All of the TV deals that have stuck around post-Presidents' Day and football season
UPDATE: Feb. 22, 2024, 11:00 a.m. EST This story has been updated with the latest deals on 4K and 8K TVs live in the aftermath of Presidents' Day sales.
Upgrading to a 4K TV — even a QLED or OLED — no longer has to be an intimidating financial setback. High-quality TVs featuring punchy colors, decipherable shadows, and lag-free transitions continue to get more affordable for regular consumers year after year, even at full price.
However, you can find TVs on sale at any time of the year. Whether you're strategically shopping during one of the best times of year to buy a TV or need a new screen in a pinch, all of your best options are listed below as we track the best weekly TV deals from retailers like Best Buy, Samsung, Walmart, and Amazon.
We've pulled the best TV deals from across the internet as of Feb. 22. Deals are categorized by brand, then listed in order of size (smallest to largest) and price (lowest to highest).
Samsung TV deals
Why we love it
Of the handful of 85-inch 2022 and 2023 Samsung QLED TVs on sale right now, we think the deal on the extra-large Q80C for more than $1,000 off (now $300 cheaper than its sale price at the end of January) is the best bang for your buck.
The Q80C is Samsung's most advanced QLED (before meeting the Neo QLED side of the family), packing 96 precisely-lit local dimming zones for the meticulous brightness necessary for watching sports in the daylight. Also present are advanced gaming features like a 120Hz refresh rate and VRR support.
More Samsung TVs on sale
Samsung 43-inch QN90C QLED TV — $699
$1,197.99(save $498.99)Samsung 50-inch QN90C QLED TV — $1,199.99
$1,599.99(save $400)Samsung 55-inch QN85C QLED TV — $1,099.99
$1,499.99(save $400)Samsung 55-inch QN90C QLED TV — $1,181.79
$1,997.99(save $816.20)Samsung 55-inch S90C OLED TV — $1,299.99
$1,899.99(save $600)Samsung 55-inch S95C OLED TV — $1,899.99
$2,499.99(save $600)Samsung 65-inch Q60C QLED TV — $799.99
$999.99(save $200)Samsung 65-inch QN85C QLED TV — $1,299.99
$1,999.99(save $700)Samsung 65-inch S90C OLED TV — $1,699.99
$2,599.99(save $900)Samsung 65-inch QN90C QLED TV — $1,699.99
$2,599.99(save $900)Samsung 65-inch QN800C 8K TV — $2,599.99
$3,499.99(save $900)Samsung 65-inch The Terrace Full Sun Outdoor QLED TV — $7,499.99
$9,999.99(save $2,500)Samsung 75-inch CU7000 4K TV — $549.99
$749.99(save $200)Samsung 75-inch Q80C QLED TV — $1,699.99
$2,199.99(save $500)Samsung 75-inch QN85C QLED TV — $1,799.99
$2,699.99(save $900)Samsung 75-inch QN90C QLED TV — $2,027.25
$2,997.99(save $970.74)Samsung 75-inch QN800C 8K TV — $3,299.99
$4,499.99(save $1,200)Samsung 85-inch TU690T 4K TV — $999.99
$1,299.99(save $300)Samsung 85-inch Q60C QLED TV — $1,599.99
$2,299.99(save $700)Samsung 85-inch Q70C QLED TV — $1,899.99
$2,799.99(save $900)Samsung 85-inch QN85C QLED TV — $2,199.99
$3,799.99(save $1,600)Samsung 85-inch QN90C QLED TV — $2,399.99
$4,799.99(save $2,400)
LG TV deals
Why we love it
It's the calm before the storm when it comes to LG TVs on sale right now, the storm being the release of the 2024 LG TVs from CES that will undoubtedly trigger giant discounts on all of the older models. But one lingering deal sticks out — a 75-inch QNED for less than $1,000 — and we're nudging you to snag it before it disappears, too.
If you don't care to wait (or pay) for any of the new AI-flooded QNED TVs LG debuted at CES, the 2023 75 Series is still a solid value that's way more budget-friendly. The 75 Series doesn't utilize mini LEDs or offer 120 Hz support like the higher-ranking 85 Series, but it does utilize LG's NanoCell quantum dot technology to amp color depth as well as the hues themselves.
