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Amazon Prime Day 2024 has run its course, but there's still plenty of savings to snag on some of the best TVs in the market: This 55" LG C4 OLED for $1,496 and the 2024 65" Sony Bravia 8 OLED is $2,298.
If you're on the hunt for a Mini-LED or QLED TV don't fret as there's slashings on these displays too, like the 65-inch Hisense U8N Mini-LED TV for $949 and the 100" Hisense U7 Google TV for $2,298. But for the real budget buys, check out this brand new 65" TCL QM7 that's already on sale for $698, or last year's excellent Sony 65" X90L that's $1,098 after a $200 discount.
Deals might have concluded Wednesday evening, but this Prime Day is proving like years past, with a variety of deals still lingering about and potentially to the end of the week. Still, don't risk waiting if you see an excellent deal down below.
But hold on, TVs aren't the only thing getting slashed this Prime Day. Keep informed on all of the best deals throughout the week with our main Prime Day live blog and get steep savings on a wide range of products. And that's not all, as we've got loads more Prime Day deals below, plus a variety of discounts across retailers. Check the main links here to see the latest deals:
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- Shop all TVs on sale from $64 at Amazon
- Shop all TVs on sale from $60 at Best Buy
- Shop all TVs on sale from $99 at Costco
- Shop all TVs on sale from $84 at Target
- Shop all TVs on sale from $64 at Walmart
As you can see, lots of retailers are holding simultaneous sales this week — so don't feel like you're pigeonholed into shopping at one retailer. To that end, most deals are exactly the same regardless of retailer (sale prices, in most cases, are set by the manufacturer), though each retailer might have their own incentive for buying a TV from them.
If going to every individual listing sounds like too much work, don't worry, we've scouted out all the deals and are constantly adding more to this page. Why trust us? I've been covering TVs for the better part of the last decade and there's nothing I love more than helping folks get the biggest and best screen for their money.
Ready to save? Here are the top Amazon Prime Day TV deals I've found so far:
Best Prime Day TV Deals
- Insignia 43" F30 4K Fire TV: was $199 now $159 @ Amazon
- Amazon 4-Series 43" Fire 4K TV: was $369 now $229
- Hisense 50" QLED 4K TV: was $499 now $279
- TCL 75" Q6 4K QLED TV: was $799 now $569
- Amazon 75" Omni 4K Fire TV: was $1,049 now $699
- TCL 85" Q65 QLED 4K TV: was $1,599 now $899
- LG 42" C3 4K OLED TV: was $1,196 now $896
- Samsung 50" The Frame QLED TV: was $1,297 now $1,097
- LG 65" B4 4K OLED TV: was $2,499 now $1,596
- Samsung 83" S90C OLED 4K TV: was $5,397 now $2,797
- Hisense 100" U7 QLED 4K TV: was $4,999 now $2,298
OLED TV deals
60-85 inch TV deals
50-59 inch TV deals
32-49 inch TV deals
- LG C3 4K OLED TV sale: deals from $896 @ Amazon
When shopping for TVs today, the LG C3 OLED should be one of your top considerations. It's more or less the gold standard of OLED TVs — hence why it holds one of the top spots on our list of the best TVs — and it's available at a staggering discount this week. We like it so much because it delivers exceptional contrast and color volume, and if you're coming from an older plasma TV or cheaper LED-LCD TV, it's going to be a night and day difference. Its HDR performance is top-notch, too, though it can lose some color saturation due to glare if you place it directly in front of a window or glass door.
The 65-inch version of this TV launched at close to $3,000 — so its current sticker price of $1,399 is a huge discount. Get this one before it's gone!
Roku goes low
- Roku 75" Pro Series 4K QLED TV: was $1,698 now $1,299 @ Amazon
You're going to see some affordable 75-inch TVs today, but the Roku Pro Series is definitely my top pick at this price point. For $1,300 you're getting a brand-new Mini-LED TV that's just a few months old and has a great specs sheet. It supports a 120Hz refresh rate and AI picture refinements, though you will have to watch out for issues with motion smoothing. If you plan on doing lots of gaming, this TV is a great way to score a huge screen for a lot less money than you'd expect.
