50% Off Sony Bravia X85K 75" 4K Smart TV: Cheaper Than Black Friday

Starting today, Walmart has drastically cut the price of the 75" Sony X85K 4K Google TV to just $648, marking an incredible $650 savings or a 50% discount. This price is the lowest we've ever seen, even undercutting the best deals from Black Friday and Cyber Monday by $150. While the X85K is a 2022 model, it boasts features that rival those of current-gen gaming TVs.

50% Off 75" Sony X85K 4K Smart TV, Now $648

75" Sony X85K 4K Google TV

0$1,298.00 save 50%$648.00 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 you to enjoy 4K gaming at up to 120fps. It also includes essential gaming features such as variable refresh rate and auto low latency mode, enhancing your gaming experience.

For those who love streaming, the X85K is a fantastic budget option for 4K HDR content. It's equipped with Triluminos Pro technology, which is akin to QLED, offering richer colors and a wider color gamut, along with a high brightness rating. The intuitive Google TV interface supports voice commands via Google Assistant and can be paired with an Android phone to serve as a remote.

During Black Friday, Walmart sold this TV for $798, and it was one of their top sellers. If you're considering other options, take a look at our curated list of the best TVs for gaming. However, remember that all these alternatives come at a higher price than the X85K with this exceptional deal.

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