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Latest deal roundup shows Best Buy clearance prices on 2024–2025 TV models as 2026 releases arrive.
LG’s 65-inch C5 OLED is discounted by $1,400 to $1,299.99 at Best Buy.
The LG 65-Inch C5 OLED TV is on sale at Best Buy for $1,299.99 after a $1,400 discount.
Samsung’s S90F OLED TV is discounted by $1,100 to $1,399.99 at Best Buy.
Budget options include Insignia and Toshiba 50–55 inch TVs priced around $199–$200.
Best Buy’s 75-inch 4K Crystal TV is listed at $449.99 in the deals.
The article notes these deals are time-limited as new models arrive.
TechRadar emphasizes acting quickly to secure discounts before model discontinuations.
The piece aggregates a curated list of deals from Best Buy tied to 2026 model releases.
The article attributes the analysis to Mackenzie Frazier as deals editor.

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The Samsung S90F OLED generally costs less than the LG C6 and offers bright SDR performance.
Dolby Vision is supported on the LG C6, while the S90F relies on HDR10+ with Dolby Vision content upscaled to HDR10.
In performance tests, the S90F has brighter SDR content, while the C6 excels in HDR highlight brightness.
Both TVs support four HDMI 2.1 inputs and 4K gaming at high refresh rates, with the C6 up to 165Hz.
LG’s webOS and Samsung’s Smart Hub offer decent, not standout, smart experiences.
The C6 supports Dolby Vision, while the S90F uses HDR10+ as its main HDR format.
The article notes price trends: last year’s models go on sale as new ones release, impacting value comparisons.
The S90F’s color gamut and brightness are cited as advantages over the C6 in several tests.
Winner assessments in the article favor Samsung for value, and LG for Dolby Vision support.
For buyers prioritizing Dolby Vision, the LG C6 is recommended over the S90F.

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The latest high-refresh-rate monitor tests suggest 720Hz may not benefit most gamers unless they have matching hardware.
Experts say 144Hz or 240Hz still deliver smooth gameplay for most players with visual fidelity.
Brandt Hill and Dave James provide mixed views on whether ultra-high rates justify the cost.
The LG UltraGear 27GX790B-B offers 540Hz at 1440p or 720Hz at 720p, impressing on speed but challenging fidelity.
Hardcore esports players may gain an edge with extreme refresh rates, per the report.
The piece emphasizes trade-offs between frame rate, resolution, and perceived quality.
The review notes most users won’t fully utilize 720Hz due to hardware limits.
The article uses the LG monitor as a case study to illustrate the debate.
The report aggregates expert opinions from Tom's Hardware and PC Gamer to frame the discussion.
Bottom line: for most gamers, 144Hz or 240Hz with good visuals remains a solid standard.

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LG C6 delivers a significant brightness boost, improving HDR highlights and overall image pop.
Color accuracy improves with less green tint, giving whites and grays a cooler, more accurate look.
Alpha 11 AI Gen 3 processor brings faster performance and new picture upgrades.
Gaming gets a smoother upgrade with 4K at 165 Hz support on the C6.
Launch pricing is more favorable in some sizes, making the C6 cheaper than the C5 did at launch.
Reflections remain a drawback, with mirror-like glare affecting viewing in bright rooms.
Compared to rivals, LG G6 and Samsung S95F influence reflections and anti-glare expectations.
C6’s brightness and gaming features build on the C5’s strengths for avid gamers.
Overall verdict: C6 is a worthy upgrade but not a wholesale replacement for the C5 in price-conscious buys.
The review signals ongoing testing and future full review results to come.

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