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Prime Day TV deals are still floating around, as some discounts aren't tied to Big Deal Days. That's great news for anyone who missed the event, as it means you can still grab nifty savings on a wide selection of screens. With everything from high-end OLED panels, ultra affordable LED models, and everything in between dropping to new record low prices, now could be an ideal time to upgrade your living room screen. In a bid to hunt down only the deepest display discounts on models that matter, I've been diving into price history, rival retailers, and my own review notes to round up the top offers right now.
More often than not, the best gaming TV models end up mixed in with Prime Day gaming deals. Since big screens aren't just for your PS5 or Xbox Series X, there will be plenty of others shopping around for discounted displays, meaning you'll want to be on the ball to bag them before stock runs out. Some models are more likely to vanish before others, especially if they're big and cheap, while premium OLED panels or super speedy mini LED displays will appeal more to power users looking for an opportune price.
Normally I'd suggest taking your time and circle back to prime Day TV deals once you've settled on a model. However, since the event is technically over, discounts are likely to leap back up soon. Therefore, I would instead suggest using all the handy tips, tricks, and reviews included below to decide it any of the current savings are right for you. That way, you'll be able to jump on offers before the wrap up.
Quick links
US:
- Amazon: budget gaming TVs for under $100
- Best Buy: Up to $300 off LG and Samsung
- Walmart: $400 off 120Hz OLED displays
- B&H Photo: $1,300 off 65-inch LG OLED G3
UK:
- Amazon: 32-inch displays from £139.99
- Argos: 20% off select models with code
- John Lewis: $100 off clearance displays
- Currys: $400 off 65-inch LG OLED C3
The best Prime Day TV deals
Prime Day TV deals FAQ
When will Prime Day TV deals end?
Amazon Prime Day TV deals will return for two days, kicking off on October 8 until midnight on October 9. The event will be dubbed "Big Deal Days", but it'll still follow the same format as July's summer sale.
Do I need a Prime subscription to access Prime deals?
Yes, you'll need an active Prime subscription to access Amazon's members-only sale. If you've not got one, you can always sign up for a 30-day free trial, which will grant you a ticket to the big event and provide you with free next-day delivery. Some TV deals aren't Prime-exclusive ones, but it's better to be safe and give yourself the widest range of deals to choose from.
What to expect from Prime Day TV deals
The main Prime Day event provided some impressive gaming TV deals, and we're expecting much the same from Amazon's secondary sale. If you're on a mega budget, grabbing an Insignia F20 720p screen might be atop of your agenda, as it dropped to a ridiculous $74.99 from $129.99 during the event. Yes, it's specs sound like a screen from the 2010s, but it's actually extremely well suited to gaming handhelds, particularly if you use a Steam Deck dock.
If you're not looking to dive that deep into the budget barrel, numerous models with varying panels should also show up to the fold. The Hisense U7N is well worth watching out for if you want big specs for under a grand, as you should be able to grab a 55-inch mini LED display for around the $500 mark. Same goes for more expensive options like the LG OLED B4, as with any luck, we'll see the cheaper OLED panel dip under four figures.
Now that the LG OLED G4 is a thing, the remaining OLED G3 stock should theoretically drop in price. Generational discounts have been somewhat unpredictable, with the LG OLED C3 refusing to drop in spite of the OLED C4's arrival, but that should change as we make our way through 2024. We could be looking at a situation where previous generation models are largely out of stock, with 2024 sets taking center stage when it comes to record low prices.
Generally speaking, there should be a gaming TV model out there on Prime Day to suit all budgets. As always, checking rival retailers is vital, as Amazon won't be the one site with big-screen discounts. Best Buy and Walmart usually like to get pretty competitive with discounts, and it's entirely possible to find retailer-exclusive models at both with even deeper price cuts. For example, the 48-inch LG OLED C3 is only at Best Buy and likes to dip under $800.
July's best Prime Day TV deals
Don't forget the likes of the best QLED TVs, the best OLED TVs, and the best 120 Hz 4K TVs will also be discounted this summer if you're looking for a specialist TV.
If you're after something even more gaming-focused, check out the best gaming monitors going, as well as our takes on the best monitor for PS5 and the best monitor for Xbox Series X.
