Amazon Prime Day TV Deals Offer Up to $2,000 Off as 4-Day Sale Ends

Q: Amazon's new AI can check price history. Did Prime Day's 'record' TV deals truly offer the lowest prices this year?

Yes—at least for several headline TV models, Prime Day’s “record” deals appear to have been genuine year-low prices, though not every markdown can be assumed to be the best without checking model-by-model history. Amazon’s new Alexa for Shopping tool, launched during Prime Day, can show up to a year of price history, which is useful because deal editors have warned that some retailers inflate “original” prices. In this case, outside reporting broadly supports Amazon’s biggest TV claims on key sets. Mashable, CNET and IGN all cited the 65-inch Samsung S90F OLED at about $1,198 as a new low or one of the lowest prices yet. IGN also flagged the 55-inch S90F at $998, noting it rarely falls below $1,000. Mashable similarly described the 65-inch LG C5 OLED at about $1,199 as a lowest-ever price. That does not mean every Prime Day TV was at its absolute cheapest of 2026. The sale mixed true record lows with standard promotional pricing, and competing retailers including Best Buy, Walmart, Costco and Sam’s Club were running overlapping events. Some sets may have matched, rather than beaten, prior discounts elsewhere. The practical takeaway is that Prime Day did deliver authentic year-best prices on several marquee OLEDs, especially Samsung’s S90F and LG’s C5. But shoppers should still verify each specific model with Amazon’s price-history AI or independent trackers before assuming every “save $1,000” label represented a true annual low.

3 articles · Updated · ZDNet · Jun 26

$2,000 discounts are still available on Amazon Prime Day TVs as the June 23-26 sale nears its close, with ZDNET highlighting tested models from Samsung, Sony, TCL and Hisense.
Top featured deals span price tiers from a $70 Insignia F20 to a $6,000 TCL X11L, covering budget sets, mid-range QLED and Mini LED models, and premium OLED TVs.
Several standout offers pair steep markdowns with gaming-focused specs, including 144Hz to 165Hz refresh rates, VRR support, Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos features.
The biggest named savings include the Hisense Canvas at $1,399 from $2,500, the TCL X11L at $6,000 from $8,000, and multiple Samsung and Sony OLED discounts before Prime Day expires.