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TCL Prime Big Deal Days TV deals: TVs from $115
Update 09/30/24: As we begin covering the upcoming October Big Deal Days event from Amazon (October 8 and 9), we’re once again reminded that you can find many budget, yet quality, TVs from TCL that average viewers love. Right now, we’re just getting started, catching the first items that hit sales, and are excited to see how this space develops.
October Big Deal Days are approaching, meaning great deals from Amazon (who is the originator of the event) and other retailers trying to get a slice of the pie. While the best Big Deal Days deals are varied, covering everything from computers to furniture, we’re also finding plenty of good deals in niche categories to cover them by themselves. For example, we found enough to create an entire listing of Best Buy Big Deal Days TV deals in case you want to take advantage of your membership there, while we were also able to create an entire curated selection of Dell Big Deal Days deals if you like the brand. Here, we’re giving TCL the same treatment. The following are quality deals on products from the already budget TV brand.
TCL 32-inch Class 3-Series 1080p Roku TV — $115 $128 10% off
This is the kind of TV that you compare to a tablet not a normal TV. Why? It’s just 1080p and rather small. But imagine getting a smart screen that’s 32 inches diagonal to diagonal for just $115. It’s really difficult to picture, especially after comparing to the best tablet deals. If this is for you, you know who you are.
TCL 50-inch Class 4K Google TV — $198 $228 13% off
This is a cheap 4K TV with everything you need to enjoy it. It doesn’t have OLED or QLED tech, but it does have HDR, meaning there’ll be a slight color boost but not the brightness and contrast levels you could expect from a TV that cost 10X more. For the price, it really can’t be beat.
TCL 55-inch Class F-35 Series 4K Fire TV — $260 $330 21% off
A 2024 model with a hefty discount. This low-cost TV provides ALLM for low latency gaming, personal Bluetooth audio, DTS:X, and HDR10. It even has an enhanced dialogue mode for better voice clarity to make everything pop, even in movies and show with intense atmospheric sound.
TCL 65-inch Class S4 S-Class 4K Google TV — $360 $400 10% off
Despite the price, this TV has pretty much all of the features that you’ll need to be proud of a TV pick. It has ALLM for low input lag gaming, HDR PRO, motion rate 240 for great motion clarity, and even personal Bluetooth audio should you need it.
TCL 55-inch Class Q7 Q-Class QLED 4K Google TV — $500 $600 17% off
This TV is not for TV enthusiasts, at least according to our TCL Q7 QLED review. Luckily, it doesn’t have to be. It’s good for great contrast and gaming, but the nitty gritty that enthusiasts pay attention to might be lacking. To put it into perspective, our reviewer (Caleb Denison) imitated a potential average reader saying, “Man, that Caleb guy sure was going on about nothing. This TV looks great!” And at $500 you’ll likely agree.
TCL 75-inch Class Q6 Q-Class 4K QLED Google TV (2024) — $748 $1,100 32% off
Nearly a third off, a 2024 TV, QLED backlighting tech, and a huge 75 inch body. If it weren’t TCL, you would be expecting to pay a lot more for these stats, but right now it is a mere $748 if you pick it up while the deal lasts.
TCL 55-inch Class QM7 Mini LED Google TV (2024) — $700 $800 13% off
If you are interested in getting a mini-LED TV and, at the very least, trying it out for a spin, this is the deal to pick up. Bigger and higher quality mini-LED TVs will typically run at least a $1,000, after all, and this one usually runs $800. This is an excellent entry point.
TCL 85-inch Class QM8 Mini LED Google TV (2024) — $2,500 $3,000 20% off
An absolutely massive (the one in the image above is the 98-incher we looked at in our QM8 review) mini-LED with “massive appeal” as well. Caleb Denison, the same reviewer who was self-aware of the enthusiast vs average person issue when looking at the Q7 up above, actually says this TV is a recommend for 90% of people this year and that the “QM8 redefines what you should expect from a QLED TV” on the whole. This is an everybody TV, and for a limited time you can get it 20% off.
