Amazon offers LG TVs at a price that will surprise you in one of the best deals this week
Anyone in need of a new TV or a second screen in their homes might want to check out a current offer from Amazon. The online retailer is in the middle of its big Tech Week sale event with huge discounts on smartwatches, fitness trackers, Wi-Fi boosters and more. There are plenty of decent discounts to be grabbed, but one standout deal has slashed the cost of LG's 32-inch 2024 LED TV by almost 50 percent.
The 32LQ63806LC model was originally priced at £349.99 but that has been reduced to just £189 which is a bit of a bargain.
This modern full HD screen offers 1080p picture quality, immersive sound thanks to AI Sound and it's even built for consoles with it featuring a built in Game Optimiser.
It is also fully compatible with Freeview plus it's a smart TV so it has apps such as Netflix and Disney+ pre-installed. There is even a remote with quick access buttons to all of those popular streaming services.
It's worth noting that this not a 4K screen and it only comes in one 32-inch size so it won't suit everyone. But it could be perfect for a seconds bedroom or for anyone who doesn't want a massive screen in their living room.
As a quick price comparison, Richer Sounds are also selling this model but without any discounts avilable it costs £349.
Along with that discount, there is also money off some Samsung screens as well, including a £150 off the firm's Neo QLED telly (now £649) and a £290 reduction on a Crystal UHD model (now £809).
YOU CAN SEE ALL THE TECH WEEK DEALS HERE
Most of the deals from Amazon or on 2024 televisions.
If you want the most recent screen in your home then Samsung has just confirmed that its latest and greatest goggleboxes are now available to pre-order.
They all feature improved picture quality, smart AI, better sound and slimmer bezels to make things feel more immersive.
Those pre-ordering from Samsung's website will get a bonus. The Korean company offers up to £1000 cashback and up to £500 off when you trade in what you already own.
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