This is the cheapest 55-inch QLED TV you can buy right now

If you want to upgrade to a QLED TV for as cheap as possible, Best Buy should be your first stop. This weekend they have some killer TV deals that will save you a ton of money. One of the best QLED TV deals out there right now is this $170 price cut on an Insignia F50 QLED TV. You can get this awesome TV for only $260 today, and you’ll even get three free months of Amazon Music Unlimited and Apple TV+. Grab it before it sells out.

Why you should buy the 50-inch Insignia F50 QLED 4K TV

QLED TV picture technology is one of the highest picture qualities you can get in a TV, making the 50-inch Insignia F50 QLED 4K TV a good fit for almost any home theater. The QLED screen produces high contrast and clarity like few TVs can produce, and with the ability to upscale older content into 4K in real time, you’ll never have to watch pixelated, blurry content again. This TV makes everything you watch sharper, more details, and more immersive, and it makes a great TV to break in with some of the best shows on HBO Max as well as what’s new on Disney+.

And because this TV is a Smart TV, it gives you access to all of your favorite apps right within its user interface. You’ll find easy access to thousands of channels, and apps that include Prime Video, Netflix, Hulu, HBO Max, YouTube, Apple TV+, and Disney+, among many others. Its smarts also include voice controls. The I50-inch Insignia F50 QLED 4K TV is able to connect to and interact with Alexa, and includes an Alexa Voice Remote that lets you easily control entertainment, search for content across apps, and switch inputs, among other controls. DTS Virtual-X Sound and a huge range of connectivity ports round out the top features of this QLED 4K TV by Insignia.

The 50-inch Insignia F50 QLED 4K TV  looks good at the center of any home theater, and it’s currently just $260 at Best Buy. That’s a discount of $270 from its regular price of $430. Free shipping is included with your purchase, as are several free months of both Apple TV+ and Amazon Music Unlimited.

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