LIVE: Best Amazon Prime Day TV deals still available — QLED, OLED and Mini-LED TV sales

• 65" Hisense U8N: was $1,499 now $999 @ Amazon

I've got to kick things off with the deal I'd be most tempted to buy today: The 65-inch Hisense U8N that's now $500 off at Amazon. This is the TV that I use the most, and I've found it to be an incredible value for the money. It's bright. It's colorful. It comes with two HDMI 2.1 ports that you can connect your PS5 and Xbox Series X to. 

I first fell in love with this TV when I was reviewing it earlier this year. In its lab tests, the Hisense U8N was putting out incredible stats (over 3,000 nits in HDR!) and that translated really well to what I was watching. Its color accuracy out of the box isn't wonderful, but if you're willing to play around with it, it's one of the most vibrant TVs I've ever seen. 

It's hard to find a TV of this caliber for under $1,000, but the Hisense U8N pulls it off.

• LG 42" C4 4K OLED TV: was $1,146 now $896 @ Amazon

The LG C4 is the company's flagship OLED, and one of the best models of the best-selling TV range yet. It offers dazzlingly bright colors and stunning picture quality. LG's A9 processor powers it and features a 120Hz panel, Dolby Vision/ HDR10/HLG support, built-in Amazon Alexa and four HDMI 2.1 ports 

In our LG C4 review, we noted the price was a significant drawback, but thanks to Amazon's latest Prime Day even that's not so much of an issue anymore. The entire range, including the massive 82-inch model, is on sale, with prices from $896.  

• Amazon 4-Series 43" Fire 4K TV: was $369 now $239 @ Amazon

On the other end of the scale, there's the Amazon 4-Series of Fire TVs. These relatively inexpensive models are a budget alternative to the Omni Series, and while sacrifices are made in the name of price, they still offer features like HDR support (HDR10/HLG) and an Alexa-powered remote control. Plus, you have access to the Amazon Fire OS for all your streaming needs. If you're looking for a TV this Prime Day at a very low price, this 43-inch Amazon 4-Series Fire 4K TV for $239 is a good pick. 

• LG 48" B4 4K OLED TV: was $1,499 now $699 @ Best Buy

The deals aren't exclusive to Amazon right now, over at Best Buy you can score this 48-inch LG B4 OLED for $699 that's a huge $800 saving, and $50 cheaper than it was earlier this week. While the LG B4 is considered an entry-level OLED, it's a great choice, especially for gamers as features four HDMI 2.1 ports, a 120Hz refresh rate, a brightness booster, and Game Optimizer Mode. This model is a Best Buy exclusive. 

• Vizio 50" MQX QLED 4K TV: was $629 now $448 @ Amazon

The Vizio MQX QLED is one of our favorite midrange televisions, and the 50-inch model is currently on sale for Amazon's October Prime Day event. It combines strong performance with a price tag that is easier on your wallet. The affordable price doesn't mean it won't impress either. This Vizio TV has 4K/120Hz support for consoles, a 1080p/240Hz gaming mode for PC gaming, HDR10/Dolby Vision/HDR10+/HLG support and easy access to all the best streaming services. 

• "65 LG G3 OLED: was $1,999 now $1,799

Dave Meikleham — U.K. Computer Editor — jumping in here briefly. Though I mainly write about laptops for a living, my true passion when it comes to tech is truly TVs. Specifically OLED TVs. I've been buying OLEDs for over a decade, and I can hands-down say the LG G3 OLED is hands down the best TV I've ever owned. And it ain't close.

Thanks to its Micro Lens Array Panel, it’s able to get nearly as bright as the best LED TVs. In our LG G3 OLED TV review, it reached an incredible HDR peak brightness of 1361 nits. By contrast, the LG C3 could only hit 820 nits.

The 77-inch LG G3 OLED that currently hangs from the wall in my living room is the best piece of technology I've ever bought, and this smaller 65-inch version is every bit as good. I can’t think of a stronger recommendation than that.

• 48" LG C4 OLED: was $1,599 now $996

I actually used one of this TV's predecessors for a couple of years, which is hardly surprising, seeing as we awarded it a perfect score in our LG C2 OLED review. What might slook slightly odd is that I used (and continue to use) a 48-inch TV as my second screen as part of my ridiulous (if awesome) home office setup.

The LG C4 OLED is another predtictably top-tier set from the South Korean manufacturer, and at this size, it will be the perfect fit for a second bedroom TV. Or, like I did with its predecessor, you could use it as a giant monitor to both work on and enjoy playing the best PC games on its fabulous screen. Just bear in mind, you're going to need one big ol' desk.

• 65" Samsung S90D OLED: was $2,197 now $1,497

The follow-up to what we consider to be the best choice for gamers in our best TVs buying guide (the Samsung S90C OLED), this year's Samsung S90D OLED achieves its remarkable brightness in HDR, once again, thanks to quantum dot technology. Thanks to their lightning response times, Samsung TVs have always been a great option for fans of the best PS5 games. 

And if you were lucky enough to secure a PS5 Pro, there aren't many TVs out there that are going to make your favorite titles look better or feel more responsive than this amazing television. Thanks to that colossal $700 price drop, if you're a gamer and can afford it, I'd be all over this Samsung S90D OLED deal if I was in your shoes. 

• 75" Hisense U6K mini-LED: was $1,999 now $747

The Hisense is our favorite budget choice in our best 85-inch TVs guide. Turns out, the 75-inch version is also a fantastic TV, never more so than when it’s selling for such an affordable price point. As someone who has forked out waaaaay too much on TVs in the past (and far more expensive ones than this), it's remarkable to me you can pick up a 75-inch Hisense U6K mini-LED TV for under $750. That 38% discount translates into an eye-rubbing $1,252 saving. If you want a large and charge, brilliantly priced mini-LED that can achieve near OLED black levels, this would make a great Prime Day purchase. 

• "100 Hisense QD7 OLED: was $2,999 now $1,999

If you believe the poster line for 1998's Godzilla, which I have weird affection for considering it's objectively rubbish, "size matters". So if you like large and in charge TVs, hoo-boy is this amazing deal on the Hisense QD7 OLED ever something.

