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LG’s 65-inch B6 OLED is $300 lower than its previous best price

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Best Buy is running a Deal of the Day promotion on LG's 65-inch B6 OLED TV, cutting its price by $300 more than its previous lowest price and undercutting Amazon's current listing. The B6 sits at the entry-level tier of LG's OLED range, offering a cheaper alternative for shoppers who want OLED picture quality without paying for the brand's flagship models.

The TV is priced at $1,399.99, down from $1,999.99, for the remainder of Thursday 20 August, which is $300 cheaper than Amazon's price. Despite being LG's lowest-tier OLED, it still offers 4K picture quality with strong contrast, a 120Hz refresh rate with variable refresh rate support for both Nvidia and AMD graphics cards, and four HDMI 2.1 ports, one with eARC for soundbar connections. The article also highlights other unrelated deals, including a DoorDash gift card promotion for digital game purchases, a discounted 4K digital bundle of The Lord of the Rings trilogy, and a Humble Bundle Steam game collection benefiting the charity Covenant House.

  • Best Buy cuts LG's 65-inch B6 OLED TV to $1,399.99, its lowest price yet
  • Deal beats Amazon's price by $300, valid for one day only
  • Article also rounds up unrelated deals on games and film bundles

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OLED is a type of TV screen in which each pixel produces its own light. This lets dark areas appear very deep while bright details remain visible, which is why OLED sets are often chosen for films and games. LG sells several OLED models, with its entry-level sets generally costing less than its flagship televisions.

The B6 is a 4K television with a 120Hz refresh rate, which can make fast-moving games look smoother. It also supports variable refresh rate, a feature that helps reduce visual interruptions when the TV is connected to a compatible games console or computer. Four HDMI 2.1 ports allow connections to newer devices, and one supports eARC for sending sound to a soundbar.

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