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TL;DR: As of March 13, you can get an 85-inch Sony 4K TV for $801.99 off on Amazon.
A lot of us are going to be working from home indefinitely thanks to the coronavirus outbreak, which may lead some of us to feel cooped up and, well, maybe a little bit bored. A nice 4K TV isn’t going to solve all of your problems, but it’ll certainly enhance your work-from-home “lunch breaks” (assuming it’s just a break and not taking the whole day to binge Love Is Blind).
This huge, 85-inch Sony 4K Ultra Smart TV is $801.99 off on Amazon, so if there’s any time to get one, it’s now.
4K TVs with HDR (high dynamic range) are always the way to go for people who want unbeatable, high definition picture quality. Sony’s are some of the best on the market, so an $800 savings is nothing to turn your nose up at. Enjoy clear, vibrant colors (without motion blur), immersive sound, and yes, Alexa voice assistant compatibility. You’ll get free scheduled delivery thrown in as part of the deal too, which is a nice extra bonus (you’ll probably be home for the time being, anyway).
Friday the 13th just got way luckier — score this Sony 4K TV for over $800 off on Amazon today.
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