Not only is this 4K monster boast an OLED screen, it has a super-speedy refresh rate of 144Hz. Also, did I mention that its ONE HUNDRED INCHES. Even coming from a dude who owns a 77-inch set that dominates his wall, that is a whole lot of TV.

The fact you can buy a 100-inch 4K for £1,999 boggles my teeny mind. This $1,000 saving on a TV that normally lists at £2,999 is one heck of a sizeable saving. If you have the living space to accomodate this goliath, what are you waiting for?

• Sony 65" Bravia 7 Mini-LED 4K TV: was $1,999 now $1,598 @ Amazon

If you're looking for a stunning TV designed with the PS5 in mind, you can't go wrong with the Sony Bravia 7 Mini-LED 4K TV. This 65-inch model is on sale for $1, 598 at Amazon, which is a very appealing $400 off. This is the cheapest Mini-LED in Sony's 2024 lineup but is still worth considering as it boasts a wealth of premium features including support for almost all of the HDR formats, including Dolby Vision, HDR10, and HLG. 

As noted, it's also designed to take full advantage of the power of the PS5 with exclusive features that the Sony-created console can utilize. This includes bespoke picture modes that give you the best possible image quality, making colors sharper and details pop. If you take your gaming seriously, this is a television to consider.  

• Samsung 55" S90D 4K OLED TV: was $1,799 now $1,397 @ Amazon

Looking to save on a Samsung OLED TV? Amazon's latest Prime Day has you sorted. One of my favorite deals right now is the Samsung 55" S90D 4K OLED for $1,397. 

This stunning TV comes fully equipped with Samsung's new NQ4 AI Gen2 processor, HDR10+/HLG support, 120Hz refresh rate, four HDMI 2.1 ports, and built-in Alexa. It also offers 4K AI Upscaling to ensure all programs are crisp and sharp. It's no slouch when it comes to audio either, you get Dolby Atmos and Object Tracking Sound Lite for 3D surround sound. All that and with a $400 discount makes it unmissable. 

• Samsung 65" The Frame with Brown Bezel: was $2,195 now $1,597 @ Amazon

Samsung's The Frame is a perennial favorite on Amazon Prime Day, and this year is no different with the 65-inch 2024 model on sale for $600 off. 

The latest version of The Frame comes with a new anti-reflection coating and Pantone color-verified screen that guarantees colors don't desaturate in the sunlight. This deal in particular comes with a brown detachable bezel that will give the TV a nice, modern aesthetic.

• Samsung 75" QN90C QLED TV: was $2,997 now $1,488 @ Amazon

LIGHTNING DEAL Alright folks, this is a big one — it's last year's penultimate 4K Samsung QLED TV, a Tom's Guide award-winner,  for half-price. 

For under $1,500, you're getting a sublime 75-inch QLED TV that we called "the QLED TV to beat in 2023". It comes with four HDMI 2.1 ports and a Mini-LED panel that offers better off-axis viewing and less blooming than older LED-LCD TVs. We've seen it as low as $1,697, but today's price is the lowest we've yet to see!

That being said, this is a Lightning Deal so it will sell out sooner rather than later. As of right now, almost 20% of this deal has been claimed, so you'll have to act fast if you want to grab one before it's gone.

• 55" Samsung S85D OLED: was $1,697 now $997 @ Amazon

Think LG is the only one out there making OLED TVs? Think again! Samsung recently got back into the OLED game and it's been making some seriously good models. The flagship Samsung S95D OLED, for example, is one of this year's best...but at over $2,000, it's not exactly what we'd consider affordable.

Enter the Samsung S85D OLED that promises many of the same features for half the price. The 55-inch model is available for just under $1,000 for Prime Day, and it's a great alternative to the LG C4 OLED. 

• 85" Sony X77L Google TV: was $1,498 now $998 @ Amazon

Having spent years writing about TVs, I tend to gravitate towards the more expensive models. But that doesn't mean that everyone needs a $3,000 OLED. In fact, most folks will be more than pleased with a budget option like the Sony X77L that's available in a massive 85-inch screen size for under $1,000 today. 

Unlike the other models in our list, the X77L is neither a Mini-LED or an OLED, it's a plain ol' LED-LCD TV. Its built-in 4K Processor X1 makes this TV look better than a lot of the cheaper competition, however, and it excels at both motion processing and upscaling. It also comes with Google TV, one of the best smart TV platforms, built in. 

It's not going to rival the top TVs from Samsung and LG, but this Sony is a great mid-range model at an unbeatable price.

Let's talk TCL for a second. It's one of the biggest TV manufacturers in the world, and it makes awesome affordable screens for the US market. They make for the perfect Prime Day TV pickup because they go from being affordable to being downright cheap. Definitely worth checking out all their deals today.

Here's all the TCL deals going on today:

• 98” QM8 with Google TV - $3,999
• 98” QM7 with Google TV - $2,799
• 98” Q65 with Google TV - $1,799 - AVAILABLE 10/8 AND 10/9 ONLY
• 75” QM8 with Google TV - $1,499
• 85” QM7 with Google TV - $1,499
• 65” QM8 with Google TV - $999 (50% off MSRP!)
• 75” QM7 With Google TV- $999
• 55” QM7 with Google TV - $499

• 98" TCL Q65 4K QLED TV: was $2,999 now $1,799

Here's another wild deal today: This 98-inch TCL TV usually sells for $3,000, but now it's well under $2,000. Admittedly we haven't reviewed this model, but its specs look solid. You're getting a QLED TV with 120Hz/144Hz VRR for a great price. 

How far should you be sitting from a 98-inch TV, you might ask? About 10 feet is as close as you'd want to sit. Any closer, and it might cause some eye strain. Still, if you have a large living room with lots of wall space, this is a room-filling option that won't wreck your bank account.

DON'T BUY THIS $99 Amazon 2-Series HD TV

It can feel like people running these deal blogs just want you to buy everything. "EVERYTHING'S A GOOD DEAL!" They shout. 

