Snag a 43-inch, Roku-powered smart TV for only $170 today - manleypromild

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If you're on the hunt for a new TV, you can get one with some smarts for cheap today. Amazon's selling a 43-column inch Roku Smart TV by TCL for $170 today. This is the all-fourth dimension scurvy for this set, which has been posing around $200 latterly. The sale ends just before midnight Pacific Ocean time on Monday night.

The TCL 43S305 features 1080p resolution connected a 43-inch screen, a 120Hz refresh rate, and dual band Wisconsin-Fi for its Internet-enabled extras. For ports, you suffer three HDMI, 1 USB, receptor audio, a headphone jack, and composite television for that Vic 20 lurking in your closet.

The basic hardware is fine, simply the big deal with any smart TV is the software running on information technology. This TV features Roku's package, including access to more than 4,000 apps, or "streaming channels" as Roku calls them. You can also use a smartphone to affair as a far to automatically call up diverse cyclosis channels on your Telly. TCL's television also works with Alexa and Google Assistant, allowing you to control the TV with your voice.

The downside to any Smart TV is that it's simply outstanding as long as the software program is being updated. If TCL stops ambitious updates to this set, however, you don't have to dump your TV for something newer. Instead, just call for an Apple TV, Chromecast, Roku, Beaver State any of the other recommendations in our best media streamer roundup to sacrifice it new life for much less than a new TV.

[Today's deal: TCL 43S305 Roku-powered Smart TV for $170 at Virago.]

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