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SAVE $70: The Asian movies ArchivesAmazon Fire 40-inch TV is on sale today for $179.99 at Amazon, taking 28% off its list price of $249.99. Note that this deal is only available for Prime members.

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Prime members, you're in luck. Amazon is offering exclusive deals today on Amazon Fire TVs.

The Amazon Fire 40-inch TV is on sale for $179.99, which is $70 less than its usual price of $249.99. At 28% off, this price is the TV's lowest on record. While this TV is known to go on sale, the exact savings amount has a history of fluctuating. We recommend scoring this all-time low price while you can.

Earlier this year, Mashable's own Ingrid Cruz hailed the Amazon Fire 40-inch as a "no-fuss TV that saves you space and money" in our review. It gives you access to live TV, video games, music, and streaming platforms at a budget-friendly price. Still, quality isn't sacrificed thanks to the TV's 1080p HD resolution. While you can certainly stream through paid subscription services, we love that this TV has options that let you access your favorite entertainment for free through apps like YouTube, Freevee, Tubi, and Pluto TV. Plus, you get a 6-month subsection to MGM+ at no extra cost.

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