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CNET
a day ago
- Business
- CNET
This Humble 42-Inch OLED TV Is Perfect for a Bedroom, Ranks as One of Our Favorite Models and It's Never Been Cheaper
Look, we know that Prime Day is coming up next month, but it turns out that you can already get some pretty tasty deals. In fact, if you're looking to get your hands on one of our favorite smaller TVs, then we've actually already found a great deal for you. For a limited time, you can get the LG 42-inch OLED Evo C4 4K smart TV for $700, which is 19% off the normal price. That's a $167 discount, and while not the lowest price for a TV, it is the lowest price we've seen on this particular TV, and this one's a genuine thing of beauty. This TV boasts an impressive 4K resolution on its 42-inch screen, which actually ends up looking a fair bit better thanks to the smaller size. The OLED panel means the colors are glorious as well, which is always a nice bonus. It also has all of the trimmings you'd expect of a good smart TV, including easy access to all of your favorite streaming apps, and some extra control options with the Alexa built into the Magic Remote. Whether you're watching TV, checking out the latest films or playing games, this is a great choice. Hey, did you know? CNET Deals texts are free, easy and save you money. While it's not the largest discount, the tech on offer here and the fact that this is its lowest price make this one of the best TV deals around at the moment. Make sure you don't miss out if you like the look of it. Why this deal matters This is a truly incredible TV, and while not as large as some other options, makes for a perfect choice for smaller rooms or homes. It's also the cheapest it's ever been, meaning this is a great chance to get a high quality TV and save some money.
Android Authority
2 days ago
- Business
- Android Authority
Huge TV deal: This 75-inch Toshiba 4K smart TV is only $399.99!
TVs are becoming more accessible than ever. Never in my life did I imagine we would be able to buy a huge 75-inch 4K smart TV for just $399.99. That's how much this awesome Toshiba 4K smart TV costs right now, saving you $250 off the retail price! Buy the Toshiba 75-inch Class C350 Series LED 4K UHD Smart Fire TV for $399.99 ($250 off) This offer is available from Amazon, and it's a 'limited time deal.' It's actually sold and shipped by Best Buy, so you can actually finalize the purchase on Amazon and pick up the item at a local Best Buy store. Are you looking to get a large TV at a low price? Here's a really nice deal, and it's actually a record-low price for this model. The Toshiba C350 comes with a huge 75-inch panel, so it's a seriously big TV. It has a 4K UHD resolution. This is a smart Fire TV, so it runs on Amazon's smart TV OS. You'll get access to the Amazon Appstore, so you can download all your favorite streaming service apps. These include all the big ones, such as YouTube, Netflix, Hulu, Apple TV, and of course, Amazon Prime Video. It even supports Amazon Luna, so you can use it to play high-quality games using the cloud. Of course, you'll also get access to Amazon Alexa, so you can even use it to get information, search for content, or control your smart home devices. You'll even get advanced features like Dolby Vision HDR, HDR10, Dolby Atmos, Regza Engine 4K, and more. Are you interested? Go catch this deal while you can. It's a record-low price, and these offers don't usually last too long. We've only seen it hit this price twice in the past. It's a really good deal!
Gizmodo
2 days ago
- Entertainment
- Gizmodo
This LG 42-Inch C4 TV Drops to $699 (Was $1,499), Lowest Price Ever for an LG OLED TV
When it comes to bringing luxury into your living room, nothing quite matches the experience of an LG OLED smart TV. The LG OLED series is acclaimed for its stunning picture quality and premium features has long set the bar for what a smart TV can offer. Even though the price has consistently fit this status, the investment is one that is well worth it for those who want the best home entertainment. LG's most compact model in its evo C4 series, the 42-inch class OLED evo C4, has typically been sold for $1,499. Until recently, the lowest price seen on this model was $799 but today marks a true milestone: the price has dropped to $699 and sets an all-time low. For those who prefer a bit of a larger screen, the 48-inch class OLED evo C4 is also priced at its own all-time low at $896. See at Amazon For $699, you're getting a television that delivers a viewing experience usually reserved for much higher price brackets. Best in Class Viewing Experience With over 8 million self-emissive pixels, this TV produces perfect blacks and vivid, luminous colors and generates an image that's rich and accurate from the brightest highlight to the darkest shadow. Its 100% color volume and 100% color accuracy ensure every scene is shown with authentic accuracy which makes it ideal for Hollywood