Best Prime Day TV deals for Samsung, Sony, Toshiba: Save up to $2,000 off
Amazon’s October Prime Day ended on October 9, but two days later there are still plenty of opportunities to get incredible discounts on the top TV brands, including Samsung, LG and Sony. Some of these price reductions are extremely generous and can be as much as $2,000. If you’re looking to upgrade your home entertainment setup, these deals offer great value. Feel free to use some of those savings to treat yourself to a sweet deal under $25. But don’t wait too long, because these deals probably won’t last much longer.
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Keep in mind that some Amazon discounts are exclusive to Prime members, but you can find other fall deals at competing retailers like Best Buy and Walmart.
Best TV deals after Prime Day
You rarely find a Samsung TV that is so affordable. This 4K TV is on the small side at 43 inches, and while some other brands have 43-inch sets for $200 or even less, if you want a Samsung, this is one of the lowest prices of the season so far. Although Amazon’s list price shows a $22 discount, it only launched a few months ago at $330.
Toshiba’s C350 series TV is currently discounted, making it very cheap for a 55-inch TV. This is a Fire TV, so this discount isn’t surprising for Prime Day, and like most TVs it can stream shows and movies from apps like Netflix, Prime Video, and more.
Unlike most TVs, the Fire TV Omni has built-in microphones for a hands-free experience through Amazon Alexa. The 65 inch format currently provides a large image for a relatively low price. Keep in mind that this deal is only available to Amazon Prime members.
OLED TVs are expensive, but with $500 off in the 55-inch size, this Samsung is keeping its previous low price for 2024 until now. We praised the Samsung S90D for its excellent image quality, user-friendly interface and great contrast and viewing angles.
This is a huge screen size and it’s not every day that we see something this big from a major brand like LG for under $1,000. Yes, you can find other 85- and 86-inch TVs from other brands for a little less, but this is still a solid deal.
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How we pick the best Prime Day TV deals
Many of us at CNET have spent years covering retail events like Black Friday, Prime Day, Memorial Day and countless others. In that time, we’ve learned how to find the best deals among a sea of thousands of superficial offers and scams. We only offer the best deals from trusted retailers. When choosing TV deals to show you, we look for real discounts, quality ratings and remaining sale time.
- Real discounts mean real savings. We check the price history of products on sale so we know when an inflated list price rather than an actual discount has occurred.
- Quality assessments and testing are super important for any product. A discount isn’t worth it if it results in a bad product experience, no matter how much you saved.
- The remaining selling time is also important. Some offers are only valid for a short time or may be limited in supply. If that is the case, we will let you know in advance so that you do not renege on the deal later and be disappointed.
Are Prime Day TV deals worth shopping?
October Prime Day essentially kicks off the holiday shopping season with hundreds of deals across various categories, especially TVs. Now that the sale is ending, your next shopping event is Black Friday. Prime Day is now officially over, so once the above deals start drying up, it’s probably worth waiting until Black Friday next month to buy a TV if you can wait.
How do October Prime Day TV deals compare to Black Friday and Cyber Monday deals?
In recent years, October Prime Day – or Prime Big Deal Days, as it’s officially known – has acted as the catalyst for the holiday shopping frenzy that culminates in Black Friday and Cyber Monday. Because of the proximity, many of the best TV sales started during the Prime Day sales in October and continued through the end of November. If you can wait until Black Friday, you’ll probably see it more deals on TVs, as retailers make room for new TV sets that usually arrive in January. The gap in discounts isn’t much to write home about, and many of Black Friday’s best TV deals tend to be extremely limited in terms of both time and supply. If you’re looking for a new TV and see something you like and that’s within your budget, get it during the Prime Day sale and avoid the November rush.
