BOGO SAMSUNG TVS: As of Nov. 5,カリギュラ ポルノ映画 Best Buy is offering a BOGO deal on select Samsung TVs. If you buy a select Samsung 85-inch or 98-inch class TV, you'll get a 40-inch TV for free.
Opens in a new window Credit: Samsung BOGO on Samsung TVs at Best Buy As we inch closer to Black Friday, numerous retailers are starting to drop some early holiday deals for consumers to check out. Best Buy is one such location getting into the holiday spirit with a few Buy One, Get One offers that are definitely worth checking out ahead of the big shopping event. In particular, they have a great deal right now on Samsung TVs.
If you've been looking to upgrade the screens in your home, this BOGO deal can get you setup with two TVs at once. Best Buy's currently giving away a free 40-inch Samsung class TV with purchase of a select 85-inch or 98-inch Samsung class TV. Their selection of bigger TVs include the 85-inch DU7200 Crystal UHD 4K Smart TV, the 98-inch DU9000 Crystal UHD Smart TV, and the 85-inch DU8000 Crystal UHD Smart TV, while the 40-inch you'll get for free is Samsung's Class 5 Series LED Full HD Smart TV.
SEE ALSO: NordVPN just dropped its bumper Black Friday dealNormally the 40-inch costs $249.99, so you'll get to pocket quite a bit with this offer. Some of the bigger TVs are also on sale, like the massive 98-inch model. That one is currently marked down $1,000, which is a huge discount on top of an already great BOGO deal. The 40-inch is an excellent size for a smaller space as well, or could even double as a computer monitor, if you want.
BOGO deals like this don't pop up very often. If you've been hoping to upgrade your TV setup, there's no better time than now to take advantage of this BOGO offer at Best Buy.
As stated earlier, Black Friday is coming up soon, meaning plenty more TV discounts will be on the way. Alongside Best Buy, Target and Walmart are also starting up the season of savings a bit early in the lead-up to Black Friday. It's worth having a look at them to see what's available before everything officially kicks off.
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