Save up to $6,000 on Samsung’s best TVs before the big game

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Save up to ,000 on Samsung’s best TVs before the big game

Samsung’s best TVs go on sale ahead of the big game

Football fans and Bad Bunny fans alike can agree on the importance of having the best possible screen to watch the big game.

With just under two weeks until the New England Patriots take on the Seattle Seahawks, Samsung is helping with that goal, selling a slew of QLED and OLED TVs, with savings of up to 50%.

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What to look for when buying a TV, as explained in this simple guide to TV specifications

Below, we’ve rounded up the best deals from the auction. Most TVs are sold in many sizes (although some are out of stock). All that said, if you like the model but want a smaller or larger size, be sure to click through the available options.

The best OLED TV deal

$2,299.99
of Samsung

$3,299.99
Save $1,000

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The S95F is the favorite OLED TV of our TV experts for bright rooms overall, thanks to its impressive high brightness and anti-glare matte screen. If you are a big gamer and gamers in general, you will also appreciate the 165Hz available on this TV.

If the above sounds appealing, but the anti-glare screen sounds like overkill, you can also get the S90F OLED — the 77-inch version retails for $1,999.99.

The best deal for a QLED TV

$1,799.99
of Samsung

$2,999.99
Save $1,200.00

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On this TV, you’ll find excellent color reproduction, crystal clear picture, and no glare on the screen. Our sister site PC Mag (also owned by Ziff Davis) wrote in their review of the 65-inch Q90F that it offers “a great picture at a great price.” Thanks to this Big Game deal, you get to knock $1,200 off that price.

The best of the Frame TV deal

$2,000.02
of Samsung

$3,199.99
Save $1,199.97

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In general, this will be the best art TV you can hold in bright rooms, according to our TV experts. That’s especially important for a TV that’s meant to be used as a display when not in use. It is worth noting that this TV has a high input delay and limited contrast, which means that the picture will not be the best for movie watchers and gamers. Still, if you’ve got your eye on a state-of-the-art TV and having the best picture isn’t a priority for you, this is a solid deal.

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