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Is there a 4k 120hz TV that doesn't cost a fortune?

BHuff04
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I've been looking around to see if I could find any good black friday deals on monitors and TV's, but I can't seem to find a TV that supports both HDMI 2.1 and 4K that's not $600 or above. Does anyone know if there's any budget options? I already have a 2K 144hz 27 inch monitor for my PC, but I'm more looking to find something that's bigger for my Series X. I guess I might just have to settle with a 60hz TV, and just use my other monitor for gaming, unless there's a budget option for $300-$400. If anyone has any suggestions, that would be great, thanks!

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Can the Series X even play any content on 4k120? Isn't it either 4k or 1080p120?

 

But with the black Friday deals going on I am sure there's an option for you. What about the Samsung QC thingies? 

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Plenty of relatively cheap 4k TVs out there, but you have to adjust your expectations accordingly. As far as I know you won't find one that ticks your boxes within your budget. We only just have those panels so it's new and expensive.

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