Amazon’s Prime Day 2024 sale is now underway, and it’s a great time to pick up a new TV at a great price. Whether you’re looking to invest in a high-end OLED with best-in-class picture and sound quality, or you just want to pick up a cheap-but-reliable model for streaming or as a second screen, you can find deep discounts from brands like Samsung, Sony, and Hisense. You can also find a variety of screen sizes on sale, from a modest 48 inches to a truly cinematic 98 inches.
To help you find the best deals on TVs during Prime Day, I gathered a list of current offerings from Amazon, Best Buy<!–>, and Walmart–>.
Also:The best Prime Day deals: Live updates
Best TV deals for Amazon Prime Day 2024
Sony Bravia XR X90L 65-inch for $1,098 (save $202)<!–>: This Sony TV is the set that ZDNET editor-in-chief Jason Hiner most recommends. It features a gigantic 98-inch screen, making it perfect for movie buffs looking to get as close as possible to a movie-going experience at home.
Amazon Fire TV Omni 75-inch For $700 (save $350)<!–>: A mid-range TV tailor-made for streaming. It uses the Fire TV platform to give you access to the entire Prime Video library and thousands of other apps.
Samsung The Frame with teak bezel 85-inch for $2,598 (save $1,898)<!–>: Samsung’s gallery-inspired The Frame gets another aesthetic upgrade with a magnetic, teak wood-look bezel to add a touch of class to your home theater.
Samsung Q70D 85-inch for $2,198 (save $600)<!–>: A mid-range QLED option from Samsung that features object tracking sound, a 144Hz refresh rate, and cloud gaming support.
Insignia F20 32-inch for $75 (save $55)<!–>: This small-screen TV provides 720p resolution and Alexa voice controls, making it a perfect second screen for your home.
Toshiba C350 75-inch for $450 (save $200)<!–>: This mid-range TV offers 4K resolution, a 60Hz refresh rate, and Dolby Vision support.
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Current price: $700
Original price: $1,050
The Fire TV Omni is a mid-range TV from Amazon that uses the Fire TV platform to give you access to the entire Prime Video catalog, as well as thousands of other streaming apps. You can also download Alexa Skills to turn your TV into the ultimate entertainment hub.
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Current price: $2,498
Original price: $4,000
TCL is offering its newest mid-range TV in one of the largest size classes you can buy: 98 inches. It’s also one of the most affordable on the market: it’s almost 50% off at Walmart, bringing the price to just $2,500.
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Current price: $2,990
Original price: $4,999
This outdoor smart TV from Samsung is designed to withstand rain, dust, debris, and even insects to turn your backyard, deck, or patio into an outdoor entertainment space. This version is best suited for partially sunny areas like covered patios.
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TCL Q65 85-inch for $900 (save $600)<!–>: TCL’s newest mid-range TV supports Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos as well as voice controls via Alexa.
Fire TV Stick for $18 (save $18, Prime exclusive deal)<!–>: The Amazon Fire TV stick turns any TV into a streaming device. It supports thousands of apps for watching shows and movies or streaming music.
TCL QM85 65-inch for $1,000 (save $400)<!–>: The latest version of one of our picks for the best TV features a 240Hz refresh rate, Dolby Vision IQ and Dolby Atmos support, and an updated QD-Mini LED panel for enhanced color, contrast, and details.
LG evo G4 OLED 65-inch for $2797 (save $603)–>: LG’s luxury OLED TV gets an updated panel for better color accuracy, VRR and Dolby Vision support, and a brightness booster for better visibility.
TCL QM7 55-inch for $500 (save $200)<!–>: A great mid-range TV from TCL that features Dolby Vision IQ and Dolby Atmos support, dedicated game mode, and Alexa voice controls.
LG QNED90T 86-inch for $2897 (save $803)–>: A mid-range TV from LG that features a 120Hz refresh rate, Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos, and an AI-assisted processor for faster upscaling of non-4K content.
Amazon Fire TV Cube for $100 (save $40)<!–>: The Fire TV Cube gives you access to thousands of streaming apps, Alexa voice controls, and Wi-Fi 6E connectivity.
