It’s the final day of Amazon’s Prime Day Sale. If you were waiting for the best time to buy a TV, chances are good you won’t see discounts like these again for a while. That means you need to take advantage of these savings while you still can. To help narrow your search, I’ve highlighted several of my favorite Prime Day TV deals. All of these TVs are under $1,000, and only one of my picks is exclusively for Prime members, so that everyone can get in on the action.
Whether you’re looking for a cheap TV to throw in a spare bedroom or want all the bells and whistles, there’s an under $1,000 TV deal for you. Even IGN’s top gaming TV, the Samsung S90F, is on sale. Or, maybe you want a display that won’t be an eyesore in your space? Both Samsung’s The Frame and its budget rival, the Hisense CanvasTV, have dropped to their lowest prices on Amazon this year. Check out all the awesome discounts below:
The 55” Samsung S90F has dipped below $1,000, a rarity. Thanks to the quantum dot OLED panel, it delivers near-instantaneous response time, true black levels, and near-infinite contrast ratio. With a native 120Hz panel, VRR support, and HDMI 2.1 ports, it’s no surprise that Samsung S90F is IGN’s favorite gaming TV, too.
The TCL QM6K is the best budget gaming TV, and it’s at its lowest price of the year. In our review, we found that while HDR performance isn’t next-level, it can still handle HDR highlights without significant blooming, and the colors really pop. Incredible pixel response times along with a 144Hz max refresh rate on two full-speed HDMI 2.1 ports also mean you can connect both PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X simultaneously.
With solid brightness and incredible color accuracy from the mini-LED panel along with top-notch gaming support, including a native 165Hz refresh rate, the latest 65” model of the Hisense U7 is a great all-around TV option. It also happens to be down to its lowest price yet. We reviewed an older model, and this upgraded offering improves on its features and adds a new matte anti-reflection coating for an even better viewing experience.
Don’t want a TV to ruin a room’s vibe? Samsung’s The Frame TV series rectifies that situation with its thin, customizable bezel similar to the frame of a picture or artwork. It also comes with a wall mount and an “Art Mode” for a dynamic art installation. But when you want to use it as an actual TV, 4K HDR content looks spectacular, and a 120Hz refresh rate and HDMI 2.1 connectivity make it ready for modern console gaming. For Prime Day, you can grab the 65" model of The Frame TV for $500 off.
Need a cheap TV for a bedroom or office? Amazon’s 55" Ember 4-Series is back down to its lowest price ever. While it may not deliver the most stunning HDR performance or incredible gaming chops, it’s got the basics down, offering a crisp, respectably bright picture with decent contrast. Fire TV is even baked in, making it super simple to stream your favorite shows and movies without a streaming device or even manage your smart home devices with Alexa.
If you like the idea of a Samsung The Frame but not the price, Hisense offers an alternative that’s $150 cheaper. The CanvasTV delivers nearly identical aesthetics, with a matte coating and a thick bezel frame that turns the TV into a work of art. It also boasts a 144Hz refresh rate, making it a solid gaming TV contender.
I’m a massive fan of Roku’s Smart TV Interface, and of course, it’s already included with this TV on a Prime Day deal. Beyond the hard-not-to-love smarts comes 4K/120Hz support on two inputs, low input lag, and speedy response times, making it a very viable gaming TV option. Now, is the full-array local dimming on the mini-LED panel anything to write home about? No, but it should still provide a pretty average mid-range TV viewing experience.
Now, this is technically not under $1,000, but it’s frankly too good of a deal not to mention. The 65” LG C5 has dropped to its lowest price yet on Amazon and Best Buy. Not only is it one of the best TVs for streaming 4K content, but it also offers an awesome gaming experience too. Equipped with LG’s OLED Evo panel, you can expect near-infinite black levels, near-infinite contrast ratio, and near-instantaneous response times. Find out even more in IGN’s LG C5 review.
Danielle is a Tech freelance writer based in Los Angeles who spends her free time creating videos and geeking out over music history.
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