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Save $500 Off the 42" LG C6 4K OLED TV for Black Friday, Doubles as a Gaming Monitor, Plus Get an Xbox Controller

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One of LG's most popular OLED TVs to use as a computer monitor is on sale. For a limited time, LG's online store is offering the 42" LG Evo C6 4K OLED TV for just $899.99 with free shipping after a $500 off instant discount. LG calls this a "guaranteed Black Friday price". Better yet, if you purchase it from LG, you get a free Xbox wireless controller with purchase, including the Breaker Edition colorways. Simply add it to the same order as the TV. The smaller 42" size allows the TV to double as an excellent gaming PC monitor In fact, I'm doing this myself right now. $500 Off the 2026 42" LG Evo C6 4K OLED TV Also get a free Xbox controller with purchase Get a Free Xbox Wireless Controller Add to the same order as your TV If you're looking for the best gaming TV, the LG C6 OLED should top your list. The C6 is LG's current 2026 model in the LG's C-series OLED TV lineup.

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