Black Friday Deal alert: We can't believe this LED HD Smart TV is on sale for just $127

Elizabeth Di Filippo and Alyssa Tria
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SANSUI 24 Inch TV 720P Basic S24 LED HD TV High Resolution Flat Screen Television Built-in HDMI,USB,VGA Ports - on sale during Amazon Canada's Black Friday Week Sale, $127 (originally $150).
SANSUI 24 Inch TV 720P Basic S24 LED HD TV High Resolution Flat Screen Television Built-in HDMI,USB,VGA Ports - on sale during Amazon Canada's Black Friday Week Sale, $127 (originally $150).

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Amazon Canada’s Black Friday Deals Week is underway, giving shoppers access to thousands of deals across fashion, tech, home goods and more.

For those on the lookout for an affordable way to upgrade their TV in time for the holidays, there’s the SANSUI S32 24-inch 720p Smart LED HD TV, on sale right now for just only $127 (originally $150).

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SANSUI S24 720p Smart LED HD TV

SANSUI 24 Inch TV 720P Basic S24 LED HD TV High Resolution Flat Screen Television Built-in HDMI,USB,VGA Ports - on sale during Amazon Canada's Black Friday Week Sale, $127 (originally $150).
SANSUI 24 Inch TV 720P Basic S24 LED HD TV High Resolution Flat Screen Television Built-in HDMI,USB,VGA Ports - on sale during Amazon Canada's Black Friday Week Sale, $127 (originally $150).

SHOP IT: Amazon, starting at $127 (originally $150)

What is it?

The SANSUI HD Resolution TV features a super slim LED display that can be placed virtually anywhere in your home. The screen has a resolution of up to 1366×768, highlighting the best picture quality and offers a vivid range of colours, and an incredible range of brightness that effortlessly bring live-action movies and sport streaming to life. The screen adopts 178° visual angle to bring the real vision which provides you with better an elevated at-home streaming experience.

As for sound, it is said to provide consistent cinema-style sound across your content using an advanced Dolby Sound.

And to enjoy your favourite TV shows, movies and apps with just a click of a button, the TV is power with the Linux Operating System which includes Netflix, YouTube, Facebook, Twitter and an option to screencast your smartphone with screen mirroring.

What people are saying

The SANSUI S24has earned more than 100 customer reviews and a 4.5-star rating on Amazon Canada from shoppers impressed with the economical unit’s picture quality.

“I have bought this as a larger monitor for watching movies and playing games with a controller. It's a steal for the price, the image is crisp, colours are good and simple to use,” one shopper wrote. “Picture quality is especially good when watching movies/TV shows, it's PPI is not high as same sized monitors so if you're looking for an impeccable display, go for a monitor. I was expecting a 720p display, but it surprised me when I saw the TV supporting1080p 60hz. Which is amazing considering the price.”

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“I was pleasantly surprised,” another Amazon customer said. I took it out of the box, plugged it in, attached my gaming console, put batteries in the remote, turned it on, set to HDMI turned on console. Perfect picture and perfect sound.”

Verdict

TVs can be expensive, but if you’re looking for a small unit for a bedroom or office that delivers quality picture and sound quality without breaking the bank, the SANSUI S24 720p Smart LED HD TV is a great deal you won’t want to pass up.

Although they aren’t included in Amazon Canada’s Black Friday sale, SANSUI also offers 43 inch, 65 inch and 75 inch options which you can find here.

The reviews quoted above reflect the most recent versions at the time of publication.

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