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By Laura Tucker
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This is a deal you’ll want to snap up before it’s gone. You can get a Toshiba 75″ C350 Smart Fire TV for less than $470. Get this 2024 model and take advantage of this extreme price savings. You’ll get to watch TV the way it was meant to be seen, all in four times the detail of Full HD.

With Fire TV, you can watch all your favorite entertainment, whether it’s on live TV, over-the-air TV, streaming channels, or live TV. You can even add your favorite apps to get hit movies and binge-worthy subscription TV. This includes Amazon Prime content, Netflix, Hulu, Disney+, YouTube, and more. Do note that subscriptions are still needed for the services that require them.

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Toshiba’s high-performance Regza 4K engine provides the Toshiba C350 LED Smart Fire TV with fantastic picture quality. The set has PQ technology with a high-quality LCD panel to bring you ultra HD 4K imagery. It’s four times the resolution of Full HD and four times the detail of Full HD!

Added to the mix is Dolby Vision HDR and HDR10. You’ll be watching TV and movies in professional theater quality. You’ll feel like you’re right in the action, whether you’re streaming movies or gaming. The bezel-less design gives you even more viewable screen area on this 75” TV.

You can add Alexa skills to that list of viewing options on this Toshiba Fire TV, as the smart TV ships with a voice remote that includes Alexa. It works just the same as a traditional remote to turn up the volume, control playback, switch channels, etc. But Alexa provides the extra functionality of checking the weather, checking your calendar, researching your favorite actor, etc.

Take $180 off the price of this 75″ smart TV, and pay just $469.99. If you’re looking for something a little smaller, check out the deals on the 50” and 55”. Alternatively, pay full price for the 43” or 65”.

Toshiba 50″ C350 Smart Fire 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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