Whether you’re starting to make your Halloween movie marathon list or gearing up for this weekend’s NFL game, a new TV would elevate this experience to a whole new level. This is especially true if you’re looking to get a TV upgrade for DIY home theater. But as we all know, a new 4K TV with great picture quality and a massive screen size doesn’t come cheap — unless you find a good deal.

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Best Buy is having a flash weekend sale on the Samsung 85-inch U8000F smart Tizen TV. This beast of a TV has a pretty large price tag: $1,200. But what else would be expected of a large, high-quality Samsung TV? Thankfully, this weekend flash sale has chopped $400 off the price, dropping it down to a more reasonable $800. This sale ends tomorrow night, so act fast if you’re interested.

The Samsung 85-inch U8000F smart Tizen TV is obviously sizable, and it would fit well in a large family room or home theater where you want a really big screen. The 4K display ensures you’ll get a clear and crisp image, and it supports the HDR10+ and HLG standards. The TV is made from a single sheet of metal, giving you a sleek look. And you’ll be able to access tons of free TV shows and movies with Samsung’s smart system. It’s also great for video games thanks to its Motion Xcelerator that gets up to 60 frames per second in 4K, so you won’t miss a pixel. And with object tracking sound and Q-Symphony, you can enjoy top-notch audio, too. What’s even the point of a trip to the cinema with a TV like this at home?

Not your style? Take a look at the rest of the 4K TV deals going on right now. Too expensive? That’s fine, too. Check out our roundup of the best budget TV deals, all $500 and under.

Why this deal matters

Samsung is easily one of the best in the game when it comes to TVs, and this one is no exception. Best Buy is giving you a chance to shave a decent amount off the usually hefty price — $400 to be exact. But hurry, this sale is only up for a total of 48 hours. Make sure you don’t miss out.

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