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Best Buy's summer sale is knocking up to $1,000 off Samsung's R85H Micro RGB TV: here's what you can get

Samsung R85H 4K TV
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The Best Buy Black Friday in July event is underway and if you were hoping to pick up a premium TV this week, you're in luck. Best Buy is slashing up to $1,000 off Samsung's new line of Micro RGB TVs.

These TVs deliver brighter and purer color than traditional TVs by relying on red-, green- and blue-colored LEDs in stead of the traditional white LEDs. As part of the sale, Samsung's new R85H Micro RGB TV starts at $1,299. Here's what you can get right now.

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Samsung 65" R85H Micro RGB 4K TV
Samsung 65" R85H Micro RGB 4K TV: was $2,099 now $1,699 at Best Buy

Samsung's new Micro RGB TVs are here. This new LED-based display technology trades traditional white LEDs for red-, green- and blue-colored LEDs, which allows for better color volume. The R85H is the less costly alternative, but it doesn't skimp on features. You get Samsungs Micro RGB AI Engine, Motion Xcelerator 144Hz with VRR support, and Dolby Atmos support.

Samsung 75" R85H Micro RGB 4K TV
Samsung 75" R85H Micro RGB 4K TV: was $2,799 now $2,199 at Best Buy

The 75-inch R85H is enjoying $600 off at Best Buy. It's the biggest discount you'll find on this TV right now.

Samsung 85" R85H Micro RGB 4K TV
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Samsung 85" R85H Micro RGB 4K TV: was $3,999 now $2,999 at Best Buy

If you have the space — and budget — you can now save $1,000 on the 85-inch R85H at Best Buy.

Louis Ramirez

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