Roku Streambar SE for $80 (save $20)–>: Get a soundbar and streaming device in the same package with the Roku Streambar SE featuring 4K resolution and a suite of preloaded streaming apps.
LG StandbyME Go 27-inch portable smart TV for $847 (save $350)<!–>: This portable smart TV comes with an integrated hardshell briefcase to protect against damage and supports Dolby Atmos and Dolby Vision for enhanced picture and audio quality.
TCL QM8 75-inch for $1498 (save $300)<!–>: The TCL QM8 offers incredible picture and audio quality for gaming, streaming, and more.
LG QNED85T 65-inch for $997 (save $300)–>: A mid-range TV from LG that offers built-in Alexa voice controls, a 120Hz refresh rate, and AMD FreeSync VRR support for console gaming.
LG UR9000 55-inch for $397 (save $203)<!–>: A budget-friendly LED option from LG that features 4K resolution, a 60Hz refresh rate, and Bluetooth connectivity.
Roku Express for $17 (save $13)–>: Turn any TV into a smart TV with the Roku Express. You’ll get access to free, live TV channels and thousands of streaming apps.
: The previous generation of LG’s flagship OLED TV still offers great features like support for both Nvidia G-Sync and AMD FreeSync VRR, free live TV with the LG Channels app, and built-in voice controls via Alexa, Hey Google, and Siri.
LG Signature M3 OLED 97-inch for $25,000 (save $5,000)<!–>: A true luxury TV for anyone looking to create the ultimate custom home theater. It features wireless connectivity for an ultra-clean setup, signature OLED picture quality, Dolby Atmos support, and an AI-assisted processor for faster image rendering and upscaling.
Samsung Q70C QLED 85-inch for $1,400 (save $500)<!–>: The previous generation of Samsung’s mid-range line of TVs. It uses a dual LED panel to produce warm and cool colors simultaneously for enhanced color accuracy and range.
Hisense U8 100-inch for $2,800 (save $2,200)–>: One of the largest TVs Hisense offers is almost 50 percent off at Best Buy, featuring Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos as well as a 144Hz refresh rate.
TCL QM7 98-inch for $3,000 (save $2,000)<!–>: TCL’s mid-range, big-screen QM7 features an updated QD-LED panel for better color accuracy and detailing.
TCL QM8 98-inch for $4,000 (save $2,000)–>: This high-end TV from TCL features a QD-Mini LED panel and the Google TV platform for access to thousands of streaming apps.
Hisense UX 85-inch for $2,500 (save $1,500)<!–>: A high-end TV from Hisense that features 4.1.2CH multi-channel audio, Dolby Atmos and Dolby Vision support, and VRR support for console gaming.
Hisense L5H 100-inch laser TV for $2500 (save $1300)<!–>: With Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos support, up to 2700 lumens of brightness, and the Google TV platform, the Hisense L5H provides an excellent viewing experience without the need for a large projection room.
Samsung The Frame 85-inch for $2600 (save $1700)–>: An art-gallery-inspired TV that provides excellent picture and sound quality and features an aesthetic design that turns your home theater into your personal art gallery.
JVC DLA-NP5 4K projector for $4800 (save $1200)<!–>: This home theater projector provides native 4K resolution with a 120Hz refresh rate and 40,000:1 contrast ratio for smooth motion and clean details.
Hisense U76 100-inch for $2,300 (save $2,700 at Best Buy)–>: This model is one of the largest TVs Hisense has on offer, and one of the largest TVs, period. It supports both Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos for a cinematic experience at home.
TCL S5 85-inch for $800 (save $200)<!–>: This budget-friendly big-screen TV uses the Google TV platform to give you access to thousands of streaming apps and Hey Google voice controls.
TCL S2 32-inch for $100 (save $30)–>: This budget-friendly TV provides 720p resolution, a 60Hz refresh rate, and the Google TV platform for streaming.
: The little brother of the S95C, this OLED from Samsung offers the same Pantone Validated screen and object tracking sound at a more affordable price.