Budget picks
- TV sale: deals from $64 @ Amazon
Most TVs that I recommend here on Tom's Guide come from the major manufacturers like Samsung, LG, Sony, Hisense and TCL. These manufacturers have spent decades in this field, investing in research and development of TV technology. That being said, they're typically not cheap — or, rather, as cheap as many of us would like a new TV to be. That's where third-party brands like Insignia, Element and Onn come in. These TVs don't have all the bells and whistles of higher-end TVs, but they are dirt-cheap, like $64 cheap. They're not the kind of TV you want going in your living room or hooked up to your next-gen gaming console, but they work wonderfully as a garage or kids' room TV.
Affordable Mini-LED from Sony
If you want a modern Mini-LED TV then this Bravia deal from Sony may be of some interest to you. It's not the top-of-the-range offering but it's a solid offering at a price less likely to sting the wallet.
The Bravia 7 comes equipped with an ATSC 3.0 tuner for NextGen TV access, plus support for almost all of the HDR formats, including Dolby Vision, HDR10, and HLG. And thanks to Prime Day, it's 10% off, saving you a nice $200.
A budget-friendly, big screen TV
If there's a 75-inch space on your wall in need of filling, then you could do worse than pick up the TCL Q6 QLED TV this Prime Day. This TV is currently 29% off and down from $799 to $569 at Amazon, saving you over $200 as part of this year's sale event. We reviewed the device earlier this year and while it's far from the best TVs, it has a number of saving graces.
There's a simple design, solid performance and an abundance of streaming options through the Google TV platform. In short, it delivers pretty much everything a price-conscious customer is looking for. And with over $200 off for Prime Day, it's a solid deal to take advantage of.
The cheapest TV deal (so far)
Alright, we're going budget now, folks. As in, what's-the-cheapest-TV-I-can-get budget. And right now you can pick up this 24-inch Insignia F20 Fire TV on sale for $64 at Amazon. We've done the math, and it's the lowest price for this TV according to deals tracking website CamelCamelCamel. It's also about the lowest deal for a TV we've spotted yet during Prime Day 2024.
This deal isn't new; Amazon put out a similar price cut last year and our advice holds true 12 months later. At 24-inches with a 720p resolution it’s not the kind of TV you'll want to put front and center in the living room. But for a kids room or the kitchen, it makes a lot of sense. As a smart TV, it will allow you to catch shows on Amazon Prime Video, Netflix and other streaming services, or even cast content from your phone using Apple AirPlay.
Plus, if it breaks because of a spill in the kitchen or, well, kids just being kids, you’ll only be out $65.
Look beyond Amazon
Here's your friendly reminder that Prime Day also spurs other retailers into offering their own discounts. As such, you can sometimes find just as enticing deals from the likes of Best Buy and Walmart as you can on Amazon.
Case in point? The latter has just slashed over $4,000 off Samsung's epic 85-inch QLED 8K TV. Walmart has brought the price all the way down from $7,999 to just $3,849.
Now, there is a catch here — the eagle eyed will have spotted this is the 2023 model, so it's a year old at this point. But honestly, when you're sitting back and enjoying one of the best action movies on Prime Video, you won't be concerned. In fact, you'll probably be thanking Walmart for squaring up to Amazon and saving you $4,150 on your new TV.
The very best TV you can buy...reduced!
If you're looking for the very best TV of 2024 then you're going to end up at the Hisense U8N Mini-LED. This TV offers the best price-to-performance ratio I've seen on a TV so far this year and is our current No.1 overall pick.
And Prime Day has delivered, because this TV is currently 27% reduced and down from $1,099 to $798 at Amazon right now. In the days leading up to Prime Day, we'd noticed this deal hovering around the $850 mark, so to see it drop down below $800 is excellent news for anyone looking for their next TV.
While there are other TVs on offer that will cater to more specific tastes and budgets, this is my overall top pick so far this year — so we obviously can't recommend this deal enough.
A solid OLED TV deal
Here's a solid, middle-of-the-road deal you may want to consider if you've been tempted to upgrade to an OLED TV recently. Thanks to Prime Day, Amazon has knocked a quarter of the price off this 48-inch Samsung S90D 4K OLED TV.
That means it's currently reduced from $1,599 down to $1,197 at Amazon as long as stocks last. This TV is one of Samsung's new offerings for 2024 and brings the new NQ4 AI Gen2 processor to the table. It also offers 4K Upscaling powered by — what else — AI. This ensures all programs are crisp and sharp.
We're sure there'll be more great deals to come from Amazon over the next 48 hours but 25% off a 2024 OLED TV isn't to be sniffed at.
