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$999.99 Save $350

The TCL 85-inch Class S5-Series 4K TV was already on sale for $699.99 in the Best Buy Black Friday sale. We were shouting about it as one of the best deals of the shopping event, but we spoke too soon.

As of Dec. 2, the TCL 85-inch Class S5-Series 4K TV is on sale for $649.99 in the Best Buy Cyber Monday sale. The bonus $50 discount brings the total savings to $350. We can't see this deal sticking around after Cyber Monday, so act fast to secure this low price. You've been warned.

SEE ALSO: Get the Fire TV Stick 4K at its lowest-ever price in Amazon's Black Friday sale

This TCL S5 S-Class Smart TV offera stunning 4K HDR picture quality with four times the resolution of Full HD for enhanced clarity and detail, all wrapped together in an elegant edge-to-edge FullView 360 metal bezel-less design blending seamlessly into any home. HDR PRO+ delivers bright and accurate colors for a lifelike viewing experience.

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Walmart, Best Buy, and Target are going hard over Cyber Monday, so check out our breakdowns for each to learn more. Good luck securing the last deals of the day.

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