
Best Buy cuts up to $100 off the Roku Select series of 4K TVs, as linked below. Plus, each model comes with three months each of Apple TV+ (new and returning subscribers) and YouTube Premium (new subs only). The deals:
- 50" for $269.99 ($30 off)
- 55" for $299.99 ($50 off)
- 65" for $399.99 ($50 off)
- 75" for $599.99 ($100 off)

Roku's Plus Series 4K TVs are discounted by up to $200, as detailed below. You'll get three months each of Apple TV+ (new and returning subscribers) and YouTube Premium (new subs only) for your troubles too. The deals:
Shop Now at Best Buy- 3840x2160 (4K) native resolution
- Dolby Vision, HDR10+, and HLG
- Roku TV smart OS
- works w/ Apple HomeKit, Amazon Alexa, and Google Assistant
- 4 HDMI inputs

It's a buck more at Best Buy. Buy Now at Walmart
- 3840x2160 (4K) resolution
- HDR 10
- TizenOS
- works with Alexa and Bixby
- Model: QN65Q80CAFXZA
- UPC: 887276745404

Take up to half off a range of TVs, including the pictured Samsung S90C QN65S90CAFXZA 65" 4K HDR OLED UHD Smart TV for $1,549 (low by $50). Shop Now at Walmart

You'd pay over $1,400 for this TV elsewhere. Buy Now at Walmart
- 4K resolution
- HDR
- 120Hz refresh rate
- Google TV
- Google Assistant & Amazon Alexa
- 4 HDMI ports
- Model: XR65X90K
- UPC: 027242924765

That's $349 under the best price we could find for a new one. Buy Now at eBay
- This is a certified refurbished item backed by a 2-year warranty from Allstate.
- 3840x2160 (4K) resolution
- HDR10+
- Tizen OS
- works with Google Assistant and Alexa
- four HDMI ports
- Model: QN65S90C

Take up to half off (or more) TVs from Samsung, LG, Sony, Vizio, TCL, and more, including the pictured Sony Bravia XR X90K XR-65X90K 65" 4K HDR 120Hz LED UHD Smart TV for $969.99 (low by $28). Shop Now at Walmart

You'll pay at least $5 more for a refurb elsewhere. Buy Now at eBay
- This is a certified refurbished item backed by a 2-year warranty from Allstate.
- 3840x2160 (4K) resolution
- HDR10
- webOS 22
- compatible with Alexa and Google Assistant
- three HDMI ports
- Model: 65NANO75UQA
- UPC: 195174028629

That's a $50 drop from our previous mention and a total savings of $182 off list and the best price we could find. It's also among one of the best prices we've seen for 65" TCL TV, outside of sold-out doorbusters. Buy Now at Walmart
- Availability varies by ZIP, otherwise freight shipping adds about $50, negating a significant portion of the savings.
- 3840x2160 (4K) resolution
- HDR PRO (Dolby Vision, HDR10, & HLG)
- Google TV Smart OS
- compatible with Amazon Alexa, Google Assistant
- 3 HDMI inputs
- Model: 65S450G
- UPC: 846042065184

We've pictured the Sony X80K Series KD65X80K 65" 4K HDR LED UHD Smart TV for $698 ($152 savings and a price low). Shop Now at Amazon

40" TVs start at $120, 43" at $130, 50" at $250, 65" at $340, and 70" $450. Shop Now at Best Buy
- We've pictured the LG UQ70 Series 65UQ7050ZUD 65" 4K HDR LED UHD Smart TV for $399.99 ($200 off.)
- My Best Buy members get free shipping. (It's free to join. Shipping is free for everyone over $35.)

