Terrific Savings on a 55-Inch Samsung Smart TV, TP-Link Wi-Fi Extender and More Our friends at TechBargains have rounded up these can't-miss deals.
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Thanks to our friends at TechBargains, we've rounded up some can't-miss deals. Check it out:
2016 Samsung 55" 4K UltraHD LED Smart HDTV w/ HDR + $250 Dell Gift card for $749.99
Upgrade to 4K and the new HDR without spending more than $1,000. That's a teriffic deal. This 6-Series Samsung TV is a top pick for its strong good reviews and the included Dell gift card effectively prices the TV at only $500. You will have difficulty finding a better deal on a 4K Samsung at this size.
SanDisk Ultra Flair 128GB USB 3.0 Flash Drive for $25.49 (Orig. $29.99)
Easily backup or transfer huge pictures and movie files, especially if you've upgraded to the latest iPhone and want to start with a clean slate. You are getting an incredible amount of capacity and you can password protect your private files.
6-Pack LED 60W Equivalent Light Bulbs for $18.15 (Orig. $20.39)
LED Bulbs have never been more affordable. A year or two ago, as the technology just came out, we would have to shell out $5 to $6 on sale for a single LED Bulb. With today's deal, you only average out about $3 per bulb and this one is equivalent to a 60W incandescent bulb and only uses 8.5W which is a massive savings in power use. If you haven't used LED bulbs before they turn on at full brightness immediately.
TP-Link AC750 Dual-band Range Extender for $23.70 (Orig. $34.99)
If you have a Wi-Fi deadspot in your home and don't want to shell out for a more powerful router then this can be a great alternative. We've bought this Wi-Fi extender ourselves as our home has tons of walls and no direct lines of site to other rooms so we use this extender to bridge the connectivity gap and improve the signal strength to areas that are receiving weak signals. Set-up is easy. Just plug it in the extender, plug an ethernet cable into the extender and connect it to your system.
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