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The Show Isn’t Over for These Can’t-Miss TV Deals. Get Up to $1,500 Off on Your Next TV 88%

By Adam Oram0%

7/15/2026, 2:14:00 AM

BS Summary: This article contains 30 faulty reasoning types, including Halo Effect, Biased Writer Voice, and Appeal to Authority, with Attempt to Sell a Product or Service as the most egregious example at 82.9% saturation with 860 hits. Analysis detected 2,719 faulty-reasoning hits from 1,037 analyzed words, generating a BS Score of 80.7% and a BS Rank of 88% (2,692 of 21,887 articles). This article is worse (more manipulative) than 87.70% of the article peer group.

Missed the last sales event? 
Don't worry; the savings haven't vanished. 
Some of the best discounts are still live and can help you score a fabulous model for less. 
The 77-inch LG C5 OLED TV is currently down to $2,200, and that's a good place to start if you've been eyeing a premium TV upgrade. 
Recent sales have pushed prices to impressive lows, and while things have climbed back up a little since then, you can still save up to $1,500 on the right model -- if you know where to look. 
Our experts at CNET track prices and test TVs year-round to separate real savings on great products from empty hype. 
No matter what kind of TV you're looking for, we can guarantee you won't have to pay full price, or even close to it. 
Below, you'll find a roundup of well-regarded TVs that deliver strong performance and useful features, with prices starting at just $210 -- proof that you don't have to overspend to get a great viewing experience. 
We also have articles highlighting the best 4K TVs and the best budget TVs, offering a detailed breakdown of what makes each model stand out. 
If you’ve already decided on the size and specs you want, read on for the best TV deals. 
TV deals tend to move fast, so it’s worth jumping on ones that catch your eye. 
We’ll keep updating this page as offers come and go, so check back often to snag the best prices of the season. 
Samsung 
Samsung 65-inch QN90F Series Neo Mini LED TV 
This 4K TV has a mini-LED display for high-quality images. 
This, combined with other features such as full-array local dimming and a 4K AI NQ4 AI Gen3 processor, makes this TV super powerful. 
And even better for watching the big game. 
$1,500 (Save $100) 
$1,500 at Best Buy 
Samsung 55-inch LS03FA QLED Frame TV 
This 2025 version of Samsung's The Frame TV offers stunning visuals and smart AI features, and it includes a wall mount for simple installation. 
Additionally, it turns into an art canvas whenever you're not watching TV. 
It can be synced with Amazon Alexa or Samsung's Bixby for added controls. 
$900 (Save $200) 
$900 at Best Buy 
LG 
LG 77-inch Class C5 OLED 4K smart TV 
This OLED 4K TV is powered by an Alpha 9 AI processor, delivering a crisp picture and immersive sound. 
More than 8.3 million self-lit smart pixels capture highlights and shadows exceptionally well, plus a filmmaker mode presents your favorite TV shows and movies just as the director intended. 
$2,200 (Save $1,500) 
$2,200 at Best Buy 
LG 55-inch QNED75B mini-LED 4K 
This 55-inch smart TV supports 4K resolution for vivid colors, contrast and deep blacks. 
It's compatible with Amazon Alexa, Apple Home and Google Home. 
You can share your mobile screen, use its multiple ports to connect accessories or its trusty Bluetooth. 
$380 (Save $70) 
$380 at PC Richard & Son 
TCL, Toshiba, Sony and others 
Toshiba 55-inch C350 Series 4K smart TV 
With 4K resolution, you'll get lifelike picture quality, vibrant colors and sharp contrast for a seriously immersive experience. 
The TV also has Alexa built in, so it's perfect if you have other Amazon devices, such as smart speakers. 
$210 (Save $190) 
$210 at Best Buy 
Insignia 75-inch Class QF Series QLED Fire TV 
This large-screen TV comes equipped with Dolby Atmos, Dolby Vision, Alexa voice control, and Amazon's Fire TV operating system. 
Watch your favorite movies or catch a game on its vibrant 75-inch display with enhanced contrast and color accuracy. 
$400 (Save $250) 
$400 at Best Buy 
What is the best TV deal right now? 
The best TV deal will depend on several variables, such as budget, room size and preferred media. 
We think the LG C5 OLED TV deserves some special attention. 
We had previously named this TV’s last-gen model the best OLED TV, making the current model even better. 
The 77-inch model is currently on sale for $2,200, with $1,500 in savings. 
It has a stunning OLED screen with exceptional brightness, automatic AI optimization, Dolby Vision IQ support and plenty of other convenient features that make it one of the best TVs you’ll find in this price range. 
How we choose TV deals at CNET 
This list primarily highlights deals from major brands like LG, Samsung, Sony and TCL, which have consistently performed well in our tests and earned spots on our lists of the year's best TVs. 
We consider more than just price and brand when selecting deals. 
We also evaluate the size, year, display type, smart platform, number of inputs, and built‑in features like HDR support and AirPlay compatibility to ensure each deal is a good value. 
TV deals FAQ 
Where can I find the best TV deals? 
There are many places to find great deals on high‑quality TVs. 
This includes big‑box retailers such as Best Buy, Target, and Walmart. 
It also includes major online retailers like Amazon and Woot. 
At CNET, we have other roundups like this one to help you find more TV deals. 
This includes the best cheap TVs that are on sale right now. 
When do the best TV deals happen? 
There are always plenty of TV deals. 
We tend to see bigger price drops during shopping events like Black Friday or Prime Day. 
There are also smaller shopping events that take place pretty often at places like Best Buy, where you can snag a great deal on a TV. 
If you don’t want to wait for a sale event, there are ongoing deals on TVs of all kinds. 
How do I know which TV is right for me? 
There are many factors to consider when deciding whether a TV is right for you, including price, size, and features. 
CNET can help you choose the TV that’s perfect for your needs. 
Our experts have rated many TVs and can provide all the information you need to make the best choice. 
We have rankings for the best budget TVs, best 4K TVs, and best overall TVs. 
If you're still stuck, check out our TV buying guide for more advice. 
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