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October 11, 2022 05:07 pm GMT

Our top gaming TV pick just hit a record-low price during the October Prime Day event

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SAVE 40%: The LG 65-inch C1 Series OLED Smart TV is on sale for just $1,496.99 during the Amazon Prime Early Access Sale. That's $1,003 in savings and a new all-time low price.


While many deals started going live last week, Amazon definitely saved the best discounts for the official start of the October Prime Day (aka Prime Early Access Sale). As of Oct. 11, you can grab the TV Mashable dubbed "the best TV for gaming for pretty much everyone" for its lowest price ever.

Regularly $2,499.99, the LG 65-inch C1 Series OLED Smart TV just dropped to a new all-time low price of $1,496.99 during the Prime event — that's 40% in savings and $300 less than it was last Black Friday. Keep in mind this is a 2021 model, so it's not the newest TV on the market. But if you're into gaming and saving money, it's a hard deal to pass up. (Looking for a different size, style, or type of TV? Check out our roundup of the best TV deals during the Prime Early Access Sale.)

The LG C1 OLED runs on the speedy webOS operating system and an a9 Gen4 AI processor, which keeps your content looking pristine even when it's not in 4K. Google Assistant and Alexa support are built in for convenience and finding the streaming apps you need is a breeze. On the gaming side of things, you can expect its OLED technology to show you a vibrant color range with over eight million pixels and a unique Game Optimizer mode to keep your input lag low and response time high. There are also four HDMI 2.1 ports for you to effortlessly hook up all your consoles and streaming sticks.


Original Link: https://mashable.com/deals/prime-day-early-access-sale-lg-c1-oled-tv

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