Take $1,500 Off an Editor-Approved LG OLED TV Even After Memorial Day (2024)

Taking a full $500 off a 65-inch Samsung Frame is a noteworthy discount. Frame TVs turn your device into works of art and have a QLED display with a matte, anti-glare screen, so you can enjoy a clear picture even on sunny days.

While the next size up was our best overall 65-inch TV, this 55-inch option features a sharp and responsive screen with vibrant colors and excellent contrast. The 120-Hz refresh rate makes gaming and action movie graphics seamless. The eight Dolby Atmos speakers create an immersive sound experience.

The Full Array LED display technology in this Sony creates life-like pictures, while the Acoustic Multi-Audio and support from Dolby Atmos creates an immersive, cinematic sound. We get excited for price cuts on Sony TVs, since they can run pretty pricey.

An OLED screen like this is great for the rooms in your house that don’t get much light. It won’t get as bright as some competitors, but this TV features Sony’s Cognitive Processor XR for clarity and realism while viewing.

Sony's screens are typically the more expensive options on the market, so finding this 65-inch pick for less than $1,000 is a win. It's an older screen (2022), and offers 4K HDR resolution, an LED display, and a 120 Hz refresh rate.

This C3 TV is an editor-approved option. The screen has excellent color accuracy, brightness, and loads of gaming features. It’s an LG WebOS TV, which is a bit of a wonky interface, but (once you get the hang of it) is easy to navigate. All screen sizes are seeing price cuts right now.

If you’re looking for an OLED screen, LG’s C2 is one of our top picks. The TV features an A9 Gen 5 AI processor that creates some of the best graphics among OLED TVs. The stellar screen is paired with Dolby Atmos audio to ensure the sound is home theater-worthy.

QNED stands for Quantum Nano-Emitting Diode and varies slightly from OLED and QLED models. It’s a combination of Quantum-dot, mini LED backlight, and LG’s NanoCell technology, resulting in pure colors and a wider color gamut. This TV is under $1,000, making it a more affordable LG buy.

Without forfeiting quality, TCL offers budget-friendly options, like this 75-inch QLED option that's ideal for bright rooms. It features a 120-Hz refresh rate, a built-in Google TV interface, and HDR Pro+, which creates enhanced contrast for a more lifelike picture quality.

A 4K TV pick, this screen has a color-intensive LCD-LED picture that won’t match your top OLED or QLED options, but will certainly beat screens at comparable price points. An eARC HMDI port means you can amp up sound quality, too.

For kids’ rooms or dorm rooms, this 40-inch pick is a solid screen at a very affordable buy-in. It's designed with a Roku interface to access top streaming services with ease. It offers a 60 Hz refresh rate and 1080p HD resolution.

This TV boasts four HDMI ports to hook up gaming consoles and sound equipment. The clear 4K resolution is due in part to mini-LEDs that provide a brighter all-around image while gaming or streaming. The Fire TV interface gives you quick streaming service access, too.

The Hisense R6 offers a wide color gamut and decent picture, but the real selling point is the under-$250 price tag. Bigger brands might have the 50-inch screen beat on features and display quality, but Hisense runs the show for affordability here.

Amazon’s most basic TV option is great for kids’ rooms, dorm rooms, or smaller spaces. Right now, it’s less than $300 and offers 4K Ultra HD picture. The remote comes with voice control, so you can use Alexa to change channels, connect to other smart home devices, and more.

Amazon’s QLED TV consistently stays in the budget-friendly range for these models. It’s not as crystal clear as top picks, but it’s great if you’re looking to save. The TV features Adaptive Brightness, which will automatically adjust screen brightness based on the light in the room.

Enjoy a hands-free experience with this Amazon TV thanks to Alexa-enabled voice command. The 60-Hz refresh rate is standard and the screen has an LED display for bright, bold images, as well as a 4K Ultra HD picture. It's a solid TV at an affordable price point, especially when on sale.