blockbusters as well as the latest streaming programs. Gamers will enjoy the C4's 144Hz refresh rate and near-zero 0.1ms response time which together offer clear, silky-smooth images free of blurring and tearing. The inclusion of NVIDIA G-Sync, AMD FreeSync Premium and VRR also enhances the gaming experience so that you are compatible with the next generation of consoles of Sony and Microsoft, and high-performance computers. Four HDMI 2.1 inputs ensure that you can plug in all your devices. Immersive audio and video are guaranteed by Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos support: Dolby Vision provides breathtaking color, contrast and brightness to the film, and Dolby Atmos provides immersive and three-dimensional sound that puts you at the center of the experience. Filmmaker Mode safeguards the vision and integrity of the content by displaying films exactly as the filmmaker intended the film to be viewed. Powering it all is the a9 AI Processor Gen7, LG's latest and smartest chipset. The processor includes AI Super Upscaling which brightens picture quality on its own for whatever you're watching. Multi View allows you to split the screen in two different views which is perfect for multitasking or watching two shows at a time. Whatever you look at appears and sounds fantastic on an LG OLED TV, thanks to its superior processing and display technology. Completing the package is webOS 24, LG's simple-to-use smart TV platform. webOS makes it easy to quickly see all of your favorite streaming apps and discover new ones. LG Channels connects you to over 300 free channels of sports, fitness, cooking, and more so there's always something on. The Magic Remote that comes with it and features Alexa compatibility gives you even greater convenience. With all these features and a price that's now at an all-time low, this evo C4 TV is a deal that's hard to pass up. See at Amazon
Android Authority
10-06-2025
- Android Authority
Google TV Streamer on sale: Take it home for $84
Joe Maring / Android Authority The Google TV Streamer rarely goes on sale. In fact, the very first time we saw it discounted was just this April. If you come across a good sale, it might be a good idea to consider it, and today you can take it home for $84. Buy the Google TV Streamer for $84 ($15.99 off) This offer is available from Amazon, but you can also get the same discount straight from the Google Store. We're linking to the Amazon sale because we know many of you already like shopping there, and might find it more convenient. Google TV Streamer Google TV Streamer Google's boldest streaming device ever. Carrying on the legacy of the Chromecast, the Google TV Streamer brings a sleek new design, more power, a redesigned remote, and smart home hub features to Google TV. See price at Amazon Save $15.99 Limited Time Deal! If you're looking for a smart TV box, it is tough to beat this one. We had very little to complain about during our Google TV Streamer review. Mainly, it lacks expandable storage, and the box doesn't come with an HDMI cable. The color selection is also lacking. Those are very small downsides, though. If you can get past them, it's a really nice investment. The Google TV Streamer replaced the Chromecast devices, which was a bit sad, but the upgrade is really nice. This one gets a performance boost, thanks to the MediaTek MT8696 processor, which makes it 22% faster than the Chromecast with Google TV. The Google TV Streamer also gets 4GB of RAM, instead of 2GB. A performance push is undoubtedly nice, as I still use the Chromecast with Google TV and do notice some slowdowns. The actual experience is rather similar. Of course, it runs on Google TV, so you'll have access to the Google Play Store, which provides access to your favorite streaming apps. The UI looks the same, and you'll still get Google Cast support. One software improvement we liked is that it has Google Home integration, making it simple to control your smart home devices. It even has Thread and Matter support, so you can use it as a smart home hub. C. Scott Brown / Android Authority The design is still super clean and minimalist. This is nice because this model isn't made to hide behind a TV. Instead, it will live somewhere in your entertainment center, likely in plain view. The remote is very similar to previous ones, too, but it is a bit larger. While some may see this as a downside, we happened to like the larger remote. It is more ergonomic and easier to find. Especially because now there is a Find My Remote function that will make it chirp. This is actually not a record-low price, as the first discount took the price down to $79. You are paying $5 more today. That said, this is only the second time we've seen the Google TV Streamer go on sale. We don't expect sales to be so common, so it might be a good time to secure a deal. And if you get it, don't forget to check out our Google TV Streamer tips and tricks so you can take full advantage of it.
