Prime Day TV deals: the biggest 4K, OLED and QLED discounts – live blog

LG C1 OLED 48-inch: was £1699, now £799 at Amazon (opens in new tab)

So let's start off with a bang: LG's OLED panels are the pinnacle of quality, widely regarded as the best TVs for most people who are happy to spend for the utmost in picture quality. 

Here there's a big chunk of change off the 48-inch model, which hits Amazon's sale days at £799. That's less than half the original list price, but more realistically it's a couple of hundred quid down on the typical asking price. 

Still a total bargain, especially if you're looking for a 48-inch 4K screen rather than anything massive, and want to benefit from the inky deep blacks and zero light bleed that OLED is so superb at delivering. 

Samsung Q80A QLED 50-inch: was £899, now £549 at Amazon (save £350) (opens in new tab)

Samsung's mid-tier Q80A came out in 2021 and thanks to its QLED panel (that's Quantum Dot tech, i.e. micro-scale LED lights for better, more uniform backlighting) it delivers seriously bright and colourful images.

Best of all with this one, however, is its asking price: to gab a 50-inch 4K telly for just over £500 delivered is a real steal, which is exactly what's on offer here.

Sharp 1T-C32BI6KE2AB 32-inch: was £249.95, now £170 at Amazon (opens in new tab)

This one says 'HD Ready', which means it's just a 720p resolution, i.e. half the number of lines compared to a 1080p/Full HD panel. Don't expect the world, however, and your cheap TV deal dreams could still come true. 

Especially as higher resolutions on smaller panels such as this are often wasted (unless you sit too close!) and young eyes might not think/know to care about what they're watching Peppa Pig/Boris Badger/whatever the show is.

Yes, its name reads as though a cat walked over the keyboard, but to avoid your bank balance getting steamrolled we're sure that's a forgivable offence.

Samsung The Frame 32-inch: was £369, now £599 at Amazon (opens in new tab)

The first time I saw Samsung's The Frame TV I was blown away by how its anti-reflective coating makes it look so much more like a painting than a glossy screen. 

Sounds like an oversell, but honestly it's not: if you're looking for a screen to present artwork when it's not in TV-like use, this 4K screen is a great option. 

It's also superb should you have particularly problematic direct lighting in your intended room of use. I've seen nothing else that can compare elsewhere on the market.

Philips 65-inch OLED 706: was £1,799.99, now £999.99 at Amazon (opens in new tab)

Not looking for a small, budget panel for your living room but still want a bargain? Of course you do!

Well, here's my top suggestion for a 65-inch OLED panel: Philips' PUS706 is a great option, complete with three-sided Ambilight that projects real-time colours from LEDs rear-mounted so the picture almost expands beyond the TV's frame. 

Philips has released plenty of renowned OLED TVs over the years, and while this one isn't its top-end 9-series with integrated soundbar, it's still a capable performer across the board that'll look great pride of place in your setup. 

Samsung AU8000 43-inch 4K: was £549, now £339 at Amazon (save £210) (opens in new tab)

Looking for a 4K panel that won't break the bank? This 43-inch model from Samsung certainly fits the bill, with a tempting 38% off its list price. 

No, it's not the all bells and whistles QLED panels that the company fronts the top of its range with, but I don't think that'll matter to many people looking for a bargain. 

And let's face it, that's what the AU8000 is: a veritable bargain at this kind of price, especially for a 4K panel. 

Samsung QN90A 55-inch 4K Neo QLED: was £1,499, now £799 at Amazon (save £798) (opens in new tab)

Of all the deals to appear on Amazon Prime Day, I think this could be the best TV deal going. 

Not because it's the cheapest, as you can clearly see it's not, but because this is Samsung's 2021 flagship QLED TV – and the first to appear with 'Neo QLED', meaning even greater brightness than its predecessors.

Realistically, given the option between 2022's QN90B and this 2021 QN90A at almost half price, it's a no-brainer to go with the older option and save a stack of cash. 