TCL's coveted QM8 is already on sale for $400 off
The TCL QM8 is another TV that screams value. This 2024 model has only been out for a few months and it's already on sale for under $1,000. Similar to the Hisense U8N, the QM8 uses Mini-LED backlighting to deliver big brightness on a budget while keeping color saturation and contrast as good as they can get. Support is here for Dolby Vision IQ HDR and Dolby Atmos, but the QM8 also has a neat trick up its sleeve in that it can run games at 240Hz if you drop the resolution down to 1080p. If you're looking to get the most responsive TV for PC gaming, this one's a winner.
The best OLED TV of 2024 is $600 off on Prime Day
- LG 65-inch G4 OLED: was $3,399 now $2,796 @ Amazon
I love a good OLED TV deal, especially when it's on a TV of the Year award winner like the LG G4 OLED. Brand-new for 2024, the LG G4 OLED uses a new version of OLED panels with a technology called micro lens array (MLA) that reduce the amount of light lost, boosting brightness and color saturation. The result is Mini-LED levels of brightness but with OLED black levels. If you found that OLED TVs look wonderful, but often require the lights to be turned off to get the full effect, the G4 OLED will show you what you've been missing.
Two mid-range marvels for folks who want a great value
- Sony 65" X90L Google TV: was $1,298 now $1,098 @ Amazon
- TCL 65" QM7 (2024) Google TV: was $898 now $698 @ Amazon
One of the hardest decisions you need to make when shopping today's sales is deciding what your budget is going to be. Spending less than $300 really limits your choices, but if you're ready to throw down between $600 and $1,000, then there are almost too many choices to pick from. So let's change that.
In the $1,000 category, there's really two main TVs to pick from: You've got the TCL QM7 (2024) and the Sony X90L from 2023. The former is cheaper and brighter, while the latter is better at motion handling and upscaling. Both are good TVs, but they look very different and cater to different audiences.
Looking for an LG QLED TV? Check out this 75" QNED screen
- LG 75" QNED85T 4K TV: was $1,799 now $1,396
By this point, everyone knows what QLED is, but QNED (LG's bespoke version of the technology) has flown under the radar for most cinephiles. Although they're not quite as prestigious as LG's OLED lineup, QNED TVs offer better brightness in a larger screen size for less money. This 75-inch version of the 2024 QNED85T, for example, is $1,396 on Amazon for Prime Day. That's a lot cheaper than any 77" OLED TV and you're still getting great performance.
Take your TV to go with this deal on LG's StanbyME Go
- LG 27-Inch StanbyME Go: was $1,196 now $846 @ Amazon
You know what the problem is with all TVs? It's just so darn hard to take them anywhere. Not so with LG's StanbyME Go Portable Smart 1080P Touch Screen. Yes, this sort of blurs the line between a TV and a monitor, but hey, it has an HDMI port, an IR blaster, and a remote, so we'll give it the benefit of the doubt. This 27-inch display comes in a case with a battery that will let you watch for up to 3 hours before needing a charge, and it has Wi-Fi, so you can connect it to the streaming app of your choice. Its TV specs are modest — 1080p with a 60Hz refresh rate — but it could be a fun addition to your glamping trip this summer.
Hang some art on your wall with Samsung's The Frame
- Samsung 4K The Frame 55” TV with Teak Bezel: was $1,345 now $997 @ Amazon
When you're not using your TV, it just sits there: a large, black empty square marring your otherwise Pinterest-level living room. Samsung's The Frame puts your TV to good use during those downtimes, displaying artwork from the masters and other notable painters and artists.
The Frame is a 4K QLED set with Quantum HDR; its matte finish may not be for everyone — if you're looking for the best overall TV, you should look to other models — but it's an innovative way to get more out of your set.
This particular deal takes nearly $350 off the 55-inch model with a teak bezel, but you can find similar discounts on the other sizes available:
65-inch The Frame: was $1,997 now $1,297
75-inch The Frame: was $2,997 now $1,999
85-inch The Frame: was $4,297 now $2,597
Looking for a cheap TV for your guest bedroom?
