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Are you looking for a new TV but don't want to spend a fortune? Well, luckily for you, Presidents' Day sales have kicked off and you can find a whole host of discounts at Amazon, including this latest deal on the impressive Hisense Canvas. As of Feb. 17, you can find it on sale at Amazon for just $899.99. This price is specific to the 65-inch model.

The quality of this TV is seriously impressive (just check out our review). This 4K QLED TV delivers a range of sharp, vibrant colors, but the big selling point is that when you’re not watching, the TV can be transformed into a digital gallery, displaying a single image or shuffling through a slideshow of your favorite photos or artwork. The hi-matte display makes the digital gallery look like the real thing, so prepare to trick your friends and family.

SEE ALSO: Grab the Amazon Fire HD 10 tablet for under $100 this Presidents' Day

Not only that, this TV is also a great option for gamers, boasting a 144Hz Game Mode PRO. This is designed with top gaming technology, with a Variable Refresh Rate of 48Hz to 144Hz.

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