Great value - this TCL 4K TV with Roku is just $258 in Walmart's Memorial Day sales

TCL Roku TV on blue background with sign saying Price Cut

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Here at TechRadar, we're finding all the biggest and best Memorial Day sales today, so you can find your next big purchase for a ridiculously low price. There's a big range of stuff available, but this cheap TCL 4K TV deal will take some beating in the bargain department.

You can get a TCL 43" Class 4-Series 4K Roku Smart TV for just $258 at Walmart right now - that's a full 35% off a TV that was already a decent value buy.

Being a Roku TV, you get a really slick smart TV system that's got all the big-name services on it (and the little-name ones that people love). Plus, it's also really easy to use.

And, that comes on a 43-inch 4K TV with HDR support. TCL is known for making TVs that deliver major bang for your buck when it comes to balancing price and image quality… and that's before you cut a third off the price.

You also get three HDMI ports for connecting devices, and one is HDMI ARC for attaching a soundbar.

43-inch TVs are ideal for bedroom, for the office, or anywhere you want a TV that's big enough for some real high-res thrills, but small enough to not dominate the room. You can also see more TV deals at the Walmart Plus Weekend sale event.

A fantastic cheap 4K TV deal from Walmart

More Memorial Day TV deals

Samsung Q70A QLED 4K Smart TV (65-inch): $1,399 $999.99 at Samsung
Save $300 - One of the best mid-range QLED displays you can buy, the Samsung Q70A series is a particularly good choice if you're going to be hooking up a next-gen games console. Not only can this display support 120Hz at 4K, but a super-powerful processor and gorgeous colors mean it's a display capable of fantastic performance both in-game and for shows. Today's Memorial Day TV deal at Samsung heavily discounts a number of different sizes to their lowest prices yet.

More Memorial Day sales

Amazon: 50% off vacuums, clothing, appliances, and more
Apple: up to $800 off iPads, the Apple Watch, iPhone, and more
Best Buy: up to $400 off major appliances from Samsung, LG, and Maytag
Dell: cheap laptops starting at $244.99
DreamCloud: $200 off mattresses + $499 in free accessories
Home Depot: up to $600 off major appliances, tools, and patio furniture
Lowe's: 40% off patio furniture, lawnmowers, and major appliances
Layla: up to $200 off mattresses + two free pillows for Memorial Day
Macy's: 60% off couches, beds, and patio furniture
Mattresses: budget Lucid mattress from $189.99 at Amazon
Mattress Firm: mattress deals starting at $199.99
Nectar: $100 off mattresses + $499 in free accessories
Overstock: up to 70% off everything + free shipping
Patio furniture: outdoor furniture and decor starting at $9.99
Purple: up to $200 in gifts with every mattress
Saatva: save up to $350 off luxury mattresses
Samsung: up to $400 off washers and dryers, dishwashers and ranges
Target: 30% off outdoor furniture and decor
Tempur-Pedic: Memorial Day sale - up to 40% off mattresses
TVs: smart TVs from $99.99 at Best Buy
Walmart: 40% off patio & garden, TVs, appliances, and mattresses
Wayfair: patio furniture sets starting at $399

You can also see more bargains with our guide to the best Memorial Day appliance sales and at the Best Buy Memorial Day sale.

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Matt is TechRadar's Managing Editor for Entertainment, meaning he's in charge of persuading our team of writers and reviewers to watch the latest TV shows and movies on gorgeous TVs and listen to fantastic speakers and headphones. It's a tough task, as you can imagine. Matt has over a decade of experience in tech publishing, and previously ran the TV & audio coverage for our colleagues at T3.com, and before that he edited T3 magazine. During his career, he's also contributed to places as varied as Creative Bloq, PC Gamer, PetsRadar, MacLife, and Edge. TV and movie nerdism is his speciality, and he goes to the cinema three times a week. He's always happy to explain the virtues of Dolby Vision over a drink, but he might need to use props, like he's explaining the offside rule.