The best Amazon Prime Day TV offers from Sony, LG, Samsung and others still available today

Amazon Prime Day is always the perfect time to consider a television upgrade (apart from Black Friday, of course). Although the prices of televisions on the big screen have dropped a little over the years, even for coveted technology like OLED, there is always room for additional discounts.

July Prime Day may be over now, but we still see reduced prices on the sets of Samsung, Sony and LG, in addition to several other manufacturers. And as usual, we have also concluded some solid offers on streaming devices and sound bars to upgrade your configuration even more. Who should pay for the cinema when you can get a huge screen and an explosive sound to a huge discount? These are the best big day television offers that you can still get today.

Prime Day TV offers always available

Hissense QD6 (55 inch) for $ 240 (against $ 380): Hisense is on a roll offering tons of television features at a very low cost, and the QD6 line is an excellent example. He joined the Fire TV and Alexa support for Amazon, and also supports Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos. It can even manage a little fast game with a 120 Hz cooling rate.

TCL QM6K (55 inch) for $ 448 (against $ 600): TCL mid -range sets finally fall below $ 500 for Prime Day, which makes QM6K one of the superior quality options in this price range. It has a brilliant LED mini-panne, a 144 Hz refreshment rate for games and even includes an integrated Onkyo speaker configuration. Although it is a technical budget fixed at this price, it will certainly not look like a low -grade TV.

Roku Smart TV (65 inch) for $ 348 (against $ 450): ROKU’s basic smart televisions offer most of what you need: a decent 4K screen, a large selection of applications on the Roku platform and a ROKU voice remote control for easy navigation. These sets are ideal as secondary (or tertiary) televisions in rooms where you do not ask for the best quality. (There are also good deals on the larger roku smart televisions: the 85 inch model is just $ 800, and the 75 inch version is $ 700.)

LG OLED EVO C5 (65 inches) for $ 1,797 (against $ 2,700): LG has regularly improved its C series over the years, and the C5 Evo is its best model to date. In addition to the usual advantages of the OLED, it also has a brightness booster that can help it work well in light rooms, as well as LG’s own “perfect color” technology. The C5 EVO also has a rapid refreshment rate of 144 Hz for the game, as well as the support for the variable refresh rate technology G-Sync and AMD Freesync from Nvidia. (If you are looking for something bigger, the 77 -inch model has also been reduced to $ 2,800.)

Sony Bravia 8 II (65 ”) QD OLED for $ 2,998 (down from $ 3,500): The high -end set of Sony’s line has everything you want in a high -end TV, like quantum points for improved color and brightness, as well as black ink blacks and the infinite contrast of a modern OLED panel. You will always pay a little bonus for Sony TV, but in part, this is due to their world -class image processing – in this case, which is managed by the Sony XR chip. (You can also hang the 55 inch model for $ 2,500.)

TCL QM6K (98 inch) QD Mini LED for $ 1,800 (against $ 3,000 PDSF): QM6K is one of the best offers we have seen on a 98 -inch television under $ 2,000, and above all, it is not only a bins screen. It has a bright mini-screen with quantum dots for an improved color, and it has a quick refresh rate of 144 Hz for the game. (If you do not have the wall space for a set of almost 100 inches, the 65 inch model is also large and is down to $ 550, almost half of its PDSF of $ 1,000 and $ 100 reduction on its lowest price. THE 75 inch model is also a lot at $ 800.)

TCL QM8K (65 inch) QD Mini LED for $ 998 (down from $ 1,800): TCL QM8 sets have the best and most brilliant LED mini-ecrans in the company with quantum points. It has an ultra-thin telescope, a 144 Hz refresh rate for fast games and one of the best contrast ratios that you will see outside of an OLED screen. Basically, it is one of the best screens you find that is not an OLED. Although we think that the 65 -inch model is a lot for most parts, you can also go to 75 inches for $ 1,500THE 85 inch for $ 2,199 and the Massive 98 inch at $ 3,000.

Sony Bravia 5 (85 inch) Mini led to $ 2,298 (down from $ 2,800): Bravia 5 combines a super shiny LED mini-panne with Sony’s XR image processing chip. It will not reach the deep dark black levels of Oled, but Mini LED reaches something close, and it can also become much brighter than the OLED panels. This makes this model, as well as any mini LED TV, an excellent option for bright rooms. (You can also evolve towards the 65 inches And 75 inches Bravia 5 for $ 1,300 and $ 1,800, respectively. And there is also the Really massive 98 inch modelwhich is now $ 1,000 to $ 5,000.)

Samsung The Frame Pro (65 inches) for $ 1,948 (against $ 2,200): New for 2025, Samsung’s Frame Pro sets offer brighter and better quality LED panels for superior television experience. The 65 -inch professional frame is an excellent option for most salons, because it is large enough to offer an immersive vision experience, and it also comes with the Samsung wireless connection box for less cables.

Hisense S7n Canvastv (65 inch) for $ 898 (against $ 1,300): Hisense rotation on Samsung frame sets, canvastv, is much cheaper and with a characteristics characteristics. The S7N has an anti-glare display and an art mode, as you can imagine, but there is also a 144 Hz care for a little game. It also comes with a thin wall mount so that you can hang it on your wall as a real work of art. (THE 55 inch model is also a lot at $ 689, and the 77 inch fell to $ 1,399.)

Best home entertainment offers Prime Day always available

Sony Bravia 9 theater bar for $ 998 (against $ 1,400): The Bravia Theater Bar 9 is the most competent autonomous soundbar of Sony, with 13 speakers and support for virtualized surround sound with Dolby Atmos, DTS: X and the Sony and Sony spatial sound cartography technology. This is the best option if you want to enjoy your favorite movies and music, but you don’t want to see speakers in your entire living room. (THE BRAVIA THEATER 8 is also updated at $ 698 and very well equipped, with 11 speakers and the same surround sound support. ))

Sony Bravia Theater Quad for $ 2,000 (against $ 2,500): Leave Sony to do something different in the world of entertainment at home. The Bravia Theater Quad is a set of four flat modules, containing a total of sixteen speakers, which offer a really enveloping surround sound. They are the ideal solution for all those who want a theatrical experience, but do not want to see gigantic tower or library in their space. They support the mapping of Sony Spatial Sound 360, as well as Dolby Atmos and DTS: x.

Roku Ultra for $ 69 (against $ 100): Years ultimate Set-Top Box is the best streamer for home theater lovers who want to avoid the more expensive Apple TV. It manages all the video and audio formats you want – including Dolby Vision, Atmos and HDR 10+ – and it is also delivered with Rechargeable Roku Voice Remote Pro. Roku Ultra is the fastest device in the company, so you can expect to zip the interface and Roku applications much faster than cheaper streaming sticks.

Roku streaming Stick + for $ 30 (down compared to $ 40): Roku streaming Stick + is the easiest way to bring the solid selection of Roku applications to any 4K TV. This is an excellent option for first generation 4K sets that did not have streaming applications, or are far too slow now. And it is an excellent gadgets to make trips to maintain access to all your favorite streaming services.

Roku streaming Stick HD for $ 20 (against $ 30): The basic HD Roku HD streaming stick is a solid option to bring streaming applications to older televisions, which probably do not support 4K or fantasy HDR standards. Of course, it is also no frills as possible, but for $ 20, it is worth having a backup streaming device. (or one that wouldn’t bother you to lose during a trip). And if you have an older television that still works, it is really worth investing a little to get modern applications.