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Hurry to grab this Sony 65-inch 4K TV at $350 off

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Update: This deal is currently at 100% redemption, but you can join the waitlist in case enough customers in front of you decide to not checkout in time! Another option is to check out this sale on Samsung QLED televisions that are now discounted by up to 30% exclusively for Prime members.

With the Sony X900F Series 4K UHD HDR Smart TV on sale at Amazon today only, now’s your chance to save $350 and set yourself up with a pretty impressive TV at a major discount. Thanks to its built-in Chromecast, you’ll be able to stream shows and movies from services like Netflix, Hulu, and Disney+ without needing a separate streaming device plugged in.

As with all Prime Day deals, you’ll need a Prime membership if you’re hoping to snag this discount. You can start a free 30-day trial now to score access to the sale as well as free two-day shipping on your Prime Day orders and more.

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Sony X900F 65-Inch 4K UHD Smart Android TV

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Get this Sony X900F 65-inch 4K Android TV at a major discount thanks to Prime Day. This one-day deal brings the TV down to its best price yet, but you’ll need a Prime membership to grab it.

$849.99 $1,199.99 $350 Off

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Prime Day is full of offers, but this is easily one of the best TV deals we’ve seen of the whole event. This 65-inch 4K UHD Smart TV incorporates Sony’s Motionflow XR technology which helps reduce blur during fast-moving scenes, along with HDR10, Dolby Vision, and HLG compatibility. It’s also capable of accessing the Google Play store and downloading apps, as well as browsing the web. You can even voice control these TVs and other connected devices using Google Assistant, and they work with Amazon Alexa too.

Prime Day is going strong, so once you’ve made a decision on the Sony X900F, make sure to check out our Prime Day 2020 guide for more information on the two-day sale as well as a list of our favorite deals that are live right now.

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