Amazon's Prime Day Sale is offering significant discounts on a range of televisions, with many models priced under $1,000. The deals extend to high-performance gaming displays as well as aesthetically focused options.
Among the notable offers is the 55-inch Samsung S90F, which has dropped below the $1,000 mark. This television features a quantum dot OLED panel, providing near-instantaneous response times, true black levels, and an infinite contrast ratio. Its 120Hz native refresh rate, VRR support, and HDMI 2.1 ports make it a top choice for gaming, recognized as IGN's favorite gaming TV.
For those seeking a budget-friendly gaming option, the 65-inch TCL QM6K is available at its lowest price this year. While its HDR performance is not considered top-tier, it handles HDR highlights effectively without significant blooming and boasts vibrant colors. The TV includes rapid pixel response times and a 144Hz refresh rate across two full-speed HDMI 2.1 ports, allowing simultaneous connection of both PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X consoles.
The 65-inch Hisense U7 also reaches a new low price during the sale. This model utilizes a mini-LED panel for solid brightness and color accuracy, coupled with gaming features like a native 165Hz refresh rate. An upgraded version of a previously reviewed model, it includes a matte anti-reflection coating for an improved viewing experience.
Samsung's The Frame TV series, known for its customizable bezels and art display capabilities, sees a $500 discount on the 65-inch model. This TV offers 4K HDR content support, a 120Hz refresh rate, and HDMI 2.1 connectivity for modern gaming. For users who prefer The Frame's aesthetic but not its price, Hisense offers the CanvasTV, priced at $150 less. The CanvasTV features a similar matte coating and a thick bezel design, along with a 144Hz refresh rate.
Budget-conscious buyers can find the 55-inch Amazon Ember 4-Series at its lowest price ever. This TV provides a crisp picture with decent contrast and is equipped with Fire TV for integrated streaming and smart home control. While not a high-end gaming display, it offers a respectable viewing experience for general use.
Another option for gamers is the 55-inch Roku Smart TV Pro Series, which is $400 off. This model supports 4K resolution at 120Hz on two inputs, features low input lag, and offers speedy response times. Its mini-LED panel with full-array local dimming provides an average mid-range viewing experience.
Although technically slightly over the $1,000 threshold, the 65-inch LG C5 is also featured at its lowest price on Amazon and Best Buy. This LG OLED Evo TV delivers outstanding contrast ratios, true blacks, and near-instantaneous response times, making it a premier choice for both 4K content streaming and gaming. Further details are available in IGN's review of the LG C5.