Amazon Prime Day is always a great time to consider the TV upgrade (separate from Black Friday). While prices for large screen TV have fallen significantly over the years, even for reputed techniques such as OLED, there is always a place for additional discounts.
July Prime Day may end now, but we are still looking at prices on Samsung, Sony and LG sets besides many other manufacturers. And as usual, we have also collected some solid deals on streaming devices and soundbar to upgrade our setup even more. Who needs to get out for cinema when you can get a huge screen and bombing sound at a huge discount? These are the best prime day TV deals that you can still get.
Prime Day TV Deal is still available
Hisense QD6 (55-inch) for $ 240 (below $ 380): Hisse is on a roll giving tons of TV features at very low cost, and the QD6 line is a prime example of this. It has Amazon’s fire TV and Alexa support built in, and also supports Dolby Vision and Dolby Atomos. Even it can handle slightly faster gaming with 120Hz fresh rates.
TCL QM6K (55-inch) (below $ 600) for $ 448: TCL’s mid-range sets finally fall below $ 500 for Prime Day, and it makes QM6K one of high quality options in this price range. It has a bright mini LED panel, 144hz refresh rate for gaming and also includes an onkyo speaker setup built-in. Although it is technically a budget set at this price, it will definitely not look like a low-grade TV.
Roku Smart TV (65-inch) for $ 348 (below $ 450): What do you want to offer Basic Smart TV of Roku: A decent 4K screen, a large selection of apps on Roku platforms and a large selection of apps on Roku platforms and Roku Voice Remote for easy browsing. These sets are ideal as secondary (or tertiary) TVs in rooms where you do not ask for the best quality. (There are also some great deals on the big Roku Smart TV: the 85 -inch model is just $ 800, and the 75 -inch version is $ 700.)
LG OLED Evo C5 (65-inch) for $ 1,797 (below $ 2,700): LG has steadily improved its C-Series over the years, and C5 EVO is its best model yet. In addition to the common benefits of OLED, it also sports a glow booster that can help it work well in bright rooms, as well as LG’s own “perfect color” technology. The C5 Evo also has a fast 144hz refresh rate for gaming, as well as support for NVIDIA’s G-Sync and AMD FREESYNC variable refresh rate technology. (If you are looking at something big, then a 77 -inch model is also given a discount of up to $ 2,800.)
Sony Bravia 8 II (65 “) for QD OLED $ 2,998 (below $ 3,500): Sony’s top of the line set has everything you want in a high-end TV, such as quantum dots for better color and brightness, as well as for a modern Old panel. The case is handled by the XR chip of Sony.
TCL QM6K (98-inch) QD Mini led $ 1,800 (below $ 3,000 MSRP): QM6K is one of the best deals on 98-inch TVs under $ 2,000, and best, it’s not just a deal bin screen. It has a bright mini LED display with quantum dots for increased color, and it sports a rapid 144Hz refresh rate for gaming. (If you do not have a wall space for a set of about 100 inch, the 65 -inch model is equally great and is below $ 550, its $ 1,000 is about half from MSRP and $ 100 from its lowest price. The 75 -inch model is also a great deal at $ 800.)
TCL QM8K (65-inch) QD Mini led LED for $ 998 (below $ 1,800): TCL’s QM8 sets include the company’s best and talented mini LED screen with quantum dots. It has an ultra-thin bezel, 144hz refresh rate for fast gaming and one of the best contrast ratio you will see outside an OLED screen. Originally, it is one of the best screens you will find that it is not an OLED. While we feel that the 65-inch model is a great deal for most rooms, you can also set a 75-inch for $ 1,500, 85-inch for $ 2,199 and 98 inch for $ 3,000.
Sony Bravia 5 (85-inch) Mini led LED to $ 2,298 (below $ 2,800): Bravia 5 pairs a super bright mini LED panel with Sony’s XR image processing chip. It will not reach the dark dark level of OLED, but the mini LED receives something close, and it can also get much bright than OLED panels. It creates this model, as well as any mini LED TV, is an excellent choice for bright rooms. (You can bottom 65-inch and 75-inch Bravia 5 respectively for $ 1,300 and $ 1,800 respectively.
Samsung the Frame Pro (65-inch) for $ 1,948 (below $ 2,200): New for 2025, Samsung’s Frame Pro set offers a bright and high quality mini LED panels for a better TV viewing experience. The 65 -inch frame Pro is a great choice for most living rooms as it is enough to give an immersive viewing experience, and it also comes with Samsung’s wireless one connect box for low cable disorder.
Hisense S7N canvastv (65-inch) for $ 898 (below $ 1,300): Hisense spin on Samsung’s frame set, canvastv, comes with a boat of very cheap and features. S7N sports an anti-glare display and art mode, as you expect, but also have 144Hz support for a little gaming. It also comes with a slim wall mount so that you can hang it on your wall like the actual work of art. (The 55 -inch model is also a great deal at $ 689, and below 77 inch $ 1,399.)
Best Prime Day Home Entertainment Deal is still available
Sony Bravia Theater Bar for 9 $ 998 (below $ 1,400): Bravia Theater Bar 9 is Sony’s most capable self-contained soundbar, with 13 speakers and support for virtual surround sounds, Dolby Atomos, DTS: X and Sony have their 360 local sound mapping techniques. This is the best option if you want to enjoy your favorite movies and music vigorously, but also do not want to see speakers in your living room. (Bravia Theater 8 is also equipped with $ 698 and very well, including 11 speakers and the same surround sound support.)
For Sony Bravia Theater Quad $ 2,000 (below $ 2,500): Leave it to Sony to do something different in the world of home entertainment. The Bravia theater quad is a set of four flat modules, which consists of a total of sixteen speakers, actually covering the surround sound. They are an ideal solution for any person who wants a dramatic experience, but does not want to see a huge tower or bookshelph speakers in his space. They support Sony’s 360 spatial sound mapping, as well as Dolby Atomos and DTS: X.
Roku Ultra for $ 69 (below $ 100): Roku’s Last Set-top box home theater is the best streammer for enthusiastic people who want to avoid more expensive Apple TV. It handles every video and audio format that you want – which includes Dolby Vision, Atmos and HDR 10+ – and also comes with Rocke’s rechargeable Voice Remote Pro. The Roku is the fastest device from the Ultra company, so you can expect to zip around the interface of Roku and are much faster than the cheap streaming sticks.
Roku Streaming Stick+ $ 30 (below $ 40): Roku Streaming Stick+ is the easiest way to bring Roku’s strong app selection on any 4K TV. This is a great option for the first generation 4K set with either no streaming app, or is very slow till now. And it is a great gadget to bring visits to maintain access to all your favorite streaming services.
Roku Streaming Stick HD for $ 20 (below $ 30): Basic HD Roku Stream Stick is a solid option to bring streaming apps on old TV, which probably does not support 4K or any fancy HDR standards. Sure, it is not as frills as you can get, but for $ 20 it is worth it to be a backup streaming device. (Or you will not like to lose during a trip). And if you have an old TV that is still working, it is definitely worth investing a little to get a modern app.
