This is the cheapest 4K TV I could find in the Memorial Day sales and you can even screen mirror your phone on it

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The Element 43" XUMO Smart TV is now only $118

Element Class 4K TV
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I've been tracking some big deals in the Memorial Day sales, and this is the cheapest 4K display I've found so far - the Element 43-inch 4K smart TV is now $118 (was $158) at Walmart.

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There are over 250 pre-installed apps, but if you don't find something you want on the TV, you can always stream it directly from your phone.

The voice remote makes searching for shows easy, and when you do find them, the 4K resolution gives you crisp, clear vision – four times better quality than regular HD TVs.

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Element 43-inch 4K smart TV
Element 43-inch 4K smart TV: was $158 now $118 at Walmart

There's a lot to like about this 43in 4K TV - and not just the cheap price-tag. This unit has all the apps you'd expect preloaded, including Netflix, YouTube, and Disney Plus. While you can't expect LG levels for the price, it's surprisingly well-specced, featuring Dolby Vision, 60Hz refresh rate (and a 120Hz effective refresh rate for gaming), and HDR10 support. There's even a voice-controlled remote control, too.

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Element may lack the brand recognition of some of best TV makers on the market, but this is still a lot of TV for less than $120. Similar 4K TVs, although larger, are usually between $200-$400.

A few years ago, the features of this TV would have put it in the premium bracket and it would be still be great value at the normal price of $158. Plus, you get a one year manufacturer warranty as standard and an extra year on top if you register the product.

For more options, we're also rounding up the best Memorial Day TV deals you can get right now.

James Capell
James Capell
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James is a tech journalist and Buying Guide Editor at TechRadar, where he manages B2B buying guides to help businesses find the right tools, services, and solutions. With a background spanning editorial leadership, enterprise technology, and building his own ventures, he brings a commercially minded perspective to evaluating the products and platforms businesses rely on. He has covered the technology industry at senior levels across both editorial and operational roles, working closely with some of the world's leading tech companies.

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