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Save up to $50 on an Insignia Fire edition smart TV
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TL;DR: As of July 2, Insignia Fire TVs are on sale for up to $50 off.
Unless you’ve been living under a rock, you know that Hamilton is coming to Disney+ July 3. In order to watch it, you’ll obviously need access to Disney+ on your TV.
If you don’t already have a smart TV (or just want to add another one to your home) there are a couple Insignia TVs with Amazon Fire TV built in on sale. With these TVs you don’t have to plug an external device into your HDMI port — the smart features are all native.
These are not home theater-type TVs by any means, as the only sizes available are 24 inches and 32 inches. They’re really great for bedrooms, kitchens, or dens, though. On one of these TVs you’ll get access to thousands of shows and films from all your favorite streaming platforms. Plus, Alexa is built in for voice control.
Grab the 24-inch Insignia TV with Fire TV on sale for $99.99, a discount of $50. Or upgrade to the 32-inch version for $129.99, saving you $40.
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