That's $150 off. Buy Now at Best Buy
- 4K resolution
- Dolby Vision, HDR 10, and HLG
- Xumo TV
- 3 HDMI inputs
- Model: 65A6HX

It's $152 under list and the lowest price we could find. Buy Now at Amazon
- 3840x2160 (4K resolution)
- HDR & Dolby Vision
- Google TV w/ Google Assistant
- PlayStation 5 features
- compatible with AirPlay 2 and HomeKit. iOS 12.2 or later or macOS 10.14.4
- 4 HDMI ports
- Model: KD65X80K
- UPC: 027242924567

It's $10 under our October mention and $160 off. Buy Now at Best Buy
- 3840x2160 (4K) native resolution
- Dolby Vision & HDR 10
- Fire TV OS (works with Alexa)
- three HDMI inputs
- Model: 65C350LU
- UPC: 888143014012

It's $2 more at Amazon. Buy Now at Walmart
- 3840x2160 (4K)
- 120Hz
- Google TV
- works with Amazon Alexa, Google Assistant, and Apple HomeKit
- HDR10+
- four HDMI ports
- Model: 65QM850G
- UPC: 846042065429

Most sellers charge $400. Buy Now at Amazon
- 3840x2160 (4K) resolution
- Google TV
- compatible with Google Assistant
- four HDMI ports
- HDR 10
- Model: 65A6H
- UPC: 888143012612
Computers: The Basics
Shopping for computers doesn’t have to drain your savings — if you know how to find the best prices. Our team of experts review the sales and publish the best computer deals so you don’t have to work half as hard.
Basic Computer Terminology
You don’t have to be a tech wiz to buy your next computer. Make note of these common terms to help you when you’re shopping computer sales!
- Operating System (OS): This is the system that controls how your computer performs basic functions. The most common operating systems you’ll see right now are Windows 10 and Mac OS X. They perform comparably, so picking one relies on personal preference.
- Random-access memory (RAM): The short-term memory of your computer. Your RAM controls how quickly and efficiently your computer is able to switch between tasks. The higher the RAM, generally, the better the performance.
- Processor (CPU): The powerhouse or “brain” of the computer, your processor handles your computer’s basic instructions, such as using your mouse and keyboard, or running applications. The two most popular CPU manufacturers are AMD and Intel. You can read about which processor is right for you in this article from Digital Trends.
- Storage: There are two types of physical computer storage, hard drives (HD) and solid state drives (SSD). SSD storage is more common these days because they are more stable and faster. While it’s ideal to aim for greater storage space, a bigger drive will cost more money. Determine your storage needs based on how you plan to use your computer. Abt recommends starting with at least 500 GB of storage space.
What Deals Are Available on Disney+ Bundles?
Disney+ bundle deals provide significant savings when combining services. For example, the Verizon Disney Bundle offered six months of Disney+, Hulu, and ESPN+ for free with select Unlimited plans. Bundles like the Disney+ Premium annual plan ($159.99) save you the cost of two months compared to monthly payments. Bundle options like the ad-supported Duo Basic plan (Disney+ and Hulu) start at $10.99 per month, while ad-free Duo Premium is $19.99. Learn more on the Disney+ Bundle Deals page.
You can also explore seasonal and promotional deals during events like Black Friday to maximize your savings. Check out the Best Disney+ Deals page for current offers.
How Much Is a Disney+ Subscription?
Disney+ subscriptions currently start at $8 per month for the ad-supported Basic plan, while the Premium ad-free plan is priced at $13.99 per month or $139.99 annually. Prices will increase beginning October 17, 2024, with the Premium plan rising to $15.99 per month or $159.99 annually. Explore all pricing options on the Disney+ Subscription Costs page.
Best Disney+ Deals
Disney+ offers value-packed streaming bundles, such as the Disney+, Hulu, and Max bundle starting at $17 per month with ads or $30 per month ad-free. Disney+ also supports paid sharing, allowing you to add one extra member for $6.99 per month with Basic or $9.99 per month with Premium. Prices are increasing on October 17, 2024, so finding deals like these is more important than ever. For more information, visit our Best Disney+ Deals page.
Annual Disney+ Subscription Costs
Disney+ Premium annual plans cost $139.99 but will rise to $159.99 on October 17, 2024. Opting for the annual plan saves you the equivalent of two months compared to monthly billing. Note that annual payments are only available for standalone Disney+ Premium plans and not for bundles. Customize your subscription to include ad-supported or ad-free options with Hulu, ESPN+, or Max. See all pricing details on the Disney+ Subscription Costs page.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a VPN?
VPN stands for “virtual private network.” A VPN protects your internet usage by routing your internet connection through a private server. Using a VPN keeps your online browsing more private and also grants you access to websites and content that may not be available in your country.
For more information about VPNs, visit our NordVPN Free Trial Guide and our NordVPN Subscription Cost Page.