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Save up to $1,000 on 50-inch to 75-inch models

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September 7, 2019

Leah Stodart

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Cross a TV off your Black Friday list early — the 4K experience can't wait. — Cross a TV off your Black Friday list early — the 4K experience can’t wait.

By Leah StodartMashable Deals2019-09-07 09:00:00 UTC

TL;DR: Vizio is having a massive internet-wide sale with P-Series and M-Series 4K TVs up to $1,000 off at Walmart, Best Buy, and more.

TV news is all 8K TVs this, rollable TVs that. But let’s rationalize a bit — how many people are actually shopping for a TV that costs as much as a car?

While the rest of the market is wrapped up in CES reveals, Vizio has been focused on an at-home 4K experience that people can actually afford — and they nailed it. Vizio’s line of Quantum TVs have garnered top ranks across the internet: PCMag praised the M-Series for its affordable HDR and Gizmodo confirmed that the P-Series is the “best deal for a TV” you can get right now.

All Vizio TVs come with WatchFree, a subscription-free streaming service with over 150 channels including CNN Pluto, Fox Sports, and Comedy Central Stand-Up.

Though mid September, you can save up to $1,000 on some of Vizio’s most popular 4K TVs from 50 to 75 inches at retailers like Walmart, Best Buy, and more. Our favorite deals include this 55-inch M-Series TV for less than $600 and this 75-inch P-Series TV for less than $1,800.

Vizio M-Series Quantum deals

Vizio’s middle-ground Quantum TV packs a serious punch for what you’re paying. Enjoy shadows with contrast thanks to the addition of full-array local dimming, as well as HDR support of both HDR10 and Dolby Vision.

Vizio 4K TVs on sale big time: Save up to $1,000 on 50-inch to 75-inch models

Vizio P-Series Quantum deals — save up to $1,000

You can’t go wrong with what Vizio calls “its most colorful TVs ever,” offering up to 115% more color than a traditional 4K TV. Quantum dots, 240 local dimming zones, and nearly-invisible bezels give OLED TVs a run for their money, and it’s all operable by Apple AirPlay and built-in Chromecast.