Killer Super Bowl TV Deal: Snag 65-inch 4K Samsung for $478

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Super Bowl 2020 is set, but is your entertainment system ready for the big game? Lucky for you we're seeing some stellar Super Bowl TV deals under $500 you can score in time for kick-off.  

Walmart took $320 off this Samsung 65-inch 4K LED Smart TV, bringing the price down to $478. It's hard to find a big 4K TV for this cheap, let alone one from a reputable brand and with full smart TV functionality. After you pick a set, check out our Super Bowl 2020 live stream guide to learn everything you need to watch the big game.

Samsung 65-inch 4K LED Smart TV: was $798 now $478

Samsung 65-inch 4K LED Smart TV: was $798 now $478
Walmart is offering this Super-Bowl-ready set at a steal. Non-4K TV content is upscaled to 4K via a powerful UHD engine, meaning you'll see the game in stunning clarity. 

In our Samsung 65-inch 4K LED NU6900 review, we found that this smart TV offers nearly every feature you would want. It might not offer Samsung's quantum-dot QLED display, but its strong contrast and impressive black levels make it one of the best TVs you can get on a budget. 

For a basic 4K LCD TV, the NU6900 sports a surprisingly chic design. The attachable feet are also black plastic, but they are sturdy enough that you won't need to worry about the TV wobbling or getting knocked over by guests if you're hosting a Super Bowl soiree. 

Though you won't need an additional service to catch the game, you'll have access to all of your favorite apps for afterwards, thanks to Samsung's expansive app store.

Be sure to check out all the best Super Bowl TV deals and best cheap TV deals you can still get in time for watching the action (and commercials!) on a brand new set.

Kate Kozuch

Kate Kozuch is the managing editor of social and video at Tom’s Guide. She writes about smartwatches, TVs, audio devices, and some cooking appliances, too. Kate appears on Fox News to talk tech trends and runs the Tom's Guide TikTok account, which you should be following if you don't already. When she’s not filming tech videos, you can find her taking up a new sport, mastering the NYT Crossword or channeling her inner celebrity chef.