I'm not like that. Not everyone needs a super-pricey TV, so I'll recommend some cheap screens, but never will I just say every TV is good, just buy one. 

So what TVs should you avoid on Prime Day? I actually think the Amazon 2-Series isn't a very good TV, despite its budget sticker price of $99. If you can spend another $50, you can get an actually good TV like the TCL S5 that delivers substantially better performance.

• 48" LG B4 OLED: was $1,499 now $699 @ Best Buy

BLACK FRIDAY DEAL ALERT

I knew we'd see some Black Friday deals today. Best Buy has dropped the price of the 48-inch LG B4 OLED to $699 to rival Amazon's big sales push. This is as good of a TV as you can get at this price. 

As mentioned above, the B4 OLED packs in HDMI 2.1 ports for 4K/120Hz gameplay. It's missing the better processor of the LG C4, but at this price, that's definitely not a deal-breaker. Grab this one before it sells out!

 • Insignia 43" F30 4K Fire TV: was $239 now $139 @ Amazon
Looking for a cheap TV for your guest room, your downstairs bar, or your kid? The Insignia F30 (2024) isn't going to blow anyone away with its performance, but it's one of the cheapest 4K TV deals you can get. It features HDR10 support, DTS Studio sound, and a voice remote with Alexa built-in. It's not always on sale, but right now you can get it a fraction of its normal price.

• Sony OLED 83 inch BRAVIA XR A80L: was $4,999 now $3,998 @ Amazon

Go big or go home. This 83-inch OLED set is a year old, but when we reviewed the Sony A80L, we loved its picture quality as well as its surprisingly good sound, so you don't necessarily need to pick up a soundbar (though we would recommend one of the best soundbars if you want a true cinematic experience at home. Our biggest issues were that it didn't get as bright as competing sets and it's not the best for gaming, but at this price, it's very competitive for a massive OLED set.

• Roku Pro Series 55-Inch QLED 4K Smart TV: was $799 now $698 @ Amazon

Among the best streaming sticks, we love Roku devices the best, so why not get a TV with its excellent interface already built in? But more than that, this QLED set has a strong set of features at a very competitive price, such as a 120Hz panel, and support for Dolby Vision, HDR10+, and HLG. You'll want a soundbar if you pick up this TV, though.

• 65" Sony Bravia 8 OLED: was $2,499 now $1,698

If you want Sony's newest OLED TV at a deep discount, look no further than the 65-inch Sony Bravia 8 that's on sale today for $1,698 at Amazon. 

In our review, we called the Bravia 8 "a feature-packed set that’s loaded not just with cutting-edge picture technologies, but also head-of-the-class sound, dazzling gaming capabilities, a powerful smart operating system, and plenty of extras." 

The only downside is that, out-of-the-box, its Professional Picture Mode is a little dark. This can be tweaked in the settings, but don't be surprised if your brand-new TV isn't as bright as you'd expect the second you turn it on.

• 32" Insignia F20 720p Fire TV: was $129 now $69

The 32-inch Insignia F20 is the cheapest TV you can buy for Amazon Prime Day. It's just $69 during today's Lightning Deal period, a 46% discount compared to its regular $129 price point.

Now, obviously, this is a pretty basic TV. It comes with Fire TV on-board, which is nice, but it's limited to 60Hz and doesn't have HDR. These aren't deal breakers for folks who just need a very basic TV, but they're the reasons you shouldn't buy this for your main family room TV.

• 32" Insignia F20 720p Fire TV: was $129 now $69

Even after writing about them for more than a decade, I'm still surprised by how cheap TVs can be. Just take a look at this $69 Insignia TV, for example. The cost to manufacturer and ship this must, I imagine, be close to $15. And yet, it can be sold and shipped to you for $69. It's a wild world we live in. 

That being said, you know this TV isn't going to shatter any records. It's a 720p TV with no HDR. It probably has a peak brightness of under 200 nits. But sometimes you just need a small TV for the garage. And that's where this TV comes in. 

At $69, I'd wager this is the cheapest TV we're going to see on Amazon Prime Day.

• Roku Ultra 2024: was $99 now $79 @ Amazon

So you just bought a brand new TV, but what are you going to watch on it? If you don't want to hook your TV to the internet — we don't like the idea of TV makers tracking what you're watching — then one of the best streaming devices is the answer. We're still testing the new Roku Ultra 2024, but the previous generation is our favorite streaming device overall. The newer model features support for HDR10+, Dolby Vision & Atmos, has Bluetooth and Wi-Fi 6, and comes with Roku's Voice Remote Pro with backlit buttons.  

• Sonos Arc: was $899 now $719 @ Amazon

The sad truth about most TVs is that their audio just doesn't match their picture quality. It's a simple matter of physics: You can't stuff big speakers into a pencil-thin TV set. That's why it's essential to pick up one of the best soundbars to ensure what you're hearing is as good as what you're seeing. The Sonos Arc is a few years old at this point — a Sonos Arc Ultra is reportedly on its way — but this is still an excellent Dolby Atmos soundbar that works with Alexa and Google Assistant, and integrates with other Sonos speakers for whole-home audio.

• TCL 55" NXTFrame QLED TV: was $1,499 now $799 @ Amazon

The NXTFRAME is TCL's answer to the Samsung's The Frame TV, offering shoppers a quaint and atmospheric display that blends into the background. It comes equipped with Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos, ensuring you get the most out of your entertainment needs, plus a 120Hz refresh rate means you've got ample gaming coverage to boot. 

• Samsung 65" QN90D QLED TV: was $2,297 now $1,497 @ Amazon

Samsung's got some of the most premium TVs in the market but Prime Day deals make them all the more affordable and approachable with savings galore. That's where the QN90D QLED TV comes into play with nearly $1,000 slashed on a 65-inch 2024 model with HDR+ and Dolby Atmos compatibility. A 144Hz refresh rate and its Gaming Hub make all the difference in creating one of the best entertainment ecosystems you can buy. 

