This massive 75-inch Roku TV is under $380 for Black Friday – a mind-blowing deal

(Image credit: TCL / Walmart)

published 18 November 2024

There have already been some great big TV deals in the build up to Black Friday, but this one at Walmart probably trumps them all.

The 75-inch Class S4 behemoth from TCL is a 2024 model and is now available for a mind-blowing $378 – that's almost half the price of a PS5 Pro.

What's more, it's a Roku TV so you get all the smarts and apps afforded by the Roku system, including every streaming service you could possibly imagine.

And, with ALLM (Auto Low Latency Mode) on board, plus a 60Hz refresh rate, it should set you up for massive screen gaming.

TCL is a renowned maker of TVs, with this particular model featuring a direct lit LED backlight and 4K HDR panel.

It has gamer specific features in the form of the aforementioned 60Hz refresh rate and on-board ALLM. However, it's the Roku TV system that will perhaps get the most use as it removes the need for a separate streaming device to access all your favorite streaming services.

That includes Netflix, Amazon Prime Video, Apple TV+ and Disney+, of course, plus Hulu, Max and Peacock. There are also 1,000s of other platforms to discover.

If you're not in the market for quite such a huge TV, the 65-inch version is also on offer for Black Friday. You can get the TCL 65S461 with Roku TV for just $338 – $40 off the usual price.

Either will ensure you have big screen thrills just in time for the holiday season.

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