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The best new Amazon Prime Day TV deals, starting at $90: Samsung, Sony & more

Rick Broida
Updated ·10-min read
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Smoking-hot Prime Day TV deals can still be had. (Photos: Amazon, Hisense, Insignia)

Day 2 of Prime Day is still going strong. And with it, big price drops on zillions of products. Amazon's shopping event is a fantastic time to score a Prime Day TV deal; there are 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, with one small caveat: Most of the big discounts are for TVs with Amazon's Fire TV interface built in. That's not a bad thing, not at all, but if you were hoping to score a Roku-powered TV instead, there aren't nearly as many deals.

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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).

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Best TV deals under $100

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If you don't mind the funky feet (which really do kind of look like feet), Insignia's 32-inch smart TV is a steal at $100. (Photo: Insignia)

TV budget won't stretch past $100? No problem; there are two options available right now.

First, Prime members can buy the Insignia F20 Series 24-inch TV for just $90, which is $80 off the regular price and the best deal in history for this model.

Insignia 24" Class F20 Series Fire TV

$90$170Save $80
$90 at Amazon

This device includes a voice-powered remote: Just press the button to invoke Alexa commands. ("Watch Stranger Things on Netflix," for example.)

But here's a no-brainer: For just $10 more, you can step up to the Insignia F20 Series 32-inch TV ($100, previously $180). The specs are pretty much the same, including the voice remote. Take note, however, that while a 720p display resolution is fine for a 24-inch TV, that same resolution may look a little less sharp at 32 inches. (Or maybe not: This model has a 4.6-star average rating from over 52,000 buyers, so there are few complaints.)

Best TV deals under $200

Toshiba Smart TV
Insignia's Smart TV offers great value, especially at this price. (Photo: Amazon)

Looking for something a little bigger? You don't have to pay a lot more. My top pick for TVs under $200 is the Toshiba 43-inch Class V35 Series LED, which is a whopping $100 off, bringing it down to just $190.

You'll never have nothing to watch again — this TV grants you access to over 1 million TV episodes and movies, as well as tens of thousands of channels and Alexa apps.

Toshiba 43" Class V35 Series LED Full HD Smart Fire TV

$190$290Save $100
$190 at Amazon

Gain access to more than 1 million movies and TV episodes, and the magic of Alexa to your living room.

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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)

$340$530Save $190
$340 at Amazon

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

Bigger room? You can get the Insignia F30 Series 65-inch LED 4K UHD Smart Fire TV for $400, an all-time low. In terms of size alone, this is one of the true standouts of Prime Day 2022; it wasn't long ago that a TV this big would have cost you twice as much.

Insignia 65" Class F30 Series LED 4K UHD Smart Fire TV

$400$570Save $170
$400 at Amazon

With this HDR-compatible 4K TV, you can enjoy HDR movies and TV shows, in addition to all your current content.

Does the Hisense model offer a better picture? If you were to look at the two side-by-side, you'd almost certainly say yes. But viewed in a vacuum, the Insignia offers a great picture, no question — as evidenced by the 4.6-star average rating from over 4,800 owners.

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.

The real standout right now is the Toshiba C350 Series 75-inch LED 4K UHD Smart Fire TV for $630, the second-lowest price in this model's history — and one of the best I've ever seen for a screen of this size. Notable specs include Dolby Vision HDR and DTS Virtual:X audio, along with the obligatory Alexa-capable remote. Just make sure your wall or TV stand can accommodate this thing; a 75-inch screen is big.

Toshiba 75" Class C350 Series Smart Fire TV

$630$900Save $270
$630 at Amazon

This Fire TV brings live, over-the-air TV, streaming channels, and the enjoyment of uncompromisingly crisp, clear visuals for a professional theater quality.

I haven't tested the C350 myself, but it earned a very respectable 4.5-star average from over 3,700 buyers.

Samsung 55" Class QLED 4K TV

$798$1,198Save $400
$798 at Amazon

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

  • Samsung 32" Class Frame QLED LS03 Series

    $458$528Save $70

Samsung 55" Class Frame Series

$1$1,398Save $1,397
$1 at Amazon

The Frame TV’s claim to fame is its Art Mode: It has built-in motion sensors that automatically display artwork (of your choosing) whenever someone walks into the room. No more staring at a big black box when the TV's turned off.

LG 80 Series 70" Alexa Built-in, 4K UHD Smart TV

$600$650Save $50
$600 at Amazon

A massive 70-inch screen with a thin frame to keep the focus on the incredible picture.

Samsung 55" Class QLED 4K UHD Q90T Series Quantum HDR Smart TV

$998$1,698Save $700
$998 at Amazon

This gorgeous Samsung TV immediately upscales the image you see on the screen, leaving you with defined edges, noise reduction, and plenty of detail.

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

$2$2,800Save $2,798
$2 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$3,498Save $3,496
$2 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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