Argos is dishing out a cheaper Sky TV rival, just use this simple code
Argos is running a new offer that cuts the cost of Freely-powered smart TVs to their ‘lowest ever' price.
There’s a new offer from Argos that’s cutting the cost of Sky-rivalling TVs. The online retailer has just launched an eye-catching sale that reduces the price of Freely-powered Hisense screens by up to 25 percent. That’s on top of some of these TVs already being dropped to their ‘lowest ever’ price. For those not aware, Freely lets homes watch live and on-demand content via a broadband connection rather than an aerial.
Argos is now offering Hisense Freely TVs with up to 20% off using the code FREELY20.
This internet-connected platform is very similar to Sky Glass, which also uses the web to whizz content into living rooms. Although Sky offers more channels and access to premium sports and movies, it requires homes to pay a monthly fee. As the name suggests, Freely is totally free to watch once the telly has been purchased with over 50 channels available via this platform.
The screens offered by Argos are all Hisense models. There are numerous options to choose from, including 65, 75 and 100-inch displays with prices starting from £649 before the discount is added.
Here are some of the deals and how to get the extra money off.
Hisense 65 Inch TV
PRICE: £649 - GET 15% OFF WITH FREELY15 CODE
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Hisense 75 Inch TV
PRICE: £899 - GET 15% OFF WITH FREELY15 CODE
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Hisense 85 Inch TV
PRICE: £899 (lowest ever price) - GET 15% OFF WITH FREELY15 CODE
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Hisense 85 Inch TV
PRICE: £999 (lowest ever) - GET 15% OFF WITH FREELY15 CODE
SEE THE DEAL HERE
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Hisense 75 Inch Mini LED TV
PRICE: £999 - GET 20% OFF WITH FREELY20 CODE
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Hisense 75 Inch TV
PRICE: £1999 - GET 20% OFF WITH FREELY20 CODE
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Hisense 100 Inch Mini LED TV
PRICE: £3999 - GET 20% OFF WITH FREELY20 CODE
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All of the Hisense screens on offer are 4K compatible for sharper visuals and come pre-loaded with streaming apps such as Netflix, Disney+ and YouTube.
Some even offer dedicated gaming modes and improved sound thanks to Dolby Atmos technology.
As we mentioned before, although Freely offers TV via the internet, it can't match Sky's vast library of content. Sky's Glass Gen 2 TV also features an in-built sound bar and smart features such as personalised recommendations and a Playlists function for storing online recordings.
Sky Glass Gen starts from £29 per month, which includes a basic TV package.
