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Black Friday used to represent the pinnacle of cheap TV deals, but that has changed in recent years. Now, Amazon’s Prime Early Access sale has dredged up some seriously deep discounts on just about every type of TV. The list includes everything from ultra-budget displays to luxurious OLED smart TVs that will make the new Super Mario Bros. trailer pop off the screen in ways your current model couldn’t possibly imagine. Now we’re in the second day of Prime Early Access, so these deals won’t last much longer.

The Prime Early Access deals change often, so we’ll keep this list updated as new models go on sale and popular TVs sell out. The best deals tend to go quickly, so if you see something you want, be sure to jump on it immediately. You’ll be glad you did when you spend Black Friday sleeping off that stuffing hangover instead of battling it out for that discounted LG OLED TV at the local big box store.

LG 65-inch C1 Series 4K Smart OLED TV $1,496 (was $2,499)

This is one of the best TVs on the market, full-stop. It offers HDMI 2.1 ports, immaculate picture quality, and fantastic upscaling to make every piece of content you watch look as good as it can. OLED TVs rely on organic LED technology in which each pixel provides its own illumination. As a result, it offers exceptional contrast thanks to its super-dark black levels. If you want the best overall picture quality you can find, this TV is absolutely a contender.

Anker NEBULA Cosmos Laser 1080P Projector $1,189 (was $1,699)

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It’s not a TV, but Anker’s Nebula portable projector is even better in some instances. It produces 2,400 lumens via laser projection, which makes it bright enough for use in situations where other projectors would be hopelessly washed out by ambient light. It can create a screen that’s anywhere between 60 and 150 inches. It offers autofocus as well as auto keystoning in order to keep the picture from getting all wonky in terms of shape. This $1,199 versions supports 4K input, but outputs at 1080p. If you want a 4K picture, you can step up to the upgraded version, which is currently $1,759 down from $2,199.

LG 48-inch Alexa Built-in A1 Series 4K Smart OLED TV $646 (was $1,199)

If you want an OLED TV, but don’t need the fancy features and screen real estate that pushes up the price, this is a great affordable option. It still offers fantastic contrast and color reproduction, but it’s nearly half-price during the Prime Early Access sale. 

More TV deals

We’ll do our best to keep this list up to date by adding new deals as they come up and removing dead deals as they sell out. 

Toshiba 43-inch Class C350 Series LED 4K UHD Smart Fire TV (43C350KU, 2021 Model) $249 (Was $429)

Insignia 32-inch Class F20 Series Smart HD 720p Fire TV $99 (Was $179) 

All-New Toshiba – 43-inch Class V35 Series LED Full HD Smart Fire TV $189 (Was $289)

LG 55-inch Class OLED Alexa Built-in 8K Smart TV & Soundbar $2,196 (Was $2,999)

SAMSUNG Class Curved UHD TU-8300 Series – 4K UHD HDR Smart TV $547 (Was $799) 

SAMSUNG 75-inch Neo QLED 4K QN90B Series Mini LED Quantum HDR 32x Smart TV $2,597 (Was $3,157) 

SAMSUNG Class QLED 4K LS03B Series 4K UHD Dual LED Quantum HDR TV  $1,597 (Was $1,999) 

Hisense ULED Premium U7G Quantum Dot QLED Series Android 4K Smart TV $699 (Was $1,099)

Sony OLED 55 inch BRAVIA XR A80K Series 4K Ultra HD TV $1,298 (was $1,498)

Sony OLED 77 inch BRAVIA XR A80K Series 4K Ultra HD TV $2,698 (was $3,199)

Sony 48 Inch 4K Ultra HD TV A90K Series: BRAVIA XR OLED Smart Google TV $1,298 (was $1,499)

Sony 42 Inch 4K Ultra HD TV A90K Series $1,248 (was $1,399)

Sony Bravia A90J 55-Inch OLED TV $1,798 (was $2,499)

Sony Bravia A90J 65-Inch OLED TV $2,498 (was $2,749)

Sony 65 Inch 4K Ultra HD TV A95K Series OLED $3,498 (was $3,999)

Sony A90J 83 Inch TV: BRAVIA XR OLED 4K Ultra HD Smart Google TV $4,998 (was $5,999)

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Stan Horaczek
Stan Horaczek

Stan Horaczek is the executive gear editor at Popular Science. He oversees a team of gear-obsessed writers and editors dedicated to finding and featuring the newest, best, and most innovative gadgets on the market and beyond.

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