There are other size options available, but the 55-inch QN90A is the one with the best discount and the most applicable size to most people's needs too. Well worth a look!

LG OLED C1 55-inch: was £1699, now £1099 at Amazon (save £600) (opens in new tab)

While I'm very taken by Samsung's Neo QLED deal on the QN90A (below), if your heart's set on owning an OLED for the richest of blacks for sublime cinematic viewing, then you'll not find a better option than this. 

I'm talking, of course, about the LG C1: the Korean giant's 2021 sub-flagship model, which delivers a super panel and optimum image quality. It's only bettered by the C2 or G2 models of 2022, but you'll end up paying a heck of a lot more  to own one of those. 

So if OLED is what you seek, and at the top-end of the market to boot, then here's your Amazon star buy. The 55-inch model has a decent 35% off the list price, but other sizes are available too. 

Hisense 43AE7000FTUK: was £399, now £209 at Amazon (save £190) (opens in new tab)
Not everyone is willing to splash the cash on one of the best TVs in town. If you're after something that is cheap as chips but still big enough to use in your living room, then you're in luck. 

The Hisense 43AE7000FTUK (2020) was already affordable but right now it's an absolute steal, especially given the fact that it boasts stunning 4K resolution and the Alexa voice assistant built-in.

A more up-to-date 2022 model has also had a price cut for Prime Day but if you're trying to save as many pennies as possible then you'll be better off going for its predecessor. 

Denon DHT-S216 Soundbar: was £199, now £133.99 at Amazon (save £66) (opens in new tab)
While you're looking for a shiny new TV, you might also want to consider buying a soundbar to go alongside it.  

Immersive surround sound will take your viewing to a whole new level, and this compact soundbar won't be an eye sore on your TV cabinet. 

The Denon DHT-S216 has had a huge 33% price drop for Prime Day which means that it's the cheapest it has ever been right now. 

Sony Bravia KE65A8: was £1699, now £1199 at Amazon (save £500) (opens in new tab)
If it's impeccable imagery you're after then the Sony A8 definitely delivers. Here at T3, we sang its praises when we got our hands on it, so much so that we awarded it a coveted 5-star rating. 

Every element has been carefully thought out in the making of this TV, whether that's the local contrast, refined colours, shadow detailing or subtle but effective motion management. 

What's even more exciting is that this doesn't actually need any help with the sound because it already comes loaded with powerful speakers. 

TCL 32S5209K: was £199, now £149 at Amazon (save £50) (opens in new tab)
Looking for something small for your kitchen or bedroom? The TCL 32S5209K is a 32-inch set that won't break the bank. 

You can't expect to be blown away by top-tier image quality but at 1080p, it will do the job. And thanks to Android TV, you'll be able to stream shows and movies over Wi-Fi without any extra tech. It even supports Chromecast and the Google Assistant. 

If it's value for money you're after then you'll certainly get that here. 

JVC Fire TV Edition 43": was £349.99, now £209.99 at Amazon (save £140) (opens in new tab)
Here's a short sentence to summarise this deal: a 43-inch Full HD JVC Fire TV packed with all sorts of smarts at a jaw-droppingly low price.  

Buying a Fire TV means you get to skip having extra tech plugged into the back, like a Fire TV Stick or similar. Why? Because it has the interface built-in, which means you'll get an endless amount of apps, Alexa skills, and streaming services including Netflix, YouTube, Prime Video, BBC, ITV, Channel 4, Disney etc. You can also control it all by voice. 

Now you might have guessed there's a catch - you can't necessarily expect the dazzling picture quality and wall-shaking sound that you might get if you spend a lot more of your hard-earned cash. But if you're looking for a bargain then it's definitely worth a look. 

LG 55NANO756PR: was £597, now £349 at Amazon (opens in new tab)
A 55-inch 4K TV for less than £350 - I don't mind if I do - that's over 40% off its original price and the lowest it has ever been. LG has wow-ed us with this one. 

