Amazon's new smart TVs are available now – but here's why you should wait to buy one

Amazon's new smart TVs are acquirable now – but here's why you should wait to buy one

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Virago announced that its unused Omni Serial smart TVs are now on sale through its web site – but you might want to await a few weeks before you buy one.

There's two big reasons for that. The freshman i is that we're just a couple of weeks away from Black Fri and Cyber Monday that inaugurate on Friday, November 26 and work through Monday, November 29.

It's then we'll probably have the best deals on the new TVs as Amazon River looks to compete with other major manufacturers like Samsung, TCL, Sony and LG for the lowest TV prices.

But the other reason you power want to wait is that Amazon says it volition be rolling prohibited an update for the TVs to work with Orchard apple tree AirPlay 2 and HomeKit in the draw near future as well. When that lands, you'll be able to stream content from your iPhone, iPad operating theater Macintosh to the TV without having to go through the slay-Beaver State-misfire Cast function.

Analysis: Then when should you pick one up?

If you're look to save some John Cash upfront and willing to set out in extraordinary work, we'd recommend keeping tabs on the TVs over the next a couple of weeks. At some point they'll almost certainly drop beneath their regular MSRP.

That aforementioned, while we wouldn't expect to see discounts in the hundreds of dollars – the Virago Omni TVs are already pretty cheap – it's possible that we could see just about healthy discounts or bundle deals As Virago looks to move a ton of TVs over the holidays.

We'd also commend holding an oculus out for past Black Friday 4K TV deals over the incoming a couple of weeks as we affect towards one of the biggest shopping holidays in the domain.

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Notch Pino is the Senior Editor of Home base Amusement at TechRadar and covers TVs, headphones, speakers, video games, VR and streaming devices. He's written for TechRadar, GamesRadar, Official Xbox Cartridge clip, PC Gamer and other outlets over the live X, and he has a degree in computer science he's non using if anyone wants it.