• LG 55" QNED80T LED TV: was $799 now $646 @ Amazon

LG's QNED lineup doesn't get talked about enough but they offer some incredible savings on some really amazing TVs, like the QNED80T. This 4K flat screen won't bring as powerful performance as something like the LG C4 but definitely has some tricks up its sleeve, namely a 60Hz panel and AI processor for upscaling. HDR10 Pro also means your entertainment looks crisp as ever with the latest HDR compatibility. 

• TCL 98" Q65 QLED TV: was $2,999 now $1,798 @ Amazon

TCL is in it for the wins this NFL season and this 98-inch monster is one that's perfect for the home cinema upgrade. You're aiming to get quality specs at an unbeatable price point and that's where the Q65, TCL's newest and cheapest model, makes itself known with Dolby Atmos and Game Accelerator 240 for a well-rounded display that hits all the sweet spots. 

• Samsung 77" S95D OLED TV: was $4,397 now $3,797 @ Amazon

Samsung's flagship OLED TV in the S95D hit the Prime Day deals market with a stellar offering at the 77-inch mark. It's quite the behemoth of a display, but definitely worthwhile for those who want premium quality at a monstrous size. The S95D uses all of the best specs on the market, wrangling Motion Xcelerator and some of the best upscaling imaginable for superior performance made all the better thanks to an anti glare screen. 

• Vizio 43" Quantum QLED TV: was $349 now $279 @ Amazon

Vizio is known best for its cheaper displays and none are more worthwhile than the Quantum QLED, a budget pick with some serious specs to bring out the best for everything from PC gaming to general HDR entertainment. With a 120Hz refresh rate and WiFi 6, the Vizio Quantum is a serious powerhouse for those looking to nab an awesome TV under $500. 

• Hisense 40" A4 Roku 1080p TV: was $169 now $149 @ Amazon

Sometimes you don't need the most premium display with all the fancy upscaling and gadgetry. You may just want a cheap TV with just the right amount specs that meet some standards for the outdoor gazebo, office space, or even your bedroom. That's where the Hisense A4 comes into play. It's built on Roku, giving you all of the best streaming platforms on a 60Hz LED panel. It's nothing super incredible but works well as a more sports-oriented outdoor display. 

LG StanbyME Go: was $1,196 now $796 @ Amazon

You can't always stay cooped up in your living room and for times like that, the LG StanbyME Go lets you bring a TV with you. Sure, it's only 1080p and on the smaller side for TVs at 27 inches, but did I mention it folds up into a briefcase? The StanbyME Go even has a built-in battery so you can literally watch TV from anywhere and it also rotates 90 degrees for watching vertical videos. It's a smart TV too with all of your favorite apps right at your fingers using its touchscreen display.

Hisense 55-inch CanvasTV S7: was $999 now $848 @ Amazon

If you want a TV that looks like a work of art when you're not using it, Samsung's The Frame used to be your only option. That's no longer the case and besides TCL's NXTFRAME TVs, Hisense now has a similar product line called CanvasTV. The CanvasTV S7 is on sale right now even though it's only up for preorder at the moment. For the price, you get a 55-inch 4K QLED TV with an anti-glare finish to make it look like a real canvas. It also has a 144Hz refresh rate for gaming and mounts flush to your wall.

TCL 75-inch QM8: was $1,999 now $1,326 @ Amazon

The TCL QM8 is a 4K QLED QD-Mini LED TV with a 120Hz panel refresh rate, 144Hz VRR for games and Google TV built-in. The 75-inch version is 34% off right now and this TV gives off a vivid and bright picture with up to 5,000 local dimming zones and max peak brightness of 5,000 nits. In fact, in our TCL QM8 review, we called it the brightest TV we had ever tested at the time. You can't go wrong with its picture quality and built-in features but you'll probably want to pair this TV with a soundbar or better yet, a surround sound system.

LG UQ7590 86-Inch: was $1,299 now $996 @ Amazon

If you want a large 86-inch TV without spending a fortune, this could be the deal for you. The LG UQ7590 is now less than $1,000 thanks to Prime Big Day Deals. This 4K TV has a 120Hz refresh rate and an α7 Gen5 AI Processor to adjust picture and sound quality for a more lifelike viewing experience. The LG UQ7590 is two years old but if you want a massive TV at a discount, this still a great deal.

TCL QM7 55: QLED TV: was $799 now $498 @ Amazon

There are a lot of impressive TCL sets on sale at multiple retailers this week, including some of the best TCL TVs we've tested. But some of the top models can get pretty pricey, even with a Prime Day discount. That's why the TCO QM7 caught our eye. It may not match the QM8, but its excellent color handling and high brightness make it ideal for gaming — the 120Hz refresh rate and low input lag help out there, too. A 30% discount at Amazon brings the price down to less than $500 right now, making it a great bargain if all you need is a midrange set.

Hisense U6K 55" Mini-LED: was $449 now $427 @ Best Buy

When it's time for us to recommend a TV under $500, our go-to pick is the Hisense U6K, which provides a great picture despite its low price. Sadly, the set appears to be out of stock at Amazon during Prime Day this time around, but Best Buy can come to your rescue. The $22 discount isn't staggering, but it drops the price of the Hisense U6K to $427. And think about what you're getting in return — a 55-inch TV with awesome HDR support and some of the best black levels we've seen in a set this inexpensive.

Bowers & Wilkins Panorama 3: was $999 now $799 @ Amazon

So long as you're shopping for a new TV, you might as well look for soundbar deals to deliver audio that matches the pristine picture you're looking for. Good news for you: our favorite soundbar is on sale at Amazon as the Bowers & Wilkins Panorama 3 has dropped by $200 to $799. In our testing, the Panorama 3 delivered lively, muscular and expansive movie sound, and it excels when you play music, too. Our biggest complaint was the price tag, but this sale eliminates that complaint, even if we've seen the Panorama 3 drop to $700 on other occasions.

42" Insignia F20 1080p Fire TV: was $175 now $119

The deal on 32-inch version of Insignia F20 smart TV may have dried up, but you can still get the 42-inch model for a nice discount. Specifically, Amazon is cutting the price by 33% to $119. This model of the F20 offers 1080p resolution, a step up from the 720p on the 32-inch model that was on sale earlier. You'll also get a voice-controlled remote and the built-in Fire TV experience on a set that's well below the $150 mark.

