Ready for a Holiday Binge? Prime Day TV Deals Are Already Here

The holiday season is coming, which means it’s almost time to gather your gang, get some snacks, and settle in for a late-night binge watching session. If you’ve been planning to upgrade, the time is just right, as Amazon’s October sales event, Prime Big Deal Days, brings ample opportunities to save. The retailer has confirmed that its big shopping event will take place on Oct. 6 and Oct. 7, with thousands of discounts across all kinds of products, including tablets, headphones, tech devices, TVs and more.

You don’t have to wait until the event kicks off to start saving, either. We’re already seeing early TV deals from brands including Samsung, LG, Insignia and more, with discounts on everything from budget-friendly sets to premium OLED models. And this is only the beginning. We’ll keep updating this list as more TV deals drop, so check back for the latest savings and new offers leading up to and throughout Prime Big Deal Days.

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Best Prime Day TV deals

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The LG C6 OLED delivers excellent picture quality that’s hard to fault. Eight million self-lit pixels produce perfect blacks and vivid, accurate colors that can pop in any lighting condition. For gaming, a 0.1ms response time and native 120Hz keep everything smooth.

$1,600 (save $1,100)

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This QLED TV delivers bright, rich 4K color that makes movies and live sports pop. Dolby Vision IQ and HDR10 Plus Adaptive keep contrast sharp and colors accurate. Adaptive brightness automatically adjusts to the room’s lighting. Alexa compatibility also lets you control everything hands-free. This deal comes with a four-year protection plan.

$600 (save $70)

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Thanks to its stunning OLED display with “great contrast levels and highly saturated colors,” the S90F Series tops our list of the overall best TVs for 2026. TV expert Ty Pendlebury praised its excellent image quality and fluid 120Hz refresh rate, and while he found it to be a little pricey, it’s a serious bargain at over $1,000 off.

$1,400 (save $1,100)

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The TCL QM8L has over 4,000 dimming zones to eliminate blooming and deliver pure blacks, while 6,000-nit peak brightness makes everything vivid, even in bright rooms. The native 144Hz refresh rate can handle fast-action sports and movies, and the built-in subwoofers round out an impressively cinematic package. These are just a few of the reasons Pendlebury gave this TV an Editor’s Choice award and included it in his list of the best TVs of 2026.

$2,498 (save $1,502)

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Samsung’s sleek The Frame TV looks more like a piece of art than a piece of tech. It has a stylish design with a customizable bezel to help it blend with your home’s decor. It also features a stunning 4K QLED display and doubles as a digital picture frame with hundreds of works to choose from.

$998 (save $100)

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This 2026 TV runs on our favorite smart TV platform. It’s easy to navigate, has solid picture quality and it’s $12 off. This size is perfect for a dorm or guest room.

$158 (save $12)

More Prime Day TV deals

When is the October Amazon Prime Day happening?

Amazon just confirmed that its Prime Big Deal Days event is returning on Oct. 6 and Oct. 7 with thousands of deals across every product category.

Do you need an Amazon Prime membership to shop the sale?

No, but having one can help you get more out of it. We’ve seen a ton of deals reserved exclusively for Prime members. A subscription also includes perks such as free two-day shipping and faster delivery options.

Where are the best Prime Day deals?

As you might expect, Amazon is the place to be for Prime Day deals. But that doesn’t mean that other retailers don’t often jump on the bandwagon. Retailers like Best Buy, Walmart and Target often run competing sales alongside Amazon’s.