Get a 75-inch 4K Fire TV for $470 right now at Amazon

This deal knocks nearly $200 off its original price.

By Brandt Ranj

Posted on Jun 24, 2024 10:09 AM EDT

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Amazon’s Prime Day isn’t until next month, but you can score some pretty incredible deals if you beat the rush and shop in advance. If you’ve been planning on upgrading your home theater, don’t skip this deep discount on a 75-inch Toshiba Fire TV. The massive screen is currently available for $470—its lowest price ever on Amazon—for a limited time. The set has all of the modern features movie watchers, sports lovers, and gamers need to enjoy their favorite hobbies.

TOSHIBA 75C350LU $469.99 (Was $649.99)

TOSHIBA 75C350LU on a plain white background.

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This 4K screen supports Dolby Vision HDR (high dynamic range) for vibrant colors, and has three HDMI 2.1 ports for connecting peripherals like game consoles. Its 60Hz refresh rate is serviceable for all but the most fussy of gamers, who require a faster screen to dominate first-person shooter matches. The 75C350LU is a Fire TV, which means you can stream videos from popular services directly through the set without plugging in a media streamer. It also includes the Fire TV Voice Remote, so you can access your favorite shows (or adjust settings like the volume or current input) using your voice. You can even ask Alexa, Amazon’s smart assistant, about the news or weather if you’d like.

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Brandt Ranj is a commerce reporter at Popular Science. He writes about the latest and greatest gadgets, from headphones and TVs to chargers and cables. He splits his time between New York City, Long Island, and Croatia, carting test gear around the U.S. and the globe.

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