Best 2015 Super Bowl TV Deals: Walmart, Amazon, Best Buy Offer Free Shipping In Time For Patriots Vs Seahawks Game
Looking for a last-minute deal on a new TV for Super Bowl Sunday? Get ready to watch the Patriots vs. Seahawks on a big screen television with deals from Amazon, Walmart and Best Buy. Best part? Most retailers are offering either free shipping in time for game day or same-day pick up.
From a basic LED to the new 4K Ultra HD Smart LED TVs, find a television that fits your budget and gets into your living room before Super Bowl XLIX kickoff time. Many stores, including Best Buy and Target, are also discounting cables and mounting hardware so you can get your new TV set up properly and save a little money in the process.
Best Buy, Walmart, and Amazon all have a number of deals on TVs that will arrive in time for Super Bowl XLIX. The deals include free shipping right to your door or same day pick-up, with savings up to 40 percent on name brands like Vizio, LG, and Samsung. Prices range from $329 for a basic LED TV to $1499 for a 55? curved TV.
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— Super Bowl (@SuperBowl) January 28, 2015
The new 4K Ultra TVs may set you back between $2,000 to $6,000, so you may want to consider spending a bit less if you want to have money leftover for game day grub like wings, dips and, of course, beer. However, the Wall Street Journal states that the new 4K Ultra HD models are a great choice if you want a television that “won’t look antique by Super Bowl LII in three years” — but they are not cheap.
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If price isn’t a big deal to you, and resolution that is supposedly four times that of a regular HD is of utmost importance when watching the Patriots and Seahawks duke it out, then by all means drop thousands on a 4K TV. If it’s just not in the budget, don’t worry. Tom Brady and Seahawks QB Russell Wilson will still look great on a lesser-priced TV.
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— NFLHumor.net (@NFLHumordotnet) January 21, 2015
If you opt out of buying a new TV for the game, NBC will be live streaming Super Bowl XLIX on Sunday, February 1. free, no cable necessary.
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