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This LG 86-inch 4K TV is $1,400 off and includes a $200 gift card
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TL;DR: As of Feb. 26, the stunning LG 86-inch LED UM8070PUA 4K TV is $1,400 off and includes a $200 Dell gift card with purchase.
A 55-inch or 65-inch 4K TV makes for a pretty good entertainment center setup, but if you really want your mind blown by a big screen and stunning visuals, the LG 86-inch LED UM8070PUA series is the way to go.
This 4K TV is massive, has amazing resolution, and is a whopping $1,400 off right now. Plus, it comes with a free $200 Dell gift card. Dell’s got savings on savings.
You’ll be fully immersed in this LG TV when you see its vivid color in 4K UHD, complete with a picture-enhancing intelligent processor. Like almost anything with a screen these days, this TV has an IPS display, which means you can see the picture accurately from virtually any angle — even if you’re craning your neck from another room.
The TV also features LG’s ThinQ AI, so it has Alexa and Google Assistant built in to give you smart home control from your TV. It’s also equipped with AirPlay 2, which allows you to stream content from your iPhone, iPad, or Mac to your TV.
Grab this stunning 86-inch 4K LG TV for $1,897, down from $3,297, and get a free $200 Dell gift card with the purchase.
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