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SAVE $500: As of January 16,Switzerland movie 18+ you can grab Sony Bravia XR A75L 65-inch OLED 4K UHD Smart Google TV at Best Buy for $1,499.99, down from its usual $1,999.99 price. That’s a solid $500 in savings.

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$1,999.99 Save $500

Long story short: this Sony Bravia XR A75L OLED TV is for anyone who wants a ridiculously good screen and isn't afraid to spend a little extra for it — especially when it's $500 off at Best Buy.

OLED screens are the holy grail of TVs, and Sony's are some of the best in the business. The picture quality here is mind-blowing, with self-lit pixels delivering perfect blacks and vibrant colors. Whether you're deep into the latest streaming binge or gaming at full tilt, this TV makes everything look unreal (in a good way).

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The A75L's Cognitive Processor XR is the brains behind the operation, optimizing contrast, color, and clarity. It takes care of everything — like brightening those epic outdoor scenes or sharpening details in dark, moody shots. It even makes older HD content look better with its fancy 4K upscaling. If you have a PS5, this TV is made for you. It supports 4K at 120Hz, has a Variable Refresh Rate (VRR), Auto Low Latency Mode (ALLM), and PlayStation-specific features like Auto HDR Tone Mapping. Translation? Your games will look smooth, feel responsive, and be ridiculously immersive.

But the sound? The sound takes things up a notch. Thanks to Sony's Acoustic Surface Audio tech, the screen acts as the speaker, making dialogue, sound effects, and music align perfectly with what's happening on screen. Add Dolby Atmos into the mix, and you've got a mini home theater without needing a dozen extra speakers.

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On the smart TV front, it's got Google TV built-in, so all your favorite apps — Netflix, Disney+, YouTube — are ready to go. Plus, you can boss it around with Google Assistant or stream straight from your phone via Apple AirPlay. And let's not forget, you get exclusive access to Sony's Bravia CORE app, which lets you stream some top-tier 4K movies for free.

At $1,499.99, this TV isn't cheap, but it's one of those splurges that genuinely feels worth it. Setting up your ultimate gaming room? This is the kind of screen you'll be showing off every chance you get.

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