A mid-range UHD set with 55-inches of viewing pleasure and HDR Smart NanoCell technology. Gamers might not get what they need from the 60Hz refresh rate but it's well set up for most other types of content. 

You even get a few fan-favourite streaming apps built-in including Netflix, FreeView, Amazon Prime Video and YouTube. What more could you ask for?

Panasonic 32-inch JS360: was £269.99, now £215 at Amazon (opens in new tab)
Smaller TVs are ideal for bedrooms, offices or kitchens but you don't want to spend over the odds on something that you won't use quite as regularly as your living room television set - that's why it's definitely worth picking up a bargain on Amazon Prime Day.

Panasonic's 32-inch JS360 has just had its price dropped by about 20% taking it down to only £215. This slim, sleek TV offers detailed Full HD resolution alongside high-contrast HDR so you should get a decent view whatever and wherever you're watching.

Toshiba 65UK3163DB: was £599, now £379.99 at Amazon (opens in new tab)
A top-quality TV that's just been dropped to less than £500, the Toshiba 65UK3163DB will look right at home in your living room. 

4K, HDR10 and Dolby Vision will draw you in but add to that Dolby Atmos surround sound and you can expect a truly fantastic home cinema experience. 

What's more, is that there's an Alexa microphone hidden in the bezel so you can control it completely hands-free. You'll be able to integrate it with the rest of your smart home and you won't need to hunt around for the remote just to change the volume!

Philips 58PUS8546: was £630.78, now £449.99 at Amazon (opens in new tab)
A handful of Philips TVs have something that makes them ever so slightly different to everyone else, and that might sway you one way or the other. 

Ambilight LEDs surround three sides of the screen and sync seamlessly with what's happening on the display - it makes the whole viewing experience much more immersive. You'll find yourself captivated by them!  

This particular set also boasts UHD resolution with HDR, Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos surround sound. To sum it up, the bezels are slim, the features are expansive, and the price has been reduced by almost 30%. 

RCA RB32H1: was £169.99, now £125.99 at Amazon (opens in new tab)
The cheapest TV deal we have seen so far is on the RCA RB32H1, a 32-inch HD LED TV that will likely be best suited to smaller rooms so perhaps the kitchen or your kid's bedroom. 

Unlike the other sets on this list, this is not a smart TV so you'll need to hook it up to a media streamer or something similar to watch your shows. Luckily, to do so, you get a decent choice of connections including HDMI, USB and VGA. 

You can only expect basic features and performance but it's still amazing to see a TV on sale for such a low price!

Xgimi Halo Portable Projector 4K: was £699, now £495.20 at Amazon (opens in new tab)
Okay, so I know this isn't a TV but hear me out... portable projectors allow you to set up a home cinema anywhere you want, even in the garden. You wouldn't be restricted to your living room if you were to buy this.

Of course, you would need it to be dark to get the best from it but you'll also be able to project whatever size screen you want. So there are pros and cons. 

The Xgimi Halo Portable Projector has had its price slashed by almost a third for Amazon Prime Day. It comes loaded with 4K support and Harman Kardon speakers for crystal clear sound as well as a battery to make it truly portable. You'll also get Android TV built-in which means all sorts of content right at your fingertips.

Sony Bravia XR XR75Z9J: was £3599, now £2999 at John Lewis (opens in new tab)
Despite it being called Amazon Prime Day, it's still worth taking a look elsewhere to see what other deals are around.

The Sony Bravia XR XR75Z9J is a 75-inch 8K TV that has had its price dropped by £600 at John Lewis - if you're looking to be wow-ed then this could be the one to do it for you. 

Combining stunning 8K with the latest XR processing power and Dolby Atmos surround sound, this TV is not here to play. At this price, the decision shouldn't be taken lightly but I do highly doubt you'd be disappointed if you were to take the plunge.

Samsung AU7110: was £399, now £329 at Amazon (opens in new tab)
Samsung has some excellent Prime Day deals out there at the moment, on everything from their TVs and headphones to their smartphones. The Samsung AU7110 is yet another to add to that very long list. 

