen, such as the TCL S5 Smart TV.

This TV is massive. The 75-inch screen does a great job of creating a cinematic experience right at home. Creating the movie theater-like experience is a 4K UltraHD resolution that offers an almost unreal level of detail and clarity. There’s no chance to miss those ripples on a lake or the movement of leaves.

Tcl S5 Motion 240

Pair this with enhanced color technology and high-brightness LED backlighting, and every scene looks lifelike (even if your room is flooded with natural light). If you like watching anything action-packed, you will also appreciate the smooth motion provided by Motion Rate 240 technology. It makes sure the action stays sharp and fluid throughout.

TCL S5 75” Smart TV

TCL S5 75” Smart TV

Save 26% and pay just $479.99

The TCL S5 Smart TV is more than just a pretty picture. It’s a smart TV powered by Fire TV, providing access to your favorite streaming services, live TV, and even apps, all in one place.

If gaming is part of your entertainment mix, the TCL S5 Smart TV impresses on that front, too. Features like Accelerator 120 and Auto Game Mode will enhance your gaming experience by reducing input lag and delivering responsive gameplay.

Game On Tcl S5

If you’re looking to have the gang over to watch the big game, then still enjoy a new TV for years to come, the TCL S5 Smart TV is a deal worth considering.

You can grab this 75” smart TV for $479.99 after a 26% discount. Also check out the prices of the other sizes, ranging from 43” to 65”, and the delivery and setup options.

TCL S5 Smart TV

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Laura has spent more than 20 years writing news, reviews, and op-eds, with the majority of those years as an editor as well. She has exclusively used Apple products for the past 35 years. In addition to writing and editing at MTE, she also runs the site’s sponsored review program.

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