- Amazon Fire TV 50" 4-Series 4K UHD smart TV: was $449 now $259 @ Amazon
Not every room in your house needs the latest and greatest OLED set. Sometimes, you just need a TV to get the job done, whether that's in your guest room, man cave, She Shed, or some other spot in your house. That's where something like the Amazon Fire TV 50" 4-Series comes in. This 4K set supports HDR 10, HLG, and Dolby Digital Plus, has 4 HDMI inputs, and comes with an Alexa Voice Remote. This Lightning Deal — which was 6% claimed as of this writing — reduces the price of the TV by 42%. That's a real steal if you're looking for a cheap TV.
Don't miss this 83-inch Samsung OLED for close to 50% off
- Samsung 83" S90C OLED 4K TV: was $5,397 now $2,799
The 83-inch S90C is an OLED made for a true cinephile. This massive screen offers ample specs and support for a 120Hz native refresh rate, four HDMI 2.1 ports and comes with an ATSC 3.0 tuner that will help you grab 4K broadcasts over-the-air. If you own a PS5 or Xbox, features like the Samsung Game Bar will be a game-changer, while cinephiles will love its Neural Quantum Processor and its roughly 1,100 nits of brightness that help make HDR content pop.
Sony's 2024 OLED is already discounted for Prime Day
- Sony 77" Bravia 8 4K OLED TV: was $3,899 now $3,298 @ Amazon
Sony's OLED TVs are fantastic for a few reasons. For one, they have some of the best motion processing, which is great if you hate the soap opera effect. Secondly, their out of the box color accuracy is so good it's almost like you've had a professional calibrator work on your TV. Are those two reasons alone worth shelling out over $3,000 on a 77-inch TV? Probably not. But even if the Bravia 8 isn't all that affordable right now, it's going to continue to drop as we move towards Black Friday.
Take 20% off this 65-inch budget TV from Toshiba
- Toshiba 65" 4K Fire TV: was $419 now $329 @ Amazon
If you're on the hunt for a solid, midsize TV this Prime Day, you can't do much better than the Toshiba C350 Fire TV. This 65-inch TV does all the things you want a smart TV to do: runs Fire TV, is easy to set up and use, and best of all it's super affordable. Sure it doesn't come with all the latest bells and whistles of more expensive screens, but it does feature Dolby Vision and HDR10 and it's great for watching your favorite movies and shows.
Roku takes 30% off this HD smart TV that'll fit into any space
- Roku 40" Select Series 1080p Smart TV: was $229 now $159 @ Amazon
As great as the best 4K TVs are, not every situation calls for it. If you just need a spare set for your guest bedroom or garage, this 40-inch 1080p smart TV from Roku is a solid option. Best of all, it's one of several great Roku deals going on this Prime Day.
The Roku Select series from 2023 still offers one of the best viewing experiences for most TV buyers, offering built-in smart TV functionality, fast Wi-Fi, and a bright picture for under $200.
Get this Sony TV that sounds as good as it looks for under $1,500
- Sony 65" Bravia XR A80L OLED 4K TV: was $1,999 now $1,498 @ Amazon
While OLED TVs are known for having great visuals, they often fall short on sound quality. The Sony Bravia XR A80L is the exception, delivering the high picture quality you’d expect from an OLED and the surprisingly good sound you might not. Though not the brightest OLED on the market and it struggles to go toe-to-toe in terms of specs with LG and Samsung, it’s still a marvel, with a combination of picture quality, sound quality, and usability you can’t quite find anywhere else.
Snag one of our best-reviewed OLED TVs for under $1,500
- LG 65" OLED C2 4K TV: was $2,496 now $1,486 @ Amazon
Sure, it's a few years old at this point, but the LG C2 OLED is still an exceptional OLED TV that delivers incredible picture quality. It offers deep inky blacks and amazing detail, reaching a strong peak brightness of 800 nits in our testing. And thanks to its Alpha 9 Gen 5 Processor 4K, upscaled content looks crisp. The LG C2 OLED is also one of the best gaming TVs we've tested with its snappy 120Hz refresh rate, multiple HDMI 2.1 ports, and incredibly low lag time.
Big sales on bigger TVs
We're getting on towards evening on this first day of Prime Day, and if you want a great deal on a new TV you can still get a new 75-inch 4K TCL for a steal!
Or rather, the TCL 75" Q6 4K QLED TV that was $799 is now $569 @ Amazon down from $799 to $569 at Amazon, which nets you over $200 in savings.
