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Amazon Prime Day TV deals are still going strong — 15+ not to miss, from $148

Rick Broida
Updated ·2-min read

Just because Prime Day came and went before you had a chance to get yourself a new TV (shame on you, by the way), doesn't mean you're out of luck: There are still lots available right now. After surges in demand, retailers have found themselves with massive amounts of overstock — which means deeper discounts for you. Below I'm going to highlight some top picks.

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Personally, I find the Roku interface a bit easier to navigate, but Fire TV offers a few worthwhile perks, including excellent Alexa integration and support for both casual and console-style gaming (the latter courtesy of Amazon's Luna service).

Best TV deals under $200

TK (Photo: Amazon)
TK (Photo: Amazon)

You could do a lot worse than this TCL 32-inch 3-Series 720p Roku Smart TV, which combines a killer price with "smart" functionality (allowing you to access more than half a million movies and TV eps via its Roku app).

And before you turn your nose up at its 720p resolution, we'll let you in on a secret: At this screen size, you'll have all the vividness you'll need.

TCL 32-inch 3-Series 720p Roku Smart TV, 2021 Model

TCL
$150 $230 at Amazon

High-def, 720p resolution, built-in Roku, 3 HDMI ports and weighing in at a sprightly 8 lbs., this set is a go-anywhere, do-nearly-anything winner.

More TV deals under $200:

  • SAMSUNG SAMSUNG M5 Series 24-Inch FHD 1080p Smart Monitor

    $230

  • RCA RCA 32-Inch 720p HD LED Flat Screen TV

    $150$180Save $30

  • TCL TCL 40-inch Class 3-Series HD LED Smart Android TV

    $250

  • LG LG Electronics 24LM530S-PU 24-Inch HD webOS 3.5 Smart TV

    $157$190Save $33

Best TV deals under $400

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Decisions, decisions. For just $400, you can get fancy quantum dot technology from Hisense —and a 50-inch screen. Or you can get a less-fancy 65-inch from Insignia. (Photo: Hisense)

This is where things start to get interesting, and where you need to decide what matters more: screen size or image quality. Because just $400 can buy you a 65-inch TV, which is amazing, but it can also buy you a 50-inch TV that employs quantum dot technology. In layman's terms: better color, contrast, brightness and motion.

Bigger is almost always better, but if this TV is headed for, say, a den or bedroom (as opposed to a sprawling living room), you might be happier with the smaller of the two screens. That's the Hisense U6 Series 50-inch 4K Quantum Dot QLED Smart Fire TV for $493 (regularly $530). This rivals the lowest price on record for this model, though the record is pretty short: It just came out in 2022.

Hisense U6 Series 50" Smart Fire TV (2022 Model)

$400$530Save $130
$400 at Amazon

Boosting color, contrast, brightness, motion, this television includes Alexa Voice Remote to manage TV power, volume, navigation, playback, and input switching.

More TV deals under $400:

  • Amazon Amazon Fire TV 43" Omni Series 4K UHD smart TV, hands-free with Alexa

    $240$410Save $170

  • TCL TCL 40-inch Class 3-Series HD LED Smart Android TV - 40S334, 2021 Model

    $250

  • VIZIO VIZIO 40-inch D-Series Full HD 1080p Smart TV

    $200$240Save $40

  • Hisense Hisense 55A6G 55-Inch 4K Ultra HD Android Smart TV with Alexa Compatibility (2021 Model), Black, TV Only

    $397$450Save $53

Best TV deals over $400

Toshiba's 75-inch TV
Bonkers: Toshiba's 75-inch monster is down to just $630, hundreds less than usual. (Photo: Toshiba)

The Amazon Fire TV Omni Series 65-inch has been selling for $500 (down from $800) for quite a while — and it still is. But it's such a great deal that it made my list. (Read my Amazon Fire TV Omni Series review to learn more — including why you might want this model over the aforementioned Insignia F30 65-inch for $100 less.)

Amazon Fire TV 65" Omni Series

$500$830Save $330
$500 at Amazon

Get true-to-life picture quality and rich, brilliant colors and control this TV hands-free with Alexa.

  • Samsung 32" Class Frame QLED LS03 Series

    $458$528Save $70

Samsung 55" Class QLED 4K TV

$800$1,198Save $398
$800 at Amazon

Save $400 on this top-rated set that pumps out realistic 3D audio that moves with the action on screen. Cool.

  • Amazon Fire TV 75" Omni Series 4K UHD smart TV

    $750$1,100Save $350

Sony Full Array LED 4K Ultra HD Smart Google 85" TV

$2,399$2,798Save $399
$2,399 at Amazon

Stop everything: This set is $1,000 off! Browse over 700,000 TV episodes and movies, all at the touch of a button. Plus, this oversized 85-inch screen will make sure you never want to leave your couch.

Sony Bravia XR OLED 4K Ultra HD Smart Google 77" TV

$2,646$3,500Save $854
$2,646 at Amazon

Say hello to more depth, texture, and even exclusive features for Playstation 5 owners.

By the way, as with virtually all Prime Day deals, you need an Amazon Prime subscription (which also nets you fast, free shipping on most items, among other perks). Not yet a member? No problem. You can sign up for your free 30-day Amazon Prime trial here.

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