TL;DR: Yes — this week’s TV deals deliver serious savings, led by two 77″ LG OLEDs at $2,000 each, an 85″ LG Nano LED for $800, and a 75″ TCL QLED Mini LED for $898. Best Buy’s Open-Box outlet adds up to 50% off for shoppers willing to consider certified pre-owned sets.
LG OLED: Two Paths to 77 Inches at $2,000
LG’s premium OLED lineup is the headline act. The C6H Series OLED77C6HUP — a 77″ 4K HDR OLED UHD Smart TV — is available for $2,000, pairing the deep blacks and per-pixel contrast OLED is famous for with LG’s webOS smart platform. Prefer the evo panel? The LG C6 OLED evo 77″ 4K UHD Smart TV is also priced at $2,000, offering brighter peak luminance and enhanced processing for HDR content. Either way, you’re getting a flagship-class 77″ OLED at a price that was unthinkable a few years ago.
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Big-Screen Value: 85″ Nano LED for $800
If sheer size matters more than panel technology, the LG NU85 Series 85″ 4K Nano LED UHD Smart TV at $800 is hard to beat. NanoCell technology improves color purity and reduces washout at wide viewing angles, making this a strong pick for bright living rooms and family spaces where everyone isn’t sitting dead center.
TCL QM6K: Mini LED on a Budget
The TCL QM6K Series 75QM6K 75″ 4K QLED Mini LED UHD Smart TV lands at $898, bringing Mini LED backlighting — with its tighter dimming zones and punchier highlights — to a sub-$900 price point. For gamers and movie buffs who want brightness and contrast without OLED pricing, this is the value play of the roundup.
Best Buy Open-Box: Up to 50% Off
Best Buy’s Open-Box TV Outlet is running deals of up to 50% off across returned and display-model televisions. Inventory rotates constantly, so check back often — and verify the condition grade (Excellent, Good, Fair) before buying.
Quick Saving Tip
Before checkout, compare the open-box price of the same model against the new-unit deal: an “Excellent” open-box C6H could undercut the $2,000 new price further, and Best Buy’s open-box items typically retain the full manufacturer warranty. Always confirm the return window, since open-box returns can be shorter than standard policy.
FAQ
Q: Which is the better buy: the LG C6H or the LG C6 OLED evo at the same $2,000 price?
A: Both are 77″ OLEDs at $2,000; the evo panel generally offers higher brightness, so pick whichever is in stock — you can’t go wrong at this price.
Q: Is the 85″ LG NU85 worth choosing over the 75″ TCL QM6K?
A: For size and wide-angle viewing, yes at $800; for contrast and HDR punch, the TCL’s Mini LED backlighting at $898 is the stronger pick.
Q: Are Best Buy open-box TVs risky?
A: Generally no — they’re inspected and graded by condition, but confirm the warranty and return window for each specific listing before purchasing.