This isn't the best TV in the world, but it's a good 4K QLED TV for not too much money. In our TCL Q6 4K QLED TV review we called it a smart mid-tier pick for the price-conscious customer, celebrating premium features like HDR and Dolby Vision support, built-in Chromecast and Dolby Atmos support. If you're on the hunt for a great big-screen TV for not a lot of green, this is a great choice this Prime Day.
Roku TVs on deep discount
- Roku 75" Pro Series 4K QLED TV: was $1,698 now $1,299 @ Amazon
If you want a 75-incher that's a little nicer than our last recommendation, check out this great deal on a Roku 4K QLED TV.
Typically nearly $2,000, this model is discounted down to $1,300, and for that you get a new 4K QLED TV that's just a few months old and has modern features like HDR support and a 120Hz refresh rate. Plus, you get a game mode with VRR (variable refresh rate support) so you can enjoy all the features of modern game consoles.
Even Sony's getting in on the action
Even Sony is getting in on the Prime Day sales action, throwing some deep discounts on its new 65-inch Bravia 7 4K mini-LED TV.
This Bravia 7 supports premium features like Dolby Atmos, Dolby Vision and HDR. It also supports all the latest features of the PS5 and Xbox Series S/X, including 120Hz game mode.
8K is on sale this Prime Day
- Samsung 85" QLED 8K TV (2023): was $7,999 now $3,849 @ Walmart
If you want to go as big as possible with your TV buying this Prime Day, there are even some 8K TVs that are on deep discount.
Case in point: Walmart's knocked over $4,000 off Samsung's epic 85-inch QLED 8K TV. We're talking over 50% off this beast, which has been discounted from its $7,999 asking price to just $3,849.
Sure, it's a 2023 model, but that was just last year and for a limited time you can get yourself an 8K TV (admittedly achieved by AI upscaling) from last year for over $4,000 off, which is a killer deal.
Now's a great time to get a new OLED TV at a killer discount
- LG 65-inch G4 OLED: was $3,399 now $2,796 @ Amazon
We've been highlighting a lot of LCD and mini-LED TVs on sale during Prime Day, but there are also some great deals on OLED TVs as well.
If you're in the market for a new OLED, now's a great time to save a significant chunk of change on LG's new G4 OLED. Amazon has a 65-inch 4K OLED LG G4 TV on sale for $2,796, which is roughly $600 off the usual $3,399 asking price. And with support for Dolby Atmos, Dolby Vision and HDR, you can count on getting killer picture quality.
A solid Hisense TV for under $350
As we're into the second of Amazon's two-day Prime event now, we're keeping an eye out for the TV deals that are still worth your time. One of those is the 35% discount on an affordable Fire TV from Chinese brand Hisense.
Right now, the 58-inch Hisense U6HF is just $349 at Amazon, saving you $200. This is a TV we've reviewed and we found that a TV at this value, its brightness and color are above-average. If you're a gamer, it has appealingly low input lag for gamers. There are a couple of trade-offs to be aware of: there are no HDMI 2.1 ports and we felt that on occasion the contrast suffers. Still, for less than $350 this is a good deal.
A limited time deal on the LG G4 OLED
Here's an interesting limited time deal that I first noticed yesterday. As with any limited time deal, we don't know how long it'll last, so I'm flagging it up here in case you want to jump on it.
The deal is for the latest model in LG's flagship range — the LG G4 OLED — and it's currently down to $2,796 at Amazon, that's a saving of over 600 bucks on the 65-inch model. Tom's Guide recently put the G4 OLED through our testing process and its results are wildly impressive. It has some of the best color accuracy and vibrancy of any TV we've ever tested. So I'm very happy to see this limited time deal is still around — for now.
Something a bit different from Samsung
Is it a TV, or a piece of art? Well, Samsung's unique Frame TV can be both. The 75-inch QLED 4K TV can be wall-mounted and configured to display your own photos (or pieces of art) when not in use. Which is kinda neat.
Right now, Amazon Prime Day has knocked $1,000 off the price of the Frame TV, bringing it down to $1,997 while stocks last. And what's more, Walmart is bettering that deal and bringing the same model down further to just $1,886, saving you even more cash.
Ok, that's still a hefty chunk of change — but if you want a TV that pulls double duty to make your living room look like an ever-changing art gallery, this is for you!
The gold-tier LG C3 OLED is still on sale
I've covered more than half a dozen Prime Day sales events for Tom's Guide and in my experience the LG OLED range is always a firm-favorite, and that's looking no different in 2024 with Amazon's LG C3 OLED sale proving seriously popular.