Forbes
10-06-2025
- Business
- Forbes
Roku Launches New Upgraded TV Range
Roku has announced today that it's rolling out new upgraded versions of its own-brand TVs that claim to deliver a range of enhancements including improved picture quality, bigger screen sizes, slicker navigation of Roku's smart system, and the latest Roku smart platform features. All three Roku TV series, the Roku Select, Plus and Pro models, are going to benefit from some level of improvement when the latest models go on sale in the U.S. from today (June 10 2025), with the key features of each series shaping up as follows: The Pro Series represent the most premium TVs in Roku's own-brand TV range, a status they earn thanks to Mini LED lighting, QLED colour, native 120Hz refresh rates and support for all four of the key high dynamic range formats (HDR10, HLG, HDR10+ and Dolby Vision). For their new 2025 iterations, though, Roku claims to have worked closely with content providers and supply chain partners to make streaming content more 'lifelike' via enhanced image processing and enhanced manufacturing quality. Roku has launched three new series of upgraded TVs with immediate effect. The improved picture quality part of the enhanced Pro Series also relates to their introduction of a new generation of Roku's Smart Picture Max processing system, which automatically works to enhance such picture features as motion clarity and compression noise on a scene by scene basis. The new processor can also auto-select the best picture mode for the type of content you're watching, and has been tweaked to optimize its workings to the new Pro Series' re-engineered Mini LED backlight system. This new backlight system is claimed to achieve sharper image highlights, reduce backlight blooming issues, and deliver up to 75% higher dynamic contrast than the previous Pro Series TVs could manage. Pro Series feature summary: * Mini-LED with QLED color, a 120Hz refresh rate, HDR10+ Adaptive, and Dolby Vision IQ® deliver a brilliant picture with dazzling highlights, deep blacks and accurate color—now with 75% more dynamic contrast. * Refined Roku Soundstage Audio features side-firing Dolby Atmos® speakers and enhanced tuning for clearer dialogue and deeper bass. * Snappy performance with Wi-Fi 6 and a streamlined OS for quicker app launches and smoother navigation. * Hands-free voice control for quick actions, easy streaming, and finding your lost remote. * Game-ready features, including AMD FreeSync Premium Pro, ALLM, and 120Hz refresh rate elevate the Pro Series experience * Headphone Mode with Bluetooth pairing lets you enjoy shows and sports your way—ideal in shared spaces or during quiet moments. * Thin, modern, shadow-box aesthetic designed to flush-mount to the wall like a picture frame—transforming your TV into a work of art with Backdrops showcasing a free, curated catalog of digital artwork. * Slim-profile Wall Mount Kit is an optional accessory designed by Roku with hinge and kickstand, for easy access to TV ports and cables. * Streamlined setup with tool-free stands, integrated cable management, and a placement guide for easier wall mounting. * The Roku Voice Remote Pro with backlit buttons, customizable shortcuts, a rechargeable battery with USB-C, and a remote finder built into the TV. The new Roku Plus Series benefits from numerous hardware and software improvements. The new iteration of Roku's step-down Plus Series brings some of the features previously only available on the Pro Series down to a more affordable price point. In particular, this series' pictures are now delivered by Roku-tuned Mini LED backlighting with Quantum Dot color, resulting, Roku claims, in deeper blacks, better contrast and richer, more natural colors. The Roku Smart Picture Max processing that was previously exclusive to the Pro Series also makes its way down to the updated Plus Series range, bringing with it its content recognition and intelligent scene by scene picture adjustment features. The updated Plus Series now carry an on-TV remote control finder button too, along with better cable management, a new built-in subwoofer to improve sound quality, and new processor and memory architecture for faster navigation around the TV's smart features and set up menus. Turning, finally, to enhanced features that will be available across the entire upgrade Roku TV range, including the entry-level Select Series, all sets will be equipped with the latest Roku software installed, complete with recently launched features such as Daily Trivia notifications, short-form content rows for easier browsing, award badges, personalized sports highlights, and game-time mobile notifications. All upgrade Roku modes will now support Bluetooth Headphone Mode for private listening, and even the entry-level Select model will join the more premium models in enjoying faster and more responsive menus. Each new Roku series benefits from design tweaks too, including simplified cable management and more clearly labelled ports, and now Roku's helpful TV placement guide will be available even with the 65-inch and larger Select models, rather than just Roku's Pro Series sets. The latest Select series will now include a mixture of HD, full HD and native 4K models, with support for the premium HDR10+ high dynamic range format and Dolby Audio available on the 4K sets, while the Select series range of sizes has been expanded to run all the way from 24- to 85-inches. The upgraded Roku Plus and Pro series will be available in 55, 65 and 75-inch sizes, and all three series should be available now nationwide from such retailers as Best Buy, Walmart, Target and Amazon with pricing starting at $130 for the 24-inch Roku Select. — Related Reading LG OLED And LCD TVs Are About To Get Easier To Use Panasonic Unveils Full 2025 OLED And LED TV Line Up—Including 'Revolutionary' ThermalFlow OLED Sony Unveils New Bravia TVs—Including A Premium QD OLED Range
