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Ready to turn your living room into a home theater with a screen so big it practically becomes a roommate? Hisense’s 100-inch QD7 QLED 4K TV is down to $1,599 at Best Buy this Black Friday, slicing a massive $1,400 off its original $2,999 price. That’s serious saving on serious screen space.

With QLED Quantum Dot color technology, this Hisense model packs over a billion colors onto the screen, which means every frame from blockbuster movies to high-octane games come to life in vibrant detail. You’ll get ultra-smooth motion with Game Mode Pro, boasting refresh rates of up to 144Hz. Plus, screen tearing and lag will be the least of your worries with a Variable Refresh Rate that goes up to 240Hz in Game Booster mode.

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Dolby Vision HDR and Dolby Atmos bring the cinematic experience to your couch, creating immersive visuals and multidimensional sound that can transform even the dullest movie nights. And if you’re a fan of smart home tech, you’ll appreciate the built-in Google TV and voice remote. With just a “Hey Google,” you can change channels, switch apps, adjust volume, and even pull up movie recommendations without lifting a finger.

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Four HDMI inputs mean you can plug in all your gadgets, from consoles to streaming boxes, without the dreaded cable shuffle. And with WiFi 5 support, you’ll be able to stream 4K content without the frustrating lag or buffering. This deal is a rare chance to bring home a massive 4K QLED display at a fraction of the usual price. Whether for movie nights, gaming marathons, or just impressing your friends, the Hisense QD7 Series 100-inch is a game-changer worth checking out while this Black Friday discount lasts.

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