75" Sony Bravia 3 LED Smart TV: was $1,099 now $948 @ Amazon

The Bravia 3 may lack some of the capabilities of Sony's more premium TVs, but this standard model is a solid set that may appeal to gamers with PS5-friendly features that optimize picture quality when you're gaming or streaming. And at 75 inches, that's an expansive display to play on. Even better, Amazon's $150 price cut brings the Bravia 3 to an all-time low price, giving you a sizable set for less than $1,000.

65" LG C4 OLED TV: was $2,699 now $1,496 @ Amazon

The C4 is LG's flagship OLED TV and it's still on sale for the second day of Amazon's 48-hour event. A number of models are currently reduced but our pick for the best discount is the 65-inch, which is currently a massive 45% off. It's powered by LG's A9 processor and features a 120Hz panel, Dolby Vision/ HDR10/HLG support, built-in Amazon Alexa, four HDMI 2.1 ports and Apple AirPlay 2 support. Amazon's sizeable discount will currently save you well over $1,000 on this set.

Hisense 65" U8N Mini-LED 4K TV: was $1,499 now $997 @ Amazon

This Hisense deal is actually cheaper (by $2) than it was yesterday, so it's great to see this discount not only sticking around, but actually getting better. We've covered this deal already so you know Hisense's Mini-LED TV got 4.5 out of 5 stars in our testing for its super bright picture, built-in ATSC 3.0 tuner and easy to use Google TV software. But the real reason I wanted to flag it up again is that this deal is so good, our Global Editor-in-Chief Mark Spoonauer actually went on live TV to talk about it!

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• 77" LG G4 OLED: was $4,599 now $3,996 @ Amazon

Hey folks. Dave Meikleham (a.k.a. "Mr OLED") here. I’ve mentioned this before, but my LG G3 OLED is the “real king of TVs”, no matter what Value Electronics annual A/V event says. If I’m being fully honest with you, I have a bit of a TV problem. I’ve bought — then resold — probably half a dozen LG OLEDs over the past half decade, which is clearly unhinged.

And yet despite my absolute adoration for my 77-inch G3, which is comfortably the best TV I’ve ever owned in my life, I’m thirsting badly for its successor, the LG G4 OLED. Like its predecessor, it deploys a Micro Lens Array panel to substantially boost picture brightness over traditional WOLED panels. While last year’s G3 produced an exceptional peak HDR brightness of 1,361 nits, the G4 goes one better by hitting 1,488 nits. Must. Resist. The. Urge. To. Upgrade. Then again, if you've got the money, there's no harm in you splurging on the 77-inch LG G4 OLED TV.

• Sonos Era 100 Wireless Smart Speaker: was $249 now $199

As one of my fellow A/V enthusiasts noted in an earlier blog post, even the best TVs have speakers that normally suck. I’ve not used my main television’s internal speakers once. Why would I, when I have a top-tier Sonos Surround setup?

On that note, I seriously recommend picking up a couple of Sonos Era 100 speakers. The Sonos Beam Gen 2 is currently on sale for $399 at Amazon (reduced from $499), and if you pair these excellent smart speakers to the company’s discounted soundbar, you’ll suddenly have a far superior sound system than your TV can provide. 

• 55" Philips Hue Play Gradient Smart TV Light Strip: was $269 now $169 @ Amazon

I spent too much money on my 77-inch LG G3 OLED. Don’t get me wrong, it’s brought me an immeasurable amount of happiness over the past 12 or so months. But hot damn did it cost me all the pennies. Thankfully, the best TV accessory I’ve ever bought is 37% off on the final day of October Prime Day. Spoiler: it’s gonna light up your life. 

The Philips Hue Play Gradient Smart TV Light Strip is hands down the best piece of tech I’ve ever attached to my TV. Thanks to plastic holders that are kept in place by sturdy adhesives, you’ll never have to worry about a strip that brings the glow big time from falling off the rear of your set.

Thanks to the Philips Hue App, which happily works over both Apple or Android devices, you can set the strip to all kinds of eye-alluring presets that Philips constantly update. It can really change the vibe of a room when you’re watching the best Netflix movies, and I can’t imagine watching TV without having Philips’ illuminating accessory giving me my own personal light show. 

• LG Magic Remote: was $36 now $28 @ Amazon

If you’re anything like me and drop your remote down the back of a couch and then spend the next 7 hours desperately scurrying around to find it, I hear you. That’s why I suggest picking up a spare Magic Remote if you own one of the best LG OLED TVs.

With a motion-controlled onscreen pointer and voice commands, it’s a cheap and cheerful remote that will work with most modern LG TVs. Although try and take better care of your Magic Remote than I have — both of mine are so scratched, they look like they've been mauled by a tiger. 

• Samsung 55" S95C 4K OLED TV: was $2,497 now $1,497 @ Amazon

Amazon isn't showing this as a discount, but believe it or not, the 55-inch Samsung S95C 4K OLED TV launched at a price of $2,497. Now, you can get it for $1,000 less. Even though the newer Samsung S95D model is out now, the Samsung S95C still ranks as the best QD-OLED TV on our best TVs list. The biggest difference between the two models is the S95D has a new anti-glare filter. If you don't mind missing out on that, you can save about $500.

• Samsung 65" QN900D 8K QLED TV: was $4,797 now $3,797 @ Amazon

8K TVs are extremely expensive, but this is the one that we think is most worth the splurge. The Samsung QN900D made our list of the best TVs for its incredible brightness, snappy Tizen operating system and great gaming features. It also has a super powerful processor that can upscale 4K content 8K almost flawlessly. This is definitely not a TV for everyone, but if you're ready to leap into the world of 4K, this Prime Day deal is one of the best ways to do so.

