Sony 75" 4K Smart TV Now 50% Off, Beats Black Friday Deal

Starting today, Walmart has slashed the price of the 75" Sony X85K 4K Google TV to just $698, offering a massive $600 savings, which translates to a 46% discount. This is the lowest price we've ever seen for this model, and it's even $100 less than the best deal during Black Friday or Cyber Monday. While the X85K is from 2022, it still boasts the features you'd expect from a modern gaming TV.

$600 Off 75" Sony X85K 4K Smart TV for $698

75" Sony X85K 4K Google TV

$1,298.00 save 46%$698.00 at Walmart

The Sony X85K is an excellent choice to complement your PlayStation 5 or Xbox Series X. This 4K TV comes with a native 120Hz refresh rate and HDMI 2.1 inputs, enabling 4K gaming at up to 120fps. It also includes gaming-enhancing features like variable refresh rate and auto low latency mode.

Beyond gaming, the X85K is a budget-friendly option for streaming 4K HDR content. It's equipped with Triluminos Pro technology, akin to QLED, which delivers richer colors and a wider color gamut, alongside a high brightness rating. The Google TV interface is user-friendly and supports voice commands via Google Assistant. Plus, you can use an Android phone as a remote.

During Black Friday, Walmart sold this TV for $798, making it one of their top-selling TVs. If you're exploring other options, take a look at our selection of the best TVs for gaming. However, keep in mind that these alternatives will come at a higher price than the X85K with this current deal.

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