How to choose a TCL TV on Prime Day
TCL TVs are cheap but pull higher punches than their cost suggests, especially while on sale. If phrases like “local dimming zones” or “nits of brightness” mean little to you and you haven’t already developed expensive tastes, TCL TVs are the ones to buy. There is one point of strategy here, however: Spending even $100 to $200 more than you typically would on a TV on a for-sale TCL TV will likely give you a TV that will last you several years longer in terms of satisfaction and style. If you can’t at all afford it, at the very least try to go for a 4K TV.
However, even if you do have TV taste there are certainly things to enjoy about TCL TVs, especially the ones over the $750 to $1,000 price point. We can’t recommend the QM8 enough, for example, as a QLED for the masses. TCL is shaping up to be a big brand, securing a role as the king of budget TVs, but we’re also starting to see contenders for high marks.
How we chose these TCL TV Prime Day deals
Have we mentioned budget in this article yet? If you were to chart the price distribution of TVs in any of our guides, TV deals roundups, or other content, this article would likely have the largest skewing towards budget TVs in the bunch. That’s TCL’s specialty. And people — real, ordinary people that look at one TV day after day instead of a constant stream of TVs for evaluation — seem to love them, often rating them highly. The price to quality ratio is just that high. And so it goes with our picks for TCL TV Big Deal Days deals; we’re going after TVs that people like with prices that people love.
Once again, however, that isn’t to say that those wanting premium or large TVs should turn a blind eye to TCL deals. The difference is availability. Also note that when we look at premium TCL TVs, like the QM8, we’re still finding qualities that everyone will like. You won’t need a TV for gaming and another for movies, for instance. Plus, the price is still right, as we’re able to find large (over 15%) discounts on these high end TVs at this time.
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NYT Crossword: answers for Monday, September 30
The New York Times crossword puzzle can be tough! If you’re stuck, we’re here to help with a list of today’s clues and answers.
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Razer’s Kraken V4 Pro supports simultaneous audio playback
Razer’s Kraken headset lineup has grown by one more product with the launch of the Kraken V4 Pro, which the company announced over the weekend at RazerCon alongside other products like the Freyja haptic seat cushion. The Kraken line has been around for ages at this point. Every year or two Razer releases a new generation of the headset, updating it with a few new features and improving on stuff that was already there.
This time around, Razer has kind of turned the Kraken on its head, offering what feels like the biggest shakeup for the Kraken headset lineup (and Razer) in a while – simultaneous audio playback. This might not seem like a big deal, but it’s not a very common feature. So it’s definitely more game-changing than one might assume. As it opens up the Razer Kraken V4 Pro to those who want a headset that can play audio from multiple sources at the same time.
Specifically, those who might want the game audio filtering in while listening to music from their phone. Or in my case, while chatting from the Discord mobile app. The Kraken V4 Pro accomplishes this with the help of a base station which Razer is calling the OLED Control Hub. It has ports for separate audio sources so you can connect your PC and your console. But it also allows a Bluetooth connection to play audio alongside one of those sources. I feel like this is something that Razer fans have wanted for a while. Because I know I’ve been hoping for it for years. And I can’t be the only one.
The Razer Kraken V4 Pro headset comes with Sensa HD Haptics
The inclusion of a base station and simultaneous audio playback are big features, but they’re far from the Kraken V4 Pro’s only notable one. The headset also features Razer’s Sensa HD Haptics. A feature that it launched a few years ago to beef up game immersion through audio that you can feel. Razer is trying to sell the gamer on total sensory immersion for games, and the Kraken V4 Pro seems to be a piece of that puzzle.
When you pair the headset with the use of something like the Freyja, which Razer no doubts hopes you’ll do, you get haptic feedback through the headset and the seat cushion all at once. Delivering a sensory experience in gaming that you’ve probably never imagined existed. Razer says that gamers will be able to expect a “sensory experience that blurs the lines between in-game action and reality, feeling everything from the whizz of bullets to the subtle vibrations of distant thunderstorms.”
Four modes of connectivity provide even more possibilities
Another big first for Razer headsets is the Kraken V4 Pro’s connectivity options. You already know it can link up through Bluetooth and through the use of Razer HyperSense via the OLED Control Hub. It can also connect through a wired USB cable or a wired 3.5mm audio cable. So you can use the headset with essentially anything. If your device doesn’t have a USB port or the capability to connect to the Control Hub, no worries. You can likely connect the headset through Bluetooth or the 3.5mm audio cable.
