Technology
Sony Bravia 55-inch 4K HDR Smart TV on sale for £320 off (UK deal)
TL;DR: The sharp Sony Bravia 55-inch 4K HDR Ultra HD TV is on sale for £779, saving you 29% on list price.
If you haven’t yet invested in a 4K TV, you can’t possibly hope to be a good host. Nobody is going to want to come over and watch a movie or the big game if you don’t have an impressive TV. It doesn’t matter how good your selection of snacks might be.
4K TVs are no longer a new and expensive technology. You can now pick up a fantastic model from one of the top brands for comfortably below £1,000. The best way of securing this sort of deal is by biding your time and buying during Black Friday or Prime Day. Unless of course, a special deal catches your eye.
You can now pick up the impressive Sony Bravia 55-inch 4K HDR Ultra HD TV for just £779 on Amazon. This is down by 29% on list price, saving you over £300. This comes with Sony’s standard warranty that covers the TV for 12 months from the date of purchase, so you’re covered in case anything goes wrong.
This Sony Bravia TV brings together crisp detail, beautiful colours, and smooth motion for an exceptional viewing experience. Basically, you’re going to be the host with the most for the forseeable future. Or at least until the snacks run out.
Invest in a 4K TV and become the host you’ve always wanted to be.
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