• Amazon 55" Fire TV 4K Omni QLED: was $599 now $415 @ Amazon

Our Fire TV Omni QLED review called this a solid TV, especially for users invested in Amazon's ecosystem. I'm a fan of this TV due to its interesting smart features — whenever you're not watching your favorite shows, it basically acts as a smart display. It can show reminders, timers, the weather and more. It also has sensors that can detect when someone is in the room, activating and deactivating the display accordingly. Right now the 55-inch TV is the best deal at its lowest price ever of $415. If you want the TV in a different size, I recommend waiting for Black Friday for better discounts.

• Hisense 58" U6HF 4K Fire TV: was $549 now $339 @ Amazon

The Hisense U6HF is a Fire TV that offers good value for money. It won't win any performance tests, but delivers good picture quality and useful features like Dolby Vision support and four HDMI 2.1 ports. You also get built-in Google Assistant support and Alexa compatibility. This is not it's lowest price ever (it has sold for $319 in the past) but it's pretty close.

• 75" TCL QM85 QD-Mini-LED TV: was $1,999 now $1,326 @ Amazon

If you've been following our TV coverage for the past year (or even the past week, really), you've probably heard me hyping up the Hisense U8N. Well, as great as that TV is, and it really is great, its biggest rival that matches it nearly spec-for-spec is the TCL QM8. Both TVs are around the same price and, for the next few hours, you can even get the 75-inch version of the QM8 at a pretty steep discount. 

• LG 55" C4 OLED TV: was $1,999 now $1,296 @ Amazon

The Amazon Prime Day deal most folks were looking forward to today is the LG C4 OLED, LG's mainstream OLED TV in 2024. At launch, this TV was wildly expensive, but for Prime Day it's finally down to a reasonable price. Well, more than reasonable when you consider that you can get the 55-inch model for as much as last year's LG C3 OLED. If you want to save money and score this year's latest OLED, this is the one to go for.

LG 55" C4 OLED TV: was $1,999 now $1,296 @ Amazon
The 55-inch LG C4 OLED is one of the best all-around TVs you can buy right now, especially once you factor in its price relative to higher-end TVs. It offers a stunning picture and an array of features for gaming and beyond, all wrapped up in an elegant, wafer-thin design.

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• 32" Hisense A4 1080p Roku TV: was $149 now $99 @ Best Buy

There's no doubt in my mind that, at some point today, we're going to see another $69 TV deal. But as of right now, no such luck. So if you need a cheaper TV in the meantime, check out the Hisense A4 Roku TV that's on sale for $99. I think it's a slightly better version of the $69 Insignia we saw yesterday given that this has Roku TV built-in and a sharper 1080p resolution, but it does cost $30 more. 

Want to know what other people are buying for Amazon Prime Day? Here's a list of the Top 10 TVs being sold at Best Buy this week: 

1. Insignia™ - 55" Class F30 Series LED 4K UHD Smart Fire TV ($209)
2. Insignia™ - 32" Class F20 Series LED HD Smart Fire TV ($73)
3. Samsung - 50” Class DU6900 Series Crystal UHD 4K Smart Tizen TV (2024) ($249)
4. Insignia™ - 70" Class F50 Series LED 4K UHD Smart Fire TV ($359)
5. LG - 65" Class C4 Series OLED evo 4K UHD Smart webOS TV (2024) ($1,499)
6. Samsung - 65” Class DU7200 Series Crystal UHD 4K Smart Tizen TV (2024) ($469)
7. LG - 48" Class B4 Series OLED 4K UHD Smart webOS TV (2024) ($699)
8. Samsung - 65" Class S90D Series OLED 4K UHD Smart Tizen TV (2024) ($1,499)
9. Samsung - 55” Class LS03D The Frame Series QLED 4K with Anti-Reflection and Slim Fit Wall Mount Included (2024) ($999)
10. Hisense - 43" Class A6 Series LED 4K UHD Smart Google TV (2024) ($149)

• 55" TCL F35 4K Fire TV: was $329 now $219 @ Amazon

If you're looking at Best Buy's deals today, you'll probably see this TCL as the company's deal of the day. For $219, it's a 55-inch 4K Fire TV with some neat gaming features like ALLM. For cinephiles, this TV supports HDR PRO with Dolby Vision, HDR10, & HLG as well as Dolby Atmos audio. It's a direct-lit LED TV so don't expect contrast to be off the charts, but for $219 it looks like a solid deal.

I get it, you're here for the TVs. But look, lots of TV lovers (myself included) also love video games. So if you need some new games to show off on your new TV, here are a few I recommend. 

Assassin's Creed Mirage: was $49 now $22 @ Amazon
Pitched as a return to the franchise's roots, Assassin's Creed Mirage ditches the RPG bloat of the most recent AC games in the form of a smaller, more focused experience. You play Basim, a petty thief turned master assassin in 9th-century Baghdad. With a vibrant city to explore and a list of targets to eliminate, Assassin's Creed Mirage is exactly what the series needed after the overwhelming bloat of Assassin's Creed Valhalla. 

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Star Wars Jedi Survivor: was $69 now $29 @ Amazon
Star Wars Jedi: Survivor is arguably the best Star Wars media in years. Playing once again as Jedi in hiding Cal Kestis on the run from Sith inquisitors, this galaxy-spanning third-person action-adventure game combines satisfying lightsaber combat with rewarding exploration and also packs a highly cinematic story that will thrill Star Wars fans both new and old. Plus, the launch window bugs have now been squashed. 

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Spider-Man 2: was $69 now $49 @ Best Buy
Sequels always fall short of the original, huh? Not in this case, as Spider-Man 2 adds engaging side missions to go with a cinematic main story. It's the best Spider-Man game ever in our estimation, and you save $20 on it at Best Buy, which is also getting into the PS5 game discount action this week.

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Need to give your TV's sound system a little more oomph? Sonos is running a few Prime Day deals this week that are definitely worth looking into. 

Here are the best Sonos sales we've seen so far:

Sonos Ray compact soundbar: was $279 now $237 @ Amazon
Act fast! Compact soundbars are aplenty these days but few bring the audio quality present in Sonos products. The Sonos Ray is a well-rounded piece of audio hardware that doesn't break the bank and it comes at an even steeper discount, but you'll have to hurry as only a few are left in stock at the time of writing. 

