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At $898 (40% off its $1499 regular price at Walmart), this TCL 98-inch 4K QLED TV Q51BG offer saves you $601. According to Tom's Guide, the TCL 98-inch Q51BG is listed at $898 at Walmart, versus a stated regular price of $1,499—a calculated 40.1% off from those amounts; the article describes the reduction as $600, although the displayed prices differ by $601. It may be worth considering if you want a very large screen for gaming or sports and can accommodate its size; check the exact model and Walmart offer details before ordering.
Shoppers seeking a 98-inch TV with a 4K QLED panel and a stated 144Hz refresh rate, particularly for gaming or sports.
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The current price is $898. That is 40% off the $1499 regular price, saving $601. The article reports that Amazon and Best Buy offer a different 98-inch TV, the TCL Q65, for $1,299; this is not a direct comparison with the Q51BG. Prices can change; confirm at checkout.
Best suited for Shoppers seeking a 98-inch TV with a 4K QLED panel and a stated 144Hz refresh rate, particularly for gaming or sports. What stands out: The 144Hz refresh rate is a source-supported feature that may suit shoppers who want smoother motion for gaming and sports; The article lists Dolby Vision, HDR10+, HLG, and Dolby Atmos support, which may matter to buyers choosing a TV for varied movie and show formats; The article says Walmart offers free installation, which could reduce setup effort for a large TV. Before you buy: According to Tom’s Guide, picture quality will not match an LG C6 OLED, while describing this TV as a more affordable 98-inch option; The source's stated $600 saving conflicts by $1 with the difference between its listed $1,499 and $898 prices.
No promo code or membership was reported; the price applies at Walmart. No end date was reported.