While you could go for the supersized 83-inch model at an eyewatering $3,296, the best pick, in my opinion, is the 55-inch model listed down below. It's a great size for most homes, and we rank it as pretty much the gold standard of OLED TVs. It packs exceptional contrast and top-tier HDR performance too. It's a fantastic OLED.
Don't miss this discount on LG's best OLED TV of 2024
While we're talking LG OLED TVs, we can't ignore the award-winning LG G4 OLED released just this year. This is one of the best TVs of 2024, period, and right now, the LG 65" G4 Series 4K OLED TV is on sale for $2,796 @ Amazon, yes that's hardly cheap, but it's still a sizeable reduction from its full sticker price of $3,399.
The G4 models use a new version of OLED panels that make use of micro-lens array technology to reduce light loss and boost brightness and color saturation. The results need to be seen to be believed, delivering OLED black levels with Mini-LED levels of brightness. So, if you're looking for a television that will really wow the LG G4 OLED is one to consider, especially now that it's been reduced for Prime Day.
Score a big television on a budget
If you're looking for a larger TV, but don't want to spend a lot, this Prime Day deal on the 65-inch Toshiba C350 Fire TV is the perfect pick. It lacks the premium features of an OLED or QLED model, but is a great pick for a playroom or home office, and comes complete with access to all the most popular streaming services via the Fire TV OS. It also packs Dolby Vision and HDR10. It's the perfect budget-friendly pick.
Always do your research! LG UR9000 < Hisense U6
At first glance, the 55-inch UR9000 — available for $399 on Amazon after a $100 discount — seems like a great deal. It's got all these great specs and a relatively high review rating of 4.3 stars with over 600 reviews. But we've actually spent a lot of time with it and while it has a few redeeming qualities, even $400 is way too much to spend on it.
Here's an excerpt from our review that says it all: "Sure, you get a pretty bright panel and decent performance for watching sports and gaming along with a slick webOS interface. But these positives don’t outweigh the negatives, including problems with glare, lackluster audio and mediocre HDR color performance."
If you want a better 55-inch TV for just $50 more, the Hisense U6 has even better specs (it uses a Mini-LED backlighting system) and looked fantastic when we tested it.
- Hisense 55" U6 Mini-LED TV: was $599 now $448
An 85-inch for $900? Now we're talking
- TCL 85" QLED 4K TV: was $1,599 now $899 @ Amazon
Looking to score an 85-inch TV on Prime Day without paying more than $1,000? The TCL Q65 is exactly the deal you've been waiting for. It's a new mid-range TV for 2024 that goes huge on screen size without skimping on screen technology. It has a 120Hz native panel with TCL's Game Accelerator tech, and it supports both Dolby Vision and Atmos for a cinematic presentation. This is the definitive best 85-inch TV deal we're going to get on Prime Day.
Snag some game deals on Prime Day
TVs are good for so many things. They're great for movies and shows, but thanks to their smart features, they're great smart home centers and music streamers, too. Besides all that, they're the biggest display in the house for gaming. To that end, make sure you use Prime Day to pick up some new titles for your favorite game consoles with some of the deals below.
I know the spotlight is on Amazon today, but I wanna talk about OLED TV deals for a quick sec. If you want the least-expensive OLED TV possible, you won't find it at Amazon. Best Buy has the exclusive on the LG B4 48-inch 4K OLED TV which is selling for $799. (Amazon is only selling the larger sizes of the B4). I don't foresee any other OLEDs dropping cheaper than $799 this week. So if you want to go OLED without spending too much, this is your TV.
LG B4 48" 4K OLED TV: was $1,499 now $799 @ Best Buy
Amazon is having a fire sale on Sony TVs. It's currently discounting the Bravia 8, Bravia 7, X90L Series, and more with prices from $348. It's one of the biggest Sony TV sales I've seen since Black Friday. Not sure where to start? In our Sony Bravia XR X90L review we said it's the perfect TV for movie lovers. (Right now you can get the Sony 65" Bravia X90L 4K TV for $1,098).
Sony 4K TVs: deals from $348
I love my OLED TV, and right now it's $1,000 off for Prime Day
- LG 65" OLED C2 4K TV: was $2,496 now $1,486 @ Amazon
I bought a 65-inch LG C2 OLED TV two years ago because it was one of the best TVs of the year and a favorite among Tom's Guide staff.