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Sub Mini and Era 100 (2 Pack): was $927 now $832 @ Sonos
A home theater wouldn't be complete without two Era 100s and a Sub Mini. You'll need a Sonos Arc or compatible Sonos soundbar to make the most of this bundle, but it offers some incredible performance and immersive qualities that will shake your home or apartment in bombastic audio. 

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Sonos Ace and Sonos Arc: was $1,348 now $1,212 @ Sonos
Coined the Personal Entertainment set, this bundle corrals a Sonos Arc and Sonos Ace for the best of both worlds in terms of home and on-the-go audio. The Sonos Arc's Dolby Atmos support combined with its upward firing speakers make it an ideal system for your home entertainment setup and who wouldn't want an Ace in the hole alongside it? 

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What to look for when shopping for a new TV:

Panel type: Most folks are coming from an early LED-LCD screen that has poor contrast and no wide-color gamut support. Picking up a new OLED, Mini-LED or QLED TV will be a huge upgrade in terms of brightness, contrast and color. 

Refresh rate: 60Hz is standard, but you'll probably want 120Hz instead if you plan on watching a lot of sports.

Smart platform: Really this is a user preference. All TVs come with a smart platform now, it's unavoidable, but some are better than others. I personally like Google TV the most as it integrates with my Google-based smart home and comes with Chromecast Built-in.

Number of ports: Not a huge consideration, but it's worth checking to see how many ports there on the back of the TV. If you have a streaming player, a Blu-ray player, a console and a cable box, don't buy a TV with three HDMI ports.

Not finding what you want on Amazon or Best Buy? Walmart also has a number of surprisingly good deals going on, like this 55" Samsung QN90C NEO QLED TV that's $898 (down $1,100) or 65" Roku Plus TV that's $498 after a $300 discount.

See all of Walmart's TV deals here.

LG C3 (65-inch): was $1,499 now $1,296 @ Amazon

One of the best TVs from last year — it was superseded by the C4 — the LG C3 nonetheless remains an excellent OLED set, and it's $100 less today than it was yesterday! When we reviewed the LG C3, we gave it 4.5 stars and an Editor's Choice for its amazing picture quality and great gaming performance. Our biggest issues were its so-so sound and lack of an ATSC 3.0 tuner, but those are minor quibbles at best. 

LG is also offering sales on other size models, starting at less than $1,000.

• LG C3 (42-inch): was $1,196 now $996
• LG C3 (55-inch): was $1,799 now $1,176
• LG C3 (77-inch): was $2,196 now $1,996

• 55" Samsung The Terrace Outdoor QLED: was $3,499 now $2,438 @ Walmart

The best time to buy an outdoor TV was back in the spring, so you could sit outside all summer and enjoy the nice weather. That said, the second best time is now, as you'll find great deals on all outdoor TVs. While there are a few different models to pick from, the best-in-class option is Samsung's The Terrace. It's rated for any weather and won't wash out in direct sunlight. The 55" model is $1,000 off right now during Prime Day, or you can grab the 75" model for $1,000 more.

Mohu Leaf Supreme Pro: was $90 now $69 @ Mohu

Are you cutting the cord, but finding that the cost of subscribing to all of the streaming services you want costs just as much as cable? One cheaper alternative — at least for getting local channels — is to pick up one of the best TV antennas. The Mohu Leaf Supreme Pro is the company's top-end antenna, capable of picking stations as far away as 65 miles. It's amplified so it can boost weak signals, and comes with a 12-foot coaxial cable, so it's easier to install in a window. 

Hisense U7N (85-inches): was $2,199 now $1,497 @ Amazon

You're always told to get a bigger TV than you think you need, but what if your budget doesn't allow for the newest OLED sets? Then you might want to give this model a whirl. In our Hisense U7N review, we loved its brightness, color accuracy, and sound, and it's great for gaming, with a 144Hz refresh rate and support for both AMD FreeSync and Nvidia G-Sync. Yes, it only has two HDMI 2.1 ports, so you'll have to be a bit choosy in what you connect, but this is a great value for a massive TV. 

Hisense U7N (75-inch): was $1,499 now $997
Hisense U7N (65-inch): was $1,099 now $747
Hisense U7N (55-inch): was $799 now $547

So you want a TV that's extra cheap? Check out our Best Prime Day TV deals under $500 to get a killer deal on some QLED and 1080p TVs for dirt cheap. These include Hisense models and TCL TVs, like this 65-inch TCL S5 LED TV. Prime Day has just one day to go, so don't wait to save big on your next secondary bedroom or home office TV.  

Amazon Fire TV Cube: was $139 now $99 @ Amazon

So while not a TV, the Amazon Fire TV Cube is a perfect replacement for a non-smart TV or a TV with an interface that you personally don't like. It's a deal that sees $39 slashed down from the base MSRP and sets the Fire TV Cube right alongside major competition, like the Roku Ultra and Google TV Streamer. It offers WiFi 6e and hands-free voice controls with Alexa support, plus access to all the entertainment you could possibly ask for with Fire TV. 

Sonos Arc soundbar: was $899 now $719 @ Amazon

If you're in the market for a new TV, you should also be in the market for a worthy soundbar and that's where the Arc comes into play. It's one of the best Dolby Atmos soundbars and made all the better when paired with one of the Era 100s and Subs by Sonos. It's no secret that TVs typically have lousy speaker systems and that's why the Sonos Arc is a powerful tool for bumping that performance way up. 

Samsung 50" The Frame TV: was $1,445 now $947 @ Amazon

It's beloved by many and now even cheaper thanks to this exclusive Prime Day deal that sees the Samsung The Frame TV slashed down to one of its lowest prices at the 55-inch configuration. Turn your living room into a Museum of Art with a full lineup of incredible pieces all digitally downloaded to your TV. You can even change the bezels to make the TV match your style with ease. 

TCL 85" Q68 QLED Pro TV: was $1,499 now $1,199 @ Amazon

TCL's got another awesome TV deal in as Prime Day winds down. The Q6 is a fantastic display, perfect for gamers and HDR lovers alike with its Dolby Vision support on a 120Hz panel. It comes with Google TV built-in, giving you access to a ton of streaming apps and free content so you never are steeped in boredom. And what's even better is this TV is a whopping 85-inch, giving you one of the largest pictures imaginable without breaking the bank.  

