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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