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Cyber Monday deals crown TCL and Hisense mini-LED TVs as top picks across the US and UK markets.
The TCL QM6K 75-inch leads US savings at $697.99, a record-low for this model.
UK deals feature the TCL C7K at Currys for a record-low £579, with Samsung QN90F 55-inch also discounted.
The report notes OLED remains pricier, while mini-LED models offer strong value with gaming features.
The US quick links highlight TCL QM6K 65-inch and Hisense U8Q 65-inch deals as standout offers.
UK quick links feature the Samsung QN90F 55-inch at Currys with notable savings.
Deal coverage covers both Cyber Monday and Black Friday context with budget-friendly mini-LED options.
TechRadar staff note the QM8K and U75Q as strong performers among tested models this year.
The article emphasizes value-focused decisions with strong brightness and gaming features.
Deal roundups include US and UK quick links and daily insights for Cyber Monday shopping.

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US Cyber Monday deal lowers LG B5 48-inch OLED to $549.99, a record low this season.
UK price drop to £719.10 for 55-inch B5 with code TV10 at Currys.
B5 cited as the best budget OLED option with strong picture and gaming features.
US and UK Cyber Monday deals position B5 as the most recommended OLED pick this year.
US price highlights include 48-inch and 55-inch variants with strong discounts.
UK Currys price drop uses promo code TV10 for added savings.
LG B5 offers four HDMI 2.1 ports and improved AI features on webOS 25.
TechRadar labels B5 as a standout option among Cyber Monday TV deals.
Deal coverage includes multiple retailers and regional variations.
TechRadar emphasizes the B5 as a budget OLED with strong contrast and color.
The article frames Cyber Monday as a time-limited opportunity for OLED savings.

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A UK retailer listed 8GB DDR4 RAM for £120,000, sparking wide attention online.
VAT pushed the total price to about £144,000 ($190,000) in the UK.
The Verge frames the price as an example of RAM prices being out of control.
Tom Warren reported the story, reflecting Verge’s ongoing coverage of tech pricing trends.
The article notes the post is part of Verge’s broader tech-news ecosystem and daily digests.
The piece links RAM pricing to consumer perceptions amid Cyber Monday tech coverage.
The Verge references additional tech-news items around AI and cloud services in its daily lineup.
The report captures user reactions and the broader discussion about hardware costs in the UK.
The article cites VAT and exchange implications for international price comparisons.
Overall, the incident is presented as a notable blip illustrating how high RAM costs can appear in UK markets.

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