Now two years later it's still going strong, and I heartily recommend it if you love to watch 4K movies or play 4K games because the picture quality and luminescence on this thing is like nothing I've ever seen on a TV before. Admittedly, it's my first nice 4K OLED set, but that really makes a difference when you're watching HDR content or playing games because the LG C2 OLED supports Dolby Vision, Dolby Atmos, HDR and up to 120Hz variable refresh rate when plugged into a PS5 or Xbox Series X via its multiple HDMI 2.1 ports.
For these reasons the LG C2 OLED is also one of the best gaming TVs we've tested, and right now is a great time to get one for a cool $1,000 off. Sure, it's not the latest and greatest, but take it from someone who owns one: this TV still feels like a premium set, and it looks amazing no matter what you put on it.
My only gripe after two years of ownership? LG's system menus are incredibly frustrating to navigate. You won't have a hard time launching Netflix or Prime Video, but I wouldn't recommend engaging with the UI beyond that if you can help it.
Snag a Roku TV on deep discount this Prime Day
- Roku 40" Select Series 1080p Smart TV: was $229 now $159 @ Amazon
Remember how I said I hated the interface on LG's C2 OLED? Well part of the reason for that was because I was upgrading from a 1080p Roku TV, which may have had inferior picture quality to LG's OLEDs but was way easier to navigate.
So if you're looking for a cheap HDTV this Prime Day, might I recommend the deals you'll find on Roku TVs over at Amazon? This specific 40-inch Roku Select Series 1080p TV is on sale for $70 off, which knocks the already affordable $229 asking price down to $159.
Sure, it's only 1080p, but honestly that's more than fine for watching movies, TV and YouTube videos. Plus it comes with Roku's easy-to-navigate interface, which includes access to a slew of Roku Originals as well as all the top streaming services.
Sure, everyone wants to find a good TV deal. But Ryan Epps, our TV/AV staff writer, has flagged up a pretty good TV-adjacent deal. Specifically, Amazon is selling the Epson EpiqVision Ultra LS650 projector for $1,999, a 20% discount off the regular $2,499 price.
This 4K projector can reach a 120-screen size which should entertain a bunch of peole at your next watch party. Epson's projector also features a three-chip laser system that offers 3,600 lumens of color and white brightness to take on any ambient lighting, and built-in 2.1 surround sound system with Dolby Atmos support delivers stellar audio.
Not everyone has the kind of space you need for a big-screen TV, which is why the Prime Day on Samsung's 43-inch Q60C 4K QLED TV catches the eye. Amazon is selling the Samsung Q60C set for $494, a 10% discount off its regular price of $547. Even better, we've got something of a price duel between two retail giants, as Best Buy has dropped its Q60C price to $479, which is $15 lower than what Amazon is charging.
In our Samsung Q60C QLED TV review, we praised the TV as perfect for gaming and guest rooms, though homes or apartments with limited space may appreciate the compact nature of Samsung's TV. The screen handles color verry well, and there's very low input lag. Take advantage of the fact that you can pick up this TV for less than $500 right now.
Samsung Q60C OLED TV, 43 inches: Was $547 now $494 @ Amazon
Price check: $474 @ Best Buy
As mentioned in our intro, some TV deals linger long after the Amazon Prime Day window slams shut. But other details might dry up when the clock strikes midnight in the Pacific time zone. And some of those deals might involve the LG C4 OLED TV.
Right now, the 55" LG C4 is marked down to $1,496 at Amazon, a 25% discount off the regular price of $1,999. But Amazon has flagged that sale with a "Limited Time" banner, something it hasn't done with the 42-inch model (currently at $1,146 instead of $1,499) or the 48-inch option ($1,196 instead of $1,599). Our guess? If that 55-inch size is right in your sweet spot, grab the deal sooner rather than later. For what it's worth, our LG C4 review praised the stunning picture quality and range of gaming features.
LG C4 OLED TV: was $1,999 now $1,496 @ Amazon
If you're like me and don't like spending more than a few hundred bucks on a new TV then check out this deal on the Insignia 50" F30 4K Fire TV for just $209. This LED, Alexa-compatible option is already a great value at $299 and even more so reduced by 30%. As noted in our Insignia F30 Fire TV review, "it delivers an enjoyable viewing experience" with useful smart tools and wide sound.
Or for something a bit larger, here's the 55" Insignia 4K Fire TV for $229.
