You Can Score a Free 65-Inch TV From Samsung, But Here’s the Catch – CNET

There’s never been a better time to get a new TV, or two. Samsung has just introduced their new lineup of 2024 TVs, and if you preorder one of these models, you’ll get the 65-inch TU690T model from 2022 for free. This could be the perfect opportunity for you to revamp your home entertainment setup, but don’t wait — the offer is only available until April 11, or while supplies last.

Both QLED and OLED displays are available, with prices starting at just $1,000. One of the highlights of this new collection is the Samsung S95D OLED model. Not only does it deliver stunning picture quality, but it also has an impressive anti-glare display to reduce everyday reflections in bright spaces. It starts at $2,600 for the 55-inch model. But there are plenty of options available in a wide variety of styles and sizes, including 8K models, so don’t miss out.

While the free TV won’t deliver the same quality as these newer models, it’s a nice bonus that sells for around $449, making it a great offer for those already looking to grab a standout TV for the main living area, as you can upgrade the TV in your bedroom or den at the same time.

It’s worth noting that Amazon and Best Buy have also matched this Samsung deal, and My Best Buy Plus and Total members will save an extra $100 towards this offer at Best Buy. 

When will this deal expire?

This preorder deal from Samsung expires on April 11, but supplies are limited and this deal may expire or sell out before that date. In order to ensure you get the most savings, we recommend you make your purchase sooner rather than later to help avoid disappointment. We at CNET strive to keep deals updated and current to help you know if an offer is still live and available for purchase and will continue to check this offer to amend as needed. 

Looking for more options? We have more TV deals available, ranging from low-budget, cheap TV deals to deals on OLED TVs.

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