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A massive smart TV that PC Mag called one of the best-value options on the market is currently as even better buy—provided you’re an Amazon Prime member. The 75″-inch Amazon Fire TV Omni QLED is currently at a record low price of $449.99, but you’ll only see that price if you’re an active Prime member and logged in to your account.
For anyone looking to upgrade their screen size without overspending, this smart TV is a decent bet, offering features typically found on higher-end models, according to PC Mag’s review. Its QLED display supports Dolby Vision IQ and HDR10+ Adaptive for vibrant visuals, while a built-in sensor adjusts brightness based on your room’s lighting to reduce glare.
One standout feature at this price point is ambient mode, which turns your screen into a customizable digital art display and powers down when you leave the room to save energy. Gamers will appreciate the low input lag, Dolby Vision gaming, VRR, ALLM support, and four HDMI inputs, although the 60 Hz panel may fall short for serious next-gen gaming.
For those who are part of the Alexa ecosystem, the built-in Alexa mics allow you hands-free control, which is a must during those dreaded moments when someone has misplaced the remote. While some Amazon reviewers are underwhelmed by the audio quality, the Alexa Home Theater feature lets you pair Echo speakers via the Alexa app or connect a soundbar for an improved experience. However, the sometimes clunky Fire TV interface might be a dealbreaker, with some reviewers complaining about lagginess and glitching compared to the competition.
If you’re shopping for an under $500 large-screen 4K QLED TV, the value-friendly Amazon Fire TV Omni QLED is a dependable pick. But if you’re looking for a more polished and tech-savvy option with perfection in details like internal audio or 120 Hz gaming, you may want to invest in a higher-quality model, or at least an additional soundbar or streaming stick that will let you use a different interface.