TCL S5 85-inch for $848 (save $552)<!–>: An affordable big-screen TV from TCL that offers Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos support, a built-in subwoofer for bass-enhanced audio, and VRR support for console gaming.
TCL Q6 QLED 85-inch for $748 (save $852)–>: A high-quality yet budget-friendly QLED TV from TCL that offers Dolby Vision support, DTS Virtual: X audio, and Bluetooth connectivity.
Hisense U8K 100-inch for $2,998 (save $2,000)<!–>: A high-end big-screen TV that offers up to 1500 nits of peak brightness, a 144Hz refresh rate, and Dolby Vision IQ support.
Samsung The Frame 75-inch for $1,886 (save $1,113)–>: This gallery-inspired TV from Samsung not only provides excellent picture and sound quality, it also turns your living room or home theater into your personal art gallery with a built-in slideshow.
Samsung QN900C 8K 65-inch for $2,599 (save $2,400 at Walmart)<!–>: This next-gen TV offers four times the resolution of a 4K model and object tracking sound for an immersive experience.
Samsung QN800C 8K 65-inch for $1,999 (save $1,500)<!–>: This TV provides four times the resolution of a 4K model for next-gen detailing and color accuracy for streaming movies and shows and console gaming.
Samsung QN90C 75-inch for $1,698 (save $1,601)–>: Samsung’s previous iteration of their flagship QLED TVs offers object-tracking sound, a dedicated gaming hub with cloud gaming support, and an anti-glare screen.
Sony Bravia XR X90L 85-inch for $1,998 (save $1,001)<!–>: A mid-range big-screen TV from Sony that supports Dolby Atmos, Dolby Vision, and VRR for console gaming.
LG Flex OLED 42-inch for $1,700 (save $1,299 at LG)<!–>: This smart TV switches from a flat screen to curved with the touch of a button to give you better viewing angles depending on ambient lighting and where you’re sitting.
Samsung HW-B550 for $148 (save $130 at Amazon)<!–>: The 2.1CH soundbar supports both Dolby audio and DTS Virtual:X for enhanced dialogue and clean, clear tones for music. It also includes a subwoofer for deep bass.
LG S80QR for $475 (save $572 at Amazon)–>: This 5.1.3CH soundbar includes three rear speakers and a subwoofer for room-filling audio and Dolby Atmos support for virtual surround sound.
Vizio 2.0 soundbar for $80 (save $20 at Amazon)<!–>: Snag this Dolby Atmos and DTS:X soundbar for under $100 at Amazon.
Sony HTX8500 for $248 (save $152 at Amazon)–>: This 2.1CH soundbar supports both Dolby Atmos and DTS:X audio for virtual surround sound and enhanced dialogue. A built-in subwoofer gives you deep bass tones for music.
Tablo 4th gen over-the-air DVR and indoor TV antenna for $133 (save $27 with coupon at Amazon)<!–>: This bundle includes a 35-mile range indoor TV antenna for over-the-air channels and a Tablo DVR for recording and replaying live sports, news, and more.
Amazon is holding its annual Prime Day sale on July 16 and 17, 2024. Retailers like Best Buy and Walmart also are offering models from Samsung, Sony, and more at discounted prices this week.
Are TVs really cheaper on Prime Day?
Yes! If you’ve been eyeing one of the Amazon Omni or Omni QLED TVs, you may be able to snag one at a steep discount. High-end models like LG or Sony OLED TVs are seeing markdowns, as well as big-screen options from Samsung, Hisense, and TCL.
Also: The best Fire TV deals for Prime Day
How did we choose these Prime Day deals?
Not all discounts are created equal. For this list, I only chose TVs with a significant price markdown (at least 15%) and from reputable brands. I provided a range of options from high-end flagship models for customers looking to invest in a top-tier TV to budget-friendly choices if you’re just looking for a second screen.
Are there different TV deals on Prime Day 2?
Some deals are set by brand manufacturers and cannot change from day to day, while others are set by individual retailers and may be subject to change. Make sure to check this list often to get the lowest price on TVs from Samsung, LG, TCL, and more.