A 50-inch 4K TV with HDR10+ and Adaptive Samsung Q-Symphony Audio, you're looking at a pretty good package with this set. It even has access to multiple voice assistants including Alexa and the Google Assistant so you can control the whole thing purely by voice if you wanted to. 

With a price reduction of £70, there's never been a better time to buy it because this is the cheapest the Samsung AU7110 has ever been on Amazon.

Philips 43PUS7506: was £289, now £198.99 at Amazon (opens in new tab)
Ring the alarm, we've just found another amazing deal - a 43-inch 4K TV for less than £200 - yep you read that right!

The Philips 43PUS7506 comes with HDR, Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos so you can anticipate a detailed and vibrant viewing experience with booming surround sound that will keep you feeling deep in the action. You'll also be able to access loads of content through all the usual suspects like Netflix and Amazon Prime Video. 

A self-proclaimed gaming TV, it boasts low input lag via HDMI and VRR support as well as the latest HDMI 2.1. 

Do bear in mind that the picture quality is unlikely to look quite as impressive a much pricier 4K TV, but the Philips 43PUS7506 seems to be able to do a lot for not very much money at all.

Samsung QN90A Neo QLED 55-inch: was £1499, now £799 at Amazon (save £700) (opens in new tab)

If you want bright, colourful and the best design all wrapped into one then you want a Samsung QLED. 

This is Samsung's 2021's flagship, the QN90A, which is a stellar set that ticks all the top-end boxes for your TV needs. 

The 55-inch model is a great price this Prime Day, which makes it a killer buy in this year's Amazon sale. One not to sleep on.

Roku Streaming Stick 4K: was £49.99, now £28.49 at Amazon (save £21) (opens in new tab)

If you're happy with your current panel but want a way to stream 4K content from all manner of services, then Roku's stick is a bargain buy this Amazon Prime Day.

That's better value than Amazon's own Fire TV Stick 4K Max (opens in new tab)!

Xgimi Elfin mini projector: was £649, now £447.2 at Amazon (save £202) (opens in new tab)
We gave the Xgimi Elfin (opens in new tab) five stars in our review for good reason: it's a super projector with a great picture quality and it's small enough to put in a bag so you can travel with it.

JVC 40-inch Full HD TV: was £299.99, now £199 at Amazon (save £100) (opens in new tab)

You don't need to spend big bucks to get a big deal: this 40-inch JVC telly might not be from the biggest of names, but with a third off its asking price it's an affordable way to nab a Full HD set.

I'm considering this as a budget buy to put in my garage, where it would become my dedicated TV for Zwift-based exercise, delivering a big screen for a more immersive experience.

Samsung QN90A 50-inch Neo QLED: was £1199.99, now £589 at Amazon (save £610) (opens in new tab)
I've been banging on about Samsung's QN90A being the best deal on Amazon Prime Day in TVs. But that was the 55-inch model. Now, however, Amazon has also dropped the price of the smaller 50-inch model. 

Despite being the 2021 flagship, rather than 2022 model, this is still a stellar telly. It's got all the future-proofing you'll need for gaming, while visual quality is astounding from that Neo QLED panel, making it one of the brightest and punchiest on the market.

Amazon Fire TV Stick 4K: was £49.99, now £22.99 at Amazon (save £27) (opens in new tab)

Not an actual TV, but compatible with any panel that has a HDMI port to turn it into a veritable streaming machine. The 4K version of Amazon's Streaming Stick is less than half price this Prime Day, which makes it a great buy to dig into all your favourite Amazon Originals shows in the utmost Ultra-HD quality.

Samsung AU7100 43-inch 4K TV: was £349, now £279 at Amazon (save £70) (opens in new tab)

This is one of Amazon's best sellers in the sale – and I'm not surprised, given the brand name, the sensible size, and the cut price. 

There's 20% off the usual list price here, so if you're looking for a smaller 4K panel from a trusted brand then Samsung has got your back. A good deal when every penny counts. 

