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Past deal price: $999.00 · recorded Oct 31
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Source-reported · Oct 31, 4:15 AM ET
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Price wording in the source: “UR8 (65-inch): was $1999 now $999”
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Worth considering if you want a large-screen TV for a bright room or gaming setup: Tom’s Guide reports that strong HDR brightness and 120Hz PS5 play, and this 65-inch model is listed at $999. Check the retailer listing for availability and purchase terms; the article does not provide shipping or return details.
Shoppers seeking a 65-inch TV for a room that cannot be made fully dark, or a gaming setup that can use 120Hz and multiple HDMI 2.1 inputs.
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The current store price is $1999. The listed price is $1999. According to Tom’s Guide, a prior price of $1,999; it does not establish that as a typical selling price. Prices can change; confirm at checkout.
Best suited for Shoppers seeking a 65-inch TV for a room that cannot be made fully dark, or a gaming setup that can use 120Hz and multiple HDMI 2.1 inputs. What stands out: The source reports 3,542 nits on its HDR brightness test, which may suit rooms that are not completely dark; The article says the set sustained 120Hz while the tester played on a PS5, a useful capability for compatible gaming setups; Four HDMI 2.1 ports provide multiple connections for consoles and other devices. Before you buy: According to Tom’s Guide, the TV's latency was 12ms and describes it as a touch on the slow side.
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