Insignia F30 4K LED TV: was $299 now $209
Sony's new 4K OLED is still on sale for Prime Day
- Sony 77" Bravia 8 4K OLED TV: was $3,899 now $3,298 @ Amazon
We're in the last half of the final day of Amazon's Prime Day in July, but there are still loads of great deals on TVs that you can still snag if you hurry.
Case in point: Sony's Bravia 8 OLED is still on sale for $600 off. That's a good deal on this 77-inch 4K OLED TV, which comes with Sony-grade motion processing and great color accuracy.
Plus, its 120Hz refresh rate and multiple HDMI 2.1 ports make it a great TV for playing the latest and greatest games on PS5 and Xbox Series X because it supports VRR (variable refresh rate) for great-looking gameplay, plus bells and whistles like Dolby Atmos, Dolby Vision, HDR support and more. But hurry, today might be the last day it's on sale!
You don't have to spend big to get a big screen
- TCL 75" Q6 4K QLED TV: was $799 now $569 @ Amazon
We talk a lot about fancy features and premium OLEDs here because they're great, but you don't need to spend big to get a great big-screen TV during Prime Day.
For example, the TCL Q6 4K QLED TV that was $799 is now $569 @ Amazon, which means you save over $200 on this 75-inch set. However, this is a Prime-exclusive deal, so you must be an Amazon Prime member to claim it!
It's worth claiming, too. Sure it's not OLED, but honestly you probably won't be able to tell the difference, and you get a ton of premium features in this affordable set for not a lot of money right now. They include Dolby Atmos, Dolby Vision, HDR support, and the 60Hz set can crank itself up to 120Hz (by, admittedly, lowering the resolution) for when you want to play games on your PS5 or Xbox Series X with VRR (variable refresh rate) turned on.
This is a great big-screen 4K QLED TV, so take advantage of the limited-time offer to snag one if you want it!
This 8K set is still over half off for Prime Day
- Samsung 85" QLED 8K TV (2023): was $7,999 now $3,849 @ Walmart
If that 75-inch TV we just posted about wasn't big enough for you, how about something a bit bigger?
I'm talking of course about Samsung's 85-inch 8K Neo, which was $7,999 but is now $3,849 @ Walmart for a limited time.
Sure, this TV technically achieves 8K by using AI upscaling, bust that shouldn't make a huge difference when you consider that you'll have an awfully hard time finding native 8K content for it anyway. And the 4K shows and movies you watch on it should look amazing on this 85-inch QLED screen, which supports Dolby Atmos, Dolby Vision, HDR and 120Hz for gaming on the latest and greatest consoles at up to 120 frames per second.
Snag a spare TV for the guest room on deep discount this Prime Day
- Roku 40" Select Series 1080p Smart TV: was $229 now $159 @ Amazon
As Prime Day winds down around us, I just want to remind you that you don't need to spend hundreds of dollars to get a great TV.
I've always loved Roku's TV interface, and right now there's still a bunch of great Roku TVs on sale at Amazon, including this 1080p 40-inch Roku Select Series TV.
While it doesn't offer an OLED screen or 4K resolution, it's still more than good enough to watch HD movies, shows and videos. It's a great TV to throw in a spare room or guest room because it has a great remote and comes with Roku's easy-to-navigate interface, which includes access to a slew of Roku Originals as well as all the top streaming services. I've used plenty of Roku TVs while visiting friends or staying in Airbnbs, and I always appreciate how easy to use they are.
Don't miss out on this killer OLED Prime Day deal
- LG 65" OLED C2 4K TV: was $2,496 now $1,486 @ Amazon
We're winding down this blog for the night, but before we go I wanted to remind you about one of the best TV deals I've seen during Prime Day.
I'm talking of course about LG's C2 OLED, which we named as one of the best gaming TVs you can buy and one of the best TVs overall when it came out in 2022. Even now, years later, it remains a great set that works equally well whether you're watching movies, streaming TV or playing games.
That's because this 65-inch 4K OLED TV supports Dolby Vision, Dolby Atmos, HDR and up to 120Hz variable refresh rate when plugged into a PS5 or Xbox Series X via its multiple HDMI 2.1 ports.
It's a great TV, and while we're going to bed for the night this deal and many more will continue to be available into the wee hours. So make sure to give our list of the best Prime Day deals one last skim before you head to bed, and snag some great deals while you can!
