Big-screen TVs usually come with equally big price tags, which is what makes this deal on the 2026 Toshiba Z670R worth a closer look. The 85-inch model has dropped to $1,347.99 from its regular $2,499.99 price, marking the lowest price recorded so far according to price trackers. And if 85 inches feels too large (or not large enough), Toshiba has also discounted the 55-, 65-, and 100-inch versions of the same TV. Positioned near the top of Toshiba's lineup, the Z670R is built for buyers who want a large-screen home theater setup without paying OLED-level prices.

The Z670R backs up that positioning with a feature set that feels more premium than its current price suggests—it combines a 4K Mini-LED panel with QLED color technology, a native 144Hz refresh rate, Dolby Vision IQ, HDR10+, and Dolby Atmos support. The Mini-LED backlight is arguably the most important feature here. By using thousands of smaller LEDs and local dimming zones, the TV delivers a stronger HDR performance when watching movies, sports, or modern video games—bright highlights like sunlight, explosions, or stadium lighting have more impact while darker scenes retain more detail than you'd typically get from a standard LED display.

The Z670R is also surprisingly well-equipped for gaming. The native 144Hz panel helps keep motion sharp during fast-paced gameplay, while AMD FreeSync Premium and Auto Low Latency Mode help reduce screen tearing and input lag when connected to a compatible console or gaming PC. Also, a screen this large can feel far more immersive, especially for racing games, sports titles, and open-world adventures. The TV uses Amazon's Fire TV as its smart TV platform, giving users access to major streaming services without needing an external streaming stick. Voice control through Alexa is built in, and the interface will be familiar to anyone who has used a Fire TV device before. Toshiba has also included a 50-watt 2.1-channel speaker system with a dedicated bass woofer, which delivers fuller sound than what you'll find on many TVs in this category. It won't replace a dedicated surround sound setup, but it's good enough that you may not feel the need to add a soundbar right away.