That will go a long way to convince gamers this is a headset worth spending the money on. And that’s a good thing for Razer, considering this headset’s high price. The Kraken V4 Pro will cost $399.99, making it Razer’s most expensive headset to date. It’s available as of September 28 and you can pick it up directly from Razer, or through retail partners like Best Buy or Amazon. Razer also launched the BlackWidow V4 Pro 75 earlier this month.
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Songs from Adele and others are returning to YouTube as SESAC agrees to a new deal
Update, September 30, 4:30PM ET: YouTube says it has reached a deal with SESAC, and that the affected songs will be returning to the platform soon. A spokesperson sent the following comment: “We’re pleased that SESAC reconsidered our offer. We’ve reached a deal and content will come back up shortly. We appreciate everyone’s patience during this time.”
The original story, headlined “YouTube blocks songs from artists including Adele and Green Day amid licensing negotiations,” follows unedited.
Songs from popular artists have begun to disappear from YouTube as the platform’s deal with the performing rights organization SESAC (Society of European Stage Authors and Composers) approaches its expiration date. As reported by Variety, certain songs by Adele, Green Day, Bob Dylan, R.E.M., Burna Boy and other artists have been blocked in the US, though their entire catalogs aren’t necessarily affected. Videos that have been pulled, like Adele’s “Rolling in the Deep,” now just show a black screen with the message: “This video contains content from SESAC. It is not available in your country.”
In a statement to Engadget, a YouTube spokesperson said the platform has been in talks with SESAC to renew the deal, but “despite our best efforts, we were unable to reach an equitable agreement before its expiration. We take copyright very seriously and as a result, content represented by SESAC is no longer available on YouTube in the US. We are in active conversations with SESAC and are hoping to reach a new deal as soon as possible.” According to a source that spoke to Variety, however, the deal hasn’t even expired yet — it’ll reportedly terminate sometime next week — and the move on YouTube’s part may be a negotiation tactic. SESAC has not yet released a statement.
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11x.ai, a developer of AI sales reps, has raised $50M Series B led by A16Z, sources say
11x.ai, a startup that develops AI-powered sales development bots, has secured roughly $50 million in Series B funding, TechCrunch has learned. The new round was led by Andreessen Horowitz, valuing the company at around $350 million, multiple sources told TechCrunch.
The recent deal follows the company’s $24 million Series A, which was led by Benchmark with the participation of other investors including 20VC, Project A, Lux Capital, and SV Angel. While 11x.ai announced its Series A round earlier this month, we’ve learned that the deal closed earlier in 2024. The company was valued at $90 million during its Series A, according to one source.
11x.ai and Andreessen Horowitz didn’t immediately respond to a request for comment.
Hasan Sukkar, 11x’s founder and CEO, told TechCrunch that the company is approaching $10 million in annual recurring revenue. This implies that investors valued the startup at about 35 times ARR, a multiple that’s a notch more grounded than heady valuations recently garnered by other AI-powered companies with similar revenues. For example, Hebbia, a large document search startup, has raised a Series B at 54 times ARR, TechCrunch reported in July.
While Series B places 11x.ai ahead of competitors in terms of valuation and total capital, investors told TechCrunch that it’s still too early to tell whether the company has established a significant lead over its rivals. 11x.ai is one of many quickly growing startups building AI sales development representatives, or AI SDRs. Other startups working on similar solutions include Reggie.ai, AiSDR and Artisan. Incumbents such as Salesforce have also introduced products that work as autonomous sales agents.
Although some investors are wary of backing AI SDR startups because it is hard to distinguish these companies’ offerings from each other, 11x’s Series B shows that other VCs are not afraid to make a larger bet on one of these startups.
11x.ai currently has two AI bots, or what the company is calling “automated digital workers.” Alice is an AI SDR that handles sales lead generation, research and customer outreach. The company recently introduced Jordan, an AI phone sales representative that speaks over 30 languages and can handle inbound and outbound conversations with prospective human buyers.
The company told TechCrunch last year that they’re developing AI bots for talent acquisition and human resources. Now that 11x.ai has more capital, it may focus on expanding its suite of digital employees beyond just sales representatives.
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