This 65-inch LG OLED TV is on sale ahead of Black Friday — save $1550

TL;DR: You can snag this 65-inch LG 4K OLED smart TV for only $1,949 if you buy it through the PCMag Shop and apply the code SAVE300 during checkout. (It typically retails for $3,499.99, so you’ll be saving about $1,550.)

From mattresses to fine jewelry and exercise equipment, some things just aren’t worth your time (or money) this Black Friday. But whatever you do, don’t let the holiday pass you by without scoping out retailers’ TV sales — it’s peak season for awesome deals on all sorts of displays. 

Even now, the bargains have already begun rolling in: Starting today, you can score a 65-inch 4K OLED smart TV from LG’s C9 Series for under $2,000. (Yes, seriously.) Simply visit the PCMag Shop — it’s owned by Mashable’s publisher, Ziff Davis — and enter the coupon code SAVE300 to lower its already discounted price of $2,249 by an additional $300. When all is said and done, you’ll have shaved $1550 off its $3,499.99 MSRP.

The TV in question is probably one of the smartest smart TVs out there right now, offering support for both Alexa and the Google Assistant in addition to ThinQ. (That’s LG’s artificial intelligence technology, which adapts to your TV-watching habits and supports voice control.) In our humble opinion, it’s also one of the prettiest TVs currently on the market: With over 8.3 million individually lit pixels on its screen, colors look vivid and blacks appear gorgeous rich even from a wide viewing angle. Moreover, the display itself measures just 1.8 inches at its thinnest point; you can mount it flush against the wall for a clean home theater setup. 

Inside the TV, you’ll find the α9 Gen 2 Intelligent Processor — the most powerful 4K device of its kind — which enhances its picture while reducing noise. It not only affords an immersive viewing experience, but makes for smooth, responsive gaming sessions with ultra-realistic graphics and cinematic sound.

Pop over to the PCMag Shop to order it today for just $1,949 — a $1,550.99 savings.