More LG TVs on sale
LG 55-inch 75 Series QNED TV — $599.99
$699.99(save $100)LG 65-inch UQ70 4K TV — $399.99
$599.99(save $200)LG 65-inch G3 Series OLED TV — $2,299.99
$2,599.99(save $300)LG 75-inch UQ70 4K TV — $579.99
$749.99(save $170)LG 77-inch B3 Series OLED TV — $1,999.99
$2,899.99(save $900)LG 77-inch M3 Series OLED TV — $4,499.99
$4,999.99(save $500)LG 77-inch G3 Series OLED TV — $3,499.99
$3,799.99(save $300)LG 86-inch UR7800 4K TV — $899.99
$1,249.99(save $350)
Sony TV deals
Why we love it
Sony hasn't announced new TVs at CES for the past two years. That means it likely won't be playing into the post-CES deals cycle that Samsung and LG are, which involves putting old models on sale to make room for the new ones dropping in spring. However, this 55-inch OLED model is quietly seeing a 25% discount — a much more noteworthy dip than any other recent Sony model can say.
Of Sony's 2023 TVs, the A75L is the most affordable OLED model. Sony didn't shy away from loading its entry-level OLED with a few crucial premium features, though, like 120 Hz support and VRR for gaming, plus the same cognitive processor used in the fanciest Sony TVs for advanced upscaling. Super decipherable shadows, a near-infinite contrast ratio, and middling brightness make the A75L an optimal addition for gaming or movie watching in a dark room.
More Sony TVs on sale
Sony 65-inch X80K 4K TV — $679.99
$849.99(save $170)Sony 65-inch X80L OLED TV — $1,499.99
$1,999.99(save $500)
More TV deals from Amazon, TCL, Hisense, and more
Why we love it
The MSRP ($499.99) on this Pioneer TV is already a seriously reasonable ask for a 65-inch 4K TV. But when Best Buy's $180 discount puts a TV of this size just above the $300 mark, it'll be hard to talk yourself out of upgrading from that 55-incher you've had for years.
For a cheap 4K TV, picture quality is colorful and Dolby Audio-powered sound quality is loud and clear. If you don't feel any particular loyalty to a smart TV platform like Fire TV or Roku, you'll quickly get used to Xumo, which organizes your streaming apps and responds to voice commands via the remote all the same.
More TCL TVs, Hisense TVs, Fire TVs, and other TVs on sale
Toshiba 43-inch C350 4K Fire TV — $219.99
$279.99(save $60)Amazon 50-inch 4-Series 4K Fire TV — $319.99
$449.99(save $130)Pioneer 55-inch Xumo 4K TV — $239.99
$349.99(save $110)Amazon 55-inch 4 Series 4K Fire TV — $379.99
$519.99(save $140)Hisense 58-inch U6HF QLED Fire TV — $399.99
$599.99(save $200)Insignia 65-inch F30 4K Fire TV — $349.99
$499.99(save $150)TCL 65-inch Q6 QLED TV — $499.99
$599.99(save $100)TCL 75-inch QM8 Mini-LED TV — $1,499.99
$1,799.99(save $300)TCL 85-inch S4 4K TV — $849.99
$999.99(save $150)TCL 98-inch S5 4K TV — $1,999.99
$2,999.99(save $1,000)
Frequently Asked Questions
Refresh rate essentially dictates how fast the screen updates the image to keep up with whatever you're watching. Officially, this is measured in Hertz (Hz), with the number preceding Hz referring to the number of times per second the screen refreshes the image.
60 Hz is the number you'll come across in most budget and mid-range TVs, while premium models usually jump to 120 Hz. The higher the refresh rate, the less lag you'll notice while watching a fast-paced game.
Leah Stodart is a Philadelphia-based Senior Shopping Reporter at Mashable where she covers and tests essential home tech like vacuums, TVs, beauty devices, and eco-friendly hacks. Her ever-evolving experience in these categories helps her make thoughtful recommendations for how to spend your money during shopping holidays like Black Friday, which Leah has been covering for Mashable since 2017.
