Get a 98-inch TV for the same price as a 55-inch TV with this TCL deal at Best Buy

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Cinema sized TVs don't have to remain in your wildest dreams: you can get the 98-inch TCL QM7K for $1,999.99 (was $3,999.99) at Best Buy. That's a giant saving of $2,000 and a record-low price. It's also the same price as some 55-inch TVs!

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Today's best 98-inch TCL QM7K Prime Day deal

TCL  QM7K 98-inch 4K mini-LED TV (2025)
TCL QM7K 98-inch 4K mini-LED TV (2025): was $3,999.99 now $1,999.99 at Best Buy
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It's not every day you can get a 98-inch display for under $2,000, especially a mini-LED TV, but with this deal from Best Buy on the TCL QM7K you can. Delivering high brightness with vivid color and strong contrast as well as solid gaming features and performance, the QM7K earned 4.5 out of 5 stars in our review. With this much on offer and for this price, it's easy to see why.

We awarded the TCL QM7K 4.5 stars out of 5 in our review, simply because of the range of features that are on offer and the performance it delivers for the asking price is simply brilliant. The QM7K is the very definition of bang for your buck.

Local dimming is important for a mini-LED TV at this size, and thankfully, the QM7K has got this covered. During our testing, we praised the QM7K's Halo Control feature, which minimizes artifact blooming (a common enemy of mini-LED), which helped it deliver contrast-rich and crisp images. The QM7K also has high brightness, enabling it to deliver punchy, vibrant colors perfect for colorful movies.

The QM7K also carries nearly every gaming feature you could need. It supports 4K 144Hz, AMD FreeSync Premium Pro, Dolby Vision gaming and ALLM on two HDMI 2.1 ports. Its 13.1ms input lag time is respectable and below the 15ms threshold that gamers will look for.

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Roku Plus Series 55-inch 4K TV
Roku Plus Series 55-inch 4K TV: was $499.99 now $397.99 at Amazon
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This is the best budget 55-inch TV I've seen on sale, and because it's a Roku TV, it's easy to use, too. In our Roku Plus Series review, we praised this TV's "very good overall picture quality" and "great smart TV interface" – and while it's a little weak for gaming, that won't bother everyone. The 65-inch version for $499 and the 75-inch version for $649 are also both excellent deals, if you want to go bigger.

Samsung S84F OLED TV 65-inch
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Yes, this is a 2025 65-inch TV for under $1,000. This is basically the same TV as the Samsung S85F, which we liked very much in our review, but it just lacks a few features – the most notable being Filmmaker Mode. We'd actually recommend mostly watching in Movie Mode anyway, so that's not so bad, and the overall picture quality and features list for this price is unbelievable.

LG C5 OLED TV 65-inch
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A new record-low price! I rate this as the best TV on the planet right now when it comes to balancing price, picture quality and features. And for this price at 65 inches, it's just a fantastic deal – premium pictures, every feature you could need, elite gaming… the works. We gave it 5 stars in our LG C5 review, and we rate it even further at this price. If you want a great, smaller gaming TV, the 48-inch version is now just $899.

Insignia Class F40 Fire TV 40-inch
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A fantastic price for a small secondary TV, with a modern smart TV system that has every streaming service you could need available to you. Don't expect 4K resolution or rich HDR here – this is a small, cheap TV that makes it easy to watch anything you want.

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James Davidson
TV Hardware Staff Writer, Home Entertainment

 James is the TV Hardware Staff Writer at TechRadar. Before joining the team, he worked at a major UK based AV retailer selling TV and audio equipment, where he was either telling customers the difference between OLED and QLED or being wowed by watching a PS5 run on the LG 65G2. When not writing about the latest TV tech, James can be found gaming, reading, watching rugby or coming up with another idea for a novel. 

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