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50-inch TCL 4K TV with Disney+ on sale for Prime Day — now $280

This is one Prime Day 4K TV deal you can't afford to miss

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Prime Day is a day that people wait for year-round. With Prime Day deals featuring best-ever prices, it’s no wonder people keep coming back for more year after year. Keen not to be left out of the price-cutting action, Best Buy is kicking off its Black Friday Deals on Prime Day this year. Be under no illusion, though — this is a Best Buy Prime Day deal, even if it isn’t branded as such. The 50-inch TCL 4 Series 4K TV is regularly priced at $350 but today it is on sale for only $280, which is a savings of 20%. It isn’t every day that you find TVs of this caliber on sale, but Prime Day 4K TV deals are all the rage this year and Best Buy doesn’t want to be left behind Amazon in the savings game. If this deal isn’t convincing enough, check out the best Black Friday TV deals for more affordable options.

The 50-inch TCL 4 Series 4K TV features 4K Ultra HD picture quality with four times the Full HD resolution. Watch all of your favorite shows and movies and live sports in one place with access to thousands of streaming apps, including Disney+. Featuring three HDMI inputs, you can also connect all of your devices for additional content and control it all from one simple home screen. The 50-inch TCL 4 Series 4K TV is compatible with Google Assistant, which allows you to get answers, control devices around your home, and enjoy entertainment all from the TV. Plus, with Chromecast built-in, you can cast shows, photos, and movies from your Android or iOS device to the 50-inch TCL 4 Series 4K TV.

This TV is perfect for cord-cutters. Access free HD content with the built-in tuner or watch live TV from your favorite cable-replacement services. The home screen is customizable, so you can tailor it just the way you like and easily find your favorite apps and channels. The voice remote adds to the ease of use of this 50-inch TCL 4 Series 4K TV, allowing you to search and control the TV with the push of a button and your voice.

Best Buy has the 50-inch TCL 4 Series 4K TV on sale today for $280. At 20% off, this is a must-have deal for anyone in the market for a new smart TV.

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