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Shopping for a new television ahead of the holiday rush offers shoppers the chance to find screens of all sizes without dealing with out-of-stock notices or shipping delays. WIRED reviewers have personally tested nearly every television featured in this early sales roundup, ranging from home theater OLEDs to art TVs for bedrooms.
Top OLED TV Deals
The 65-inch LG C6 is currently available at the lowest price ever recorded by WIRED, marking a significant discount on a top-tier OLED model. LG C-Series devices consistently rank among top recommendations for their bright panels, perfect blacks, and rich, lifelike colors, while robust connectivity options make them ideal for gaming setups.
The premium 2026 Samsung S95H OLED TV has dropped to its lowest price to date. Reviewer John Brandon highlighted the device for its deep black levels and precise color reproduction, alongside a newly introduced silver bezel recessed behind the display panel to give the unit the appearance of a metal picture frame.
For shoppers seeking OLED quality at a lower cost, budget models like the LG B6 offer a compelling alternative. The 48-inch variant is currently discounted by 50 percent at Best Buy, delivering thin dimensions, straightforward installation, and impressive contrast.
Value and Budget Screen Discounts
The TCL QM6K is seeing a modest price cut, though further reductions may arrive closer to the official shopping holiday. Former WIRED reviewer Ryan Waniata previously named this model a top choice for general buyers thanks to a balanced picture and accessible standard retail cost.
Another option from the same former reviewer is a Hisense model carrying a 33 percent discount. In testing for the U7SG review, Waniata described the television as nearly premium, featuring a redesigned stand and an anti-reflective matte display comparable to expensive Samsung alternatives.
Art TV Sales
Samsung’s Frame Pro (2026) leads the category for art TVs due to strong contrast, deep color saturation, vivid image reproduction, and superior anti-glare capabilities highlighted by Brandon. Although a 17 percent discount might appear modest, it matches the lowest price previously recorded during Prime Day.
A more affordable art TV alternative is also seeing a 50 percent markdown, making it an attractive option for secondary living spaces. While it lacks the peak brightness of Samsung art displays, it includes an extensive free art library that requires no monthly subscription.
