
At Amazon, this TCL 75QM7L 75" TV is 40% off. The Mini-LED backlight has up to 2,100 local dimming zones, and the panel runs at 144Hz. Its $1,198 price is below its 90-day Amazon average of $1,267. Shipping is free. Buy Now at Amazon
- 75" screen with 4K resolution
- 144Hz refresh rate with AMD FreeSync Premium Pro for gaming
- Mini-LED backlight with up to 2,100 local dimming zones
- Supports HDR10, Dolby Vision IQ, & Dolby Atmos
- Google TV w/ Gemini voice search & built-in Netflix, Disney Plus, Hulu, & Prime Video
- Built-in audio by Bang & Olufsen, with HDMI, USB, Bluetooth, & Wi-Fi

Save up to $700 on the Samsung The Frame LS03HE series of TVs — deals start from $999.99 for the 55". (The full selection is detailed below.) Shipping is free. These TVs are designed to display artwork on the glare-free screen when not in use, and it includes a slim-fit wall mount for a flush, gallery-style installation. Shop Now at Samsung
- 55" for $999.99 ($200 off)
- 65" for $1,199.99 ($300 off)
- 75" for $1,599.99 ($400 off)
- 85" for $2,499.99 ($500 off)
- 98" for $3,799.99 ($700 off)

Costco has TVs spanning a wide range of sizes and tech, from a 32" Hisense set at $119.99 up to large-screen 4K options well over $1,000. Several larger models, like a 75" TCL Q77K Series QLED TV at $479.99, include a bundled 3-year Allstate protection plan for 5 years of total coverage. Shoppers can find budget 1080p sets alongside premium OLED and Mini LED TVs from Samsung and LG. Buy Now at Costco
- Brands include Samsung, LG, TCL, and Hisense
- Screen sizes range from 32" to 100"
- Includes 4K UHD, QLED, Mini LED, and OLED models
- Some models bundle a 3-year Allstate protection plan for 5 years of total coverage
- Members-only and Costco Direct pricing available on select TVs

Update: The price has changed to $449.99 since this was originally published.
This Samsung U7900 75" 4K TV is $429.99 at Best Buy. That's a $20 low. Shipping is free. Buy Now at Best Buy
- 75" 4K (2160p) display
- HDR 10+
- 3 HDMI

To kickoff the football season, Best Buy's TV sale spans screen sizes from 55" to 98" across brands like LG, Samsung, Hisense, and Insignia, with savings reaching up to 47% off list prices. The Hisense 55" U7 MiniLED QLED TV headlines the discount at $690.99, down from $1,299.99, and supports peak brightness up to 3,000 nits. Shoppers looking for a bigger screen can also find the LG 75" 84B QNED Mini LED TV at $999.99, down from $1,799.99. My Best Buy members get free shipping on all orders (it's free to join). Shop Now at Best Buy
- Screen sizes range from 55" to 98"
- Brands include LG, Hisense, Samsung, and Insignia
- Smart TV platforms include Google TV, webOS, and Fire TV
- Resolutions include 4K UHD with HDR support
- Savings reach up to 47% off list prices

Swivels, tilts, and extends from the wall, which makes it worth a look if you want to adjust your TV angle for different seating spots or glare, and Walmart has it marked down $53 from the $93 list price. Buy Now at Walmart
- Fits 42-75 inch TVs up to 99 lbs
- Extends 37.9 inches for flexible viewing
- Swivel, tilt, and level for optimal viewing angles
- Solid alloy steel construction for secure stability
- Single-stud corner installation saves space

Mounting a larger TV with the ability to tilt, swivel, and extend from the wall is the main selling point here, which suits anyone dealing with glare or an awkward viewing angle in the room; Walmart has it for $23.95, about $19 off the $42.99 list price. Buy Now at Walmart
- Fits 37-75 inch TVs up to 99 lbs
- +/-45 degree swivel and tilt for glare reduction
- Extends 14 inches and retracts to 2.6 inches
- Includes template and hardware for 10 minute installation
- Mounts to wood studs, concrete, or brick walls

Ceiling mounts solve a real problem for rooms where wall space isn't an option, like kitchens or bedrooms with windows on every wall, and this one's height-adjustable so you're not stuck with one viewing angle. At $37.95, that's $34.03 off the $71.98 list price, available at Walmart. Buy Now at Walmart
- Fits 37-75 inch TVs up to 99 lbs
- Reinforced alloy steel heavy-duty construction
- Supports flat and sloped ceiling installations
- Adjustable height from 26.1 to 56.9 inches
- +5°/-15° tilt and 360° swivel for glare reduction

Wall-mounting with a long arm gives you full swing and tilt range, which matters if your viewing spot isn't directly across from the wall; Walmart has it for $39.95, a $46 cut from the $85.99 list price. Buy Now at Walmart
- Fits 42-75 inch TVs up to 99 lbs
- Extends 37.9 inches for flexible positioning
- Smooth +/-90 degree swivel for room-wide viewing
- +5/-10 degree tilt and +/-3 degree leveling
- Includes installation hardware and bubble level
Computers: The Basics
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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
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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.
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