Prime Day TV deals are not too far away, and your dream screen could end up in your living room for a lot less. With brand new models charging their way into 2024, we're expecting to see some old favorites drop to record low prices, and we're willing to bet even some newcomers end up available for under MSRP. Of course, we're also expecting some mean discounts on already cheap displays, so join us as we discuss what to expect this year.
Whether you're hoping to bag the best gaming TV for an attractive price or just looking for a cheaper PS5 display, Prime Day gaming deals normally host some serious screen savings. Even our favorite panel, the LG OLED G3, is poised to end up dropping, especially now that the OLED G4 has arrived to potentially snatch its crown. Naturally, we'll be keeping an eye out for every model we've tested so far, just in case it ends up sitting at an irresistible price.
Below, you'll find a roundup of what to expect from Prime Day TV sales this year as well as a rundown of last year's best prices. With so many different options floating around Amazon's storefront, it can be hard working out which panels are worth your time, but we're here to keep you right in terms of specs and value for money.
What to expect from Prime Day TV deals
We're fully expecting Prime Day 2024 to impress us with offers, and there could be enormous savings to be had if some older screens are still available. For instance, the LG OLED C2 stooped last year from $1,499.99 to $1,096.99 for the 55-inch version, and Black Friday made good on driving that price below $1,000. Problem is, many retailers have cleared out that model, but that just means you'll be able to eye up the LG OLED C3 instead, as it's technically now in the same last-gen position.
On the Sony side of things, you'll want to keep the Sony Bravia XR A80L on your list, as it's itching to drop below $1,500. Last year, we ended up seeing it for $1,700, but it should drop to a new record low now that the model is maturing. As for Samsung, we'll be eagerly awaiting S90C offers, and we suspect it'll get ever closer to the $1,000 mark in the heat of Prime Day.
Within the mid-range value scene, we'll be hyped if the Hisense U7K pops up for less, as it's a mini LED monster with a 144Hz refresh rate. During Black Friday, it was going for $699.99, but with the brand's new models ready to enter the fold, we could see this TV drop to the lower end of its price bracket.
If you're on the hunt for something super budget, you'll likely be able to grab screens for well under $100. The Insignia F20 dropped from $149.99 to just $79.99 last time around, and Amazon will likely have plenty of similar 720p TVs that'll be perfect for your spare bedroom or for your kid's gaming setup.
Prime Day TV deals FAQs
When will October Prime Day TV deals begin?
Amazon has confirmed that Prime Day will kick off in July again this year, but we haven't got an exact date as of yet. If the retailer sticks to old habits, the event should start on the second week of the month, so you might want to provisionally keep that in mind if you're holding off on buying a new TV.
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.
Last year's best Prime TV deals
The best Prime Day TV deals in the UK
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 screen, then 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.