LG C1 OLED 48-inch: was £1699, now £826 at Amazon (opens in new tab)

The original deal that started this blog off but then went dead is (almost) back: LG's smaller OLED panel is a stunner, and with the price almost slashed in half, it's a great buy for those who are happy to spend a little extra for the utmost in picture quality. 

Not quite the £799 promise that was first made, but I'm sure you can scrape together that extra £27. It'll be worth it, especially if you're looking for a 48-inch 4K screen rather than anything massive, and want to benefit from the inky deep blacks and zero light bleed that OLED is so superb at delivering. 

Panasonic SC-HTB150EBK: was £129.99, now £89 at Amazon (opens in new tab)
Even some of the best TVs are notoriously bad for providing wall-to-wall surround sound so you might want to consider picking up a soundbar to go with your new set as well. 

This Panasonic soundbar comes with a wireless subwoofer and has an impressive total output of 100W. You can buy it for less than £100 with this Prime Day deal. 

It will undoubtedly improve your whole viewing experience whether you're getting your teeth into a gritty documentary or being transported to another world in a science fiction movie.

Panasonic JX600BZ 4K 43-inch: was £299, now £219 at Amazon (opens in new tab)
Another entry from Panasonic but this time it's a terrific deal on a mid-sized 4K TV - it's had its price dropped by £80 for Amazon Prime Day, that's a saving of almost 30%.

Those with huge living rooms might find it a tad too small but those who are a little tight on space will get on well with it, and it looks pretty sleek too.

Sharp 43-inch 4K 4T-C43BJ6KF2FB: was £389.95, now £217 at Amazon (opens in new tab)
The 43-inch TV deals are coming in thick and fast, and what a deal this one is, with 44% off the original price! 

Sharp is a reliable TV manufacturer and this set seems to have everything you could really need - that includes 4K UHD resolution on its LCD display, HDR support, Harman Kardon speakers, plenty of up-to-date connectivity and a Smart TV interface with access to plenty of streaming apps.

Panasonic 50-inch HX580BZ: was £529.99, now £329 at Amazon (save £200) (opens in new tab)

There's over £200 off this 50-incher from Panasonic. Yes, it's a couple of years older, as a 2020 release, but that doesn't prevent it from being a capable LED-backlit performer at a great price point.

LG A1 OLED 48-inch: was £899, now £585 at Amazon (save £314) (opens in new tab)

After the 48-inch LG C1 deal didn't last as long as expected, here's a great viable alternative: bag the A1 model, also 48-inch, for under the £600 mark! 

Just don't buy it if you're looking to game, as this doesn't have the same number of ports or variable refresh rate (VRR) support like its C1 cousin. But, otherwise, the image quality is pretty much identical from this great OLED panel.

Google Chromecast: was £59.99, now £39.98 at Amazon (opens in new tab)
Not everyone is set up with Amazon Alexa devices at home, Google users can also pick up a deal on a media streamer. 

The Google Chromecast can be controlled by voice and will seamlessly integrate your TV with the rest of your smart home. You stream content in resolutions up to 4K and all the usual suspects are featured including YouTube, Netflix and Disney+.

Hisense 65AE7000FTUK 65-inch 4K: was £749, now £399 at Amazon (opens in new tab)
Here's yet another great example of why keeping an eye on previous models is a good tactic to have on Prime Day.

 The Hisense 65-inch AE7000FTUK 4K TV, which was released back in 2020, has had its price cut almost in half. And it's exclusive to Amazon so you won't find this deal anywhere else.

It gives you the full package with big-screen UHD, HDR and tonnes of smart features including Amazon Alexa support. Grab it before it goes! 

Samsung The Frame 32-inch: was £599, now £369 at Amazon (opens in new tab)

Is it a TV or is it a work of art? Well, it's actually both because it doubles up as a digital photo frame when you aren't using it.

Out of every TV I've reviewed in the past year, this was one of my favourites and to see its price drop so dramatically was a very pleasant surprise. This is one of the biggest success stories of Amazon Prime Day 2022!