Samsung 65" S95D OLED TV: was $3,097now $2,597 @ Amazon

The Samsung S95D is one of the most premium TVs on the market right now leveraging an OLED panel with anti-glare coating and a laundry list of features that make it stand out above the rest. It's made even better now thanks to this Prime Day deal dropping the 65-inch model down from its over $3,000 price tag and gives you the keys to Samsung's Game Hub and Tizen interface at a much less premium rate. 

Sony 85" X77L HD TV: was $1,498 now $998 @ Amazon

Sony's X77L is a surefire hit that's made even better thanks to this Prime Day deal, which sees its 85-inch model down to below $1,000. It's built with Google TV with a 60Hz panel that uses LEDs, so no Mini-LED or OLED technology here, hence the lower price point. But with Sony's enhancements behind it, including motion handling and upscaling, the Sony X77L makes for one awesome gift and upgrade for the NFL and NBA seasons. 

Amazon Fire TV Stick 4K Max with Xbox Wireless Controller and 1 Month Xbox Game Pass Bundle: was $146 now $79 @ Amazon

Although not a TV, this bundle that wrangles together an Xbox controller with an Amazon Fire TV Stick and one month of Xbox Game Pass is your ticket to endless fun. With the holidays just around the corner, this makes for a fantastic gift for your friend or loved one in college or a good bargain on an upgrade to a non-smart TV in your home with some extras to boot. 

Alexa Voice Remote Pro: was $35 now $25 @ Amazon

If you already have a nice TV and aren't quite ready to upgrade, it may be worth picking up some accessories instead during the final hours of Prime Day. For instance, if you use a Fire TV Stick or even a Fire TV Cube, then getting an extra Alexa Voice Remote Pro could be a great idea. This remote features backlit buttons as well as two customizable buttons you can program however you like. Plus, if you lose one remote, there's always another nearby.

Panasonic DP-UB820-K 4K Blu-ray player: was $497 now $402 @ Amazon

Not everyone wants to rely on streaming services to enjoy their favorite content and once you've watched the 4K Blu-Ray version of an epic film, you might be ready to switch back to physical media too. While the PS5 and Xbox Series X both come equipped with built-in Blu-Ray players, this one from Panasonic packs in even more features like 1080p to 4K upscaling and 4K High Precision Chrome Processing for better color output and detail.

Samsung The Freestyle (2nd Gen): was $797 now $597 @ Amazon

If you want a big picture but don't quite have room for a larger TV, a projector can certainly do the trick. The Freestyle (2nd Gen) from Samsung can project up to 100 inches and it packs in 360 degree sound. You also get access to all of your favorite streaming apps and services through Samsung's smart TV platform. At this size and this price though, you're getting a very portable 1080p projector but not a 4K one.

• Bose TV Speaker Soundbar: was $279 now $199 @ Amazon

Take 29% off this simple and sleek remote-controlled Bluetooth soundbar from Bose. Super-simple to set up with most TVs, it's an easy way to elevate your home theatre without investing thousands of dollars. Ideal for smaller rooms, users report outstanding sound quality with impressive tonal range. 

• Roku Streaming Stick 4K: was $49 now $34 @ Amazon

The Roku Streaming Stick 4K is the best streaming device in 2024 thanks to its responsive interface, beloved user experience, small size and support for Dolby Vision. It also plays nicely with all the major apps and streaming services. Best of all, the Streaming Stick 4K is on sale for 32% off for Prime Day and includes both the device and a physical remote. Happy streaming! 

• Antop AT-800SBS 85-mile TV antenna: was $199 now $148

If you hate paying for cable and streaming services but love television, boy, do I have a deal for you. The Antop AT-800SBS is one of the best TV antennas of 2024, particularly for indoor/outdoor use with an impressive 85-mile range and a durable construction. In our testing, it managed to pull in a whopping 68 channels, and right now, it's reduced by $52. 

• Perlegear Full Motion TV Wall Mount: was $119 now $87

It's rare to see a product on Amazon with over 500 user reviews and a near-perfect rating, which puts the Perlegear Full Motion TV Wall Mount in a league of its own. Built to allow televisions ranging in size from 42 to 90 inches to articulate up, down and side-to-side with ease, it's well-constructed and relatively easy to install. Already reduced by 27% for Prime Day, you can save an extra $6 off the bill by clipping the coupon below the price. 

• XGIMI MoGo 2 Portable Projector: was $399 now $249

The XGIMI MoGo 2 Portable Projector is a truly versatile and powerful little projector with built-in Bluetooth and WiFi connectivity and decent-quality audio. Simple to get up and running and no larger than a coffee can, it's a great choice for folks who may not have space for a traditional wall-mounted TV. Already an exceptional value at $399, for Prime Day it'll cost you just $249.  

Price drops are expected on older TVs that are perhaps a year or two old — retailers want to clear stock, after all. But even though Prime Day is finished, this deal is still live on a brand new, 2024 set from Sony. The Bravia 8 OLED TV offers up a 120Hz refresh rate on an OLED panel built for entertainment. 

It's got Dolby Vision, HLG, and HDR10 on board as well as a 50W 2.1 speaker to give you that extra audio touch. Prime Day may be over, but there's still over 20% discounted on this great OLED TV.

Sony 55" Bravia 8 OLED TV: was $1,799 now $1,398 @ Amazon

If you're on the hunt for a budget TV but don't want to compromise on size, then this 65-inch Mini-LED TV from TCL should fit the bill. It's kept its Prime Day discount even though the sales event is over — and is currently sitting just under $700.

Coming equipped with the latest HDR certifications and the company's brightest panel to date, the QM7 is a bit of a steal at this price. Gamers take note: TCL actually teamed up with Call of Duty to make sure its motion processing was the best it could be. Game on.

TCL 65" QM7 QLED TV: was $1,099 now $699 @ Amazon