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Save £70 on a Philips 50-inch Smart 4K Ultra HD HDR LED TV
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A Bank Holiday is not all about that extra day of freedom. No, it’s far more than that, particularly if you are looking for a great deal.
Every Bank Holiday, retailers take the opportunity to drop the prices of their products, and capitalise on the good mood that radiates off everyone on these occasions. It’s surprising how much of an effect a three-day weekend can have. It could even pursuade you to drop some cash on a new TV.
Currys PC World has released a £70 off voucher code on selected TVs. You can pick up a Philips 50-inch Smart 4K Ultra HD HDR LED TV for just £329 by using the code TVSAVE70 at the checkout. This discount is not available in store, and ends on May 28, when the good vibes have disappeared.
Should we be suspicious of retailers looking to profit from the positive energy that surrounds a Bank Holiday weekend? Perhaps. Should we profit from a great deal on a 4K TV? Absolutely.
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