These Top-Rated TVs Are up to 41% Off for October Prime Day
Early October Prime Day 2026 deals are rolling out, and 65-inch TVs are where the cuts have landed hardest, with sets from Samsung, Hisense, Sony, LG, TCL, Roku, Toshiba, and Amazon all marked down and several sitting at their lowest prices on record, according to price trackers. The range runs from budget QLEDs under $500 to OLED panels and art-display TVs built to look like framed artwork when they're off-duty. The S85H is the more affordable OLED option at $1,397.99 (down from $1,597.99) and its lowest price yet, giving up some brightness and processing compared with the S90H while keeping the per-pixel lighting that makes an OLED worth it in the first place.
- ▪Early October Prime Day 2026 deals are rolling out, and 65-inch TVs are where the cuts have landed hardest, with sets from Samsung, Hisense, Sony, LG, TCL, Roku, Toshiba, and Amazon all marked down and several sitting at their lowest prices
- ▪The range runs from budget QLEDs under $500 to OLED panels and art-display TVs built to look like framed artwork when they're off-duty.
- ▪The S85H is the more affordable OLED option at $1,397.99 (down from $1,597.99) and its lowest price yet, giving up some brightness and processing compared with the S90H while keeping the per-pixel lighting that makes an OLED worth it in the
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Early October Prime Day 2026 deals are rolling out, and 65-inch TVs are where the cuts have landed hardest, with sets from Samsung, Hisense, Sony, LG, TCL, Roku, Toshiba, and Amazon all marked down and several sitting at their lowest prices on record, according to price trackers. The range runs from budget QLEDs under $500 to OLED panels and art-display TVs built to look like framed artwork when they're off-duty. For more on the October Prime Day sale, you can browse more deals and sale announcements on our Prime Day Deals page.These Samsung TVs are up to $200 off Samsung 65-inch S90H TV $1,697.99 at Amazon $1,897.99 Save $200.00 Get Deal Get Deal $1,697.99 at Amazon $1,897.99 Save $200.00 Samsung 65-inch S85H TV $1,397.99 at Amazon $1,597.99 Save $200.00 Get Deal Get Deal $1,397.99 at…
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