Skip to main content
  1. Home
  2. Culture
  3. Deals

The best October Prime Day TV deals available right now

If you want to watch the best TV shows of 2023 in style, you need one of the best Prime Day TV deals around at the moment. With the Amazon Prime Big Deal Days sale shortly commencing, other retailers have also got involved so there are big savings to be enjoyed across the board. We’ve picked out the best October Prime Day TV deals around so you can save money while still enjoying a great visual experience. Here’s a look at the pick of the bunch.

Insignia 58-inch F30 Series 4K TV — $270, was $380

The Insignia 58-inch F30 Series 4K TV on a white background.
Insignia

The Insignia 58-inch F30 Series 4K TV has a great 58-inch 4K panel with HDR support so you get brighter whites and deeper blacks. It also has DTS Studio Sound so you can enjoy more immersive audio via the two speakers that are built-in. Alternatively, an HDMI eARC port makes it easy to connect a soundbar. For streaming, Fire TV makes it simple to find over one million streaming movies and TV episodes, while there’s Alexa voice control to save you from needing to use the remote all the time.

Buy Now

Recommended Videos

TCL 55-inch Q6 QLED 4K TV — $400, was $500

The TCL 55-inch Q6 4K TV on a white background.
TCL

The TCL 55-inch Q6 4K TV is more than just your regular 4K TV thanks to having a QLED panel. QLED technology means that you get richer and more lifelike colors than a standard 4K TV thanks to how quantum pixels work. It also has a high brightness direct LED backlight which further helps with producing brighter imagery. For gamers, there’s Game Accelerator 120 with up to 120 VRR to ensure silky smooth gaming at all times. There’s also an HDR Pro+ package for visuals with Dolby Vision, HDR10+, HDR10, and HLG for better quality images. Any time you’re streaming shows, you’ll love how well Google TV works too.

Buy Now

Onn. 75-inch Frameless Roku 4K TV — $498, was $578

The Onn. 75-inch Frameless Roku TV on a white background.
Onn.

For a huge TV, consider the Onn. 75-inch Frameless Roku TV at a bargain price. Its main selling point is its vast size but it also has Roku Smart TV built-in so that you can easily stream content from thousands of different free or paid channels. A customizable home screen makes it easy to find stuff while there’s support for Apple Home, Amazon Alexa, and Google Home. You can use the Roku mobile app to speak commands saving you the need to use the remote so much.

Buy Now

LG 86-inch UQ75 Series 4K TV — $1,000, was $1,250

The LG 86-inch UQ75 Series 4K TV placed in a living room.
LG

The LG 86-inch UQ75 Series 4K TV offers some great features besides being a truly massive 4K TV. It has a game optimizer mode so that the TV automatically adjusts to provide the best gaming experience once it detects you playing something. It also has the a5 Gen 5 AI processor so that picture quality and sound are enhanced as you watch shows or movies. Extensive streaming support is also available while webOS 22 makes it a breeze to find whatever you plan on watching. Its picture quality looks great at all times.

Buy Now

LG 65-inch C3 OLED 4K TV — $1,700, was $2,500

The LG 65-inch C3 Series 4K TV on a white background.
LG

Ideal for watching the best Apple TV shows in style, the LG 65-inch C3 OLED TV is something special. It’s easily one of the best OLED TVs around with self-lit pixels meaning you get the most vibrant colors at the same time as the deepest blacks. Adding to it is LG’s Brightness Booster which improves the brightness level so that even in well-lit rooms, you get luminous picture and high contrast too. LG’s a9 AI processor Gen 6 ensures that everything upscaled looks gorgeous while there’s a dedicated Filmmaker mode for when you’re watching a movie. A dedicated game optimizer assists gamers with both modes including Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos too. Any time you’re not watching something, you can switch to art gallery mode so the LG 65-inch C3 OLED TV blends into its surroundings perfectly.

Buy Now

Samsung 65-inch S90C OLED 4K TV –$1,800, was $2,600

The Samsung 65-inch S90C OLED TV on a white background.
Samsung

Samsung also has OLED TVs with the S90C one of the best around. It means deep blacks and vibrant colors, but it also has HDR OLED which analyzes each scene so you can enjoy truly rich and accurate colors. It’s also Pantone validated so that images on the screen look incredible and lifelike. Samsung’s Neural Quantum processor upscales to 4K incredibly well while working scene by scene. There’s also Dolby Atmos and Object Tracking Sound Lite support so that sound feels truly immersive, while Motion Xcelerator Turbo Pro helps keep things silky smooth including while gaming.

Buy Now

Jen Allen
Former Freelance Writer
Jen Allen is a technology and lifestyle writer with over 10 years of experience.
What’s the deal with Bryson DeChambeau? The Open Championship controversy explained
DeChambeau drew ire and measured responses over the weekend.
Baseball Cap, Cap, Clothing

It was Ryan Fox who birdied the 18th hole on Sunday to win The 154th Open Championship at Royal Birkdale. Despite the electric finish, all anyone's talking about is Bryson DeChambeau, who was given a two-stroke penalty following Friday's second round. The penalty has apparently divided the golf community, but the fact remains that DeChambeau's response to the penalty over the weekend took away from Fox's triumphant moment. And now, word is that DeChambeau reportedly tried and failed to rope President Donald Trump into said controversy.

The drama unfolded after Friday's second round, when it seemed DeChambeau finished the day in sole possession of second place with a -7 under score heading into the third round. At least it appeared that way -- until the leaderboard was updated to reflect a two-stroke penalty against DeChambeau, after officials claimed he stomped on the grass behind his ball to improve the line of his swing at No. 5. That, officials say, violates Rule 8.1, which states that, in order "to support the principle of 'play the course as you find it,' this Rule restricts what a player may do to improve any of these protected 'conditions affecting the stroke' (anywhere on or off the course)."

Read more
Spain outlasts Argentina to win FIFA World Cup and cap sensational tournament
Spain's relentless pressure finally paid off in extra time.
Celebrating, Person, Clothing

And just like that, Argentina's luck ran out. Spain's Ferran Torres emphatically found the back of the net from 8 yards out in extra time to secure La Roja a 1-0 win and the country's second World Cup. Torres' goal came in the 106th minute, but don't let that fool you: this was a one-sided contest from start to finish, and a deeper look at the box score reflects that.

I predicted Spain would beat Argentina, 3-1, and from the start it seemed like that prediction would come to fruition. Spain came out swinging, almost immediately recording two shots on goal, including an early header that came so close to finding the back of the net. Spain's relentless attack was evident throughout the match. La Roja applied pressure with swift passing and precision shots. Just ask Argentina goalkeeper Emiliano "Dibu" Martínez, who seemed to be the only one playing defense, making one spectacular save after another, 11 to be exact.

Read more
England-France playing for third place an instant World Cup classic
It was only for third place, but what a thriller.
Head, Person, Face

If you tuned in for the World Cup England-France game and checked out at halftime, nobody would have blamed you. The Three Lions led 4-0 at the half in a third-place game that was a blowout. You would have been right to assume England was in complete control and France had all but given up. You also would have been forgiven for turning off the TV and moving on to the rest of your Saturday. But for those who stuck it out, you were rewarded for your patience and loyalty.

France didn't waste any time getting on the board just three minutes into the second half with Kylian Mbappé's first goal of the game. Mbappé's goal didn't matter all that much at that point, except if you've been following the Golden Boot race. England still held a commanding 4-1 lead, thanks to goals from Declan Rice (3rd minute), Ezri Konsa (18th), and Bukayo Saka's brace (37th and stoppage time). Saka would complete the hat-trick in the 87th minute with a penalty conversion.

Read more