Here are six Prime Day TV deals to look out for

Prime Day shopping days have returned to Amazon Prime customers discounts on a variety of products. From the 23rd of June to the 26th, you’ll be able to feast on hundreds of deals that Amazon has going across its site.

If you’re looking for a new TV, there are plenty of deals to find there, though if you’re looking for a big discount on a TV that launched in 2026, you’ll be out of luck on that front. The deals that we’ve seen are not for the latest models but 2025 TVs, but that’s not an issue but the 2025 models are still more than worthy for anyone after a brand new TV.

We’ve rounded up a few of the deals we think will have appeal. We’ve focused on more affordable TVs, so keep reading to have a look at what could be your next TV.

LG C5 OLED

The C5 series is on sale and you can bag a hearty discount on the OLED48C5.

If you’re on the lookout for an OLED that’s not too big, but still delivers a picture that can make you gawp, then the 48-inch C5 impresses.

LG’s a9 AI processor refines the picture in real-time to deliver the best performance, whether you’re watching 4K HDR content or upscaling lower resolutions. For sound, the built-in processor helps make it easier to hear dialogue, as well as produce a bigger soundstage with immersive Dolby Atmos soundtracks.

Gamers will love a TV of this size as it has a low input lag and offers a strong field of features across is HDMI 2.1 inputs from 4K/144Hz refresh rates, VRR, ALLM, Nvidia G-Sync and AMD FreeSync support.

At £725, this is an excellent price for the 48-inch C5 OLED.

Samsung QEF1 QLED TV

The QEF1 is a member of Samsung’s less expensive models from its 2025 range and sports a solid range of features for the everyday user.

It comes with Samsung’s own SmartThings and Matter so this TV can act as a smart hub for the home, and your personal data is secured by Samsung’s Knox Security that protects the data on the TV.

The Tizen smart OS has every global and UK app under the sun, plus with Samsung TV Plus you get a selection of extra channels to watch at no extra cost. Picture-wise it’s certified to have ‘real’ Quantum Dots, with Samsung claiming it delivers better colour performance than rival models. Casual gamers can take advantage of the cloud gaming options the set offers with the Xbox app, Amazon Luna and GeForce Now all supported.

A 65-inch 4K QLED from Samsung is not to be sniffed at, especially for less than £500.

Hisense 43E7QTUK PRO

If you’re in the market for a small TV that comes with a spread of features, this 43-inch Hisense stakes a claim to be an impressive value-focused TV.

If you’re looking for a TV that doubles up as a gaming display, this Hisense has refresh rates up to 144Hz for a fast response with PC gaming. You also get Dolby Vision Game mode to improved picture quality with games, and a Game Bar to customise settings on the fly.

The specs impress with its support for Dolby Vision IQ and HDR10+, so you’ll be able to view the best HDR performance the TV is capable of. Film fans also benefit Filmmaker Mode, to offer the TV’s most accurate image and there’s Freely which brings all the UK catch-up and on-demand apps together in one place, great if you want to keep up with watching sports on UK broadcasts.

LG 50UA75006LA

If you want a bigger sized TV than the Hisense but still find a model that focuses on value, then we’re putting forward this 50-inch screen from LG.

You don’t get Dolby Vision or HDR10+ with this screen, setting for HDR10 instead, but it does come with Filmmaker Mode for the TV’s most accurate picture. LG’s webOS smart platform comes with all the global and UK catch-up and on-demand apps for you to enjoy, plus five years of updates to make sure your TV last the latest features.

For casual gamers, there’s the Xbox app, Amazon Luna, Boosteroid, GeForce Now and more cloud gaming apps to enjoy for those who want speedy access to high quality games without a physical console about.

At £227 it’s less expensive than the Hisense 43-inch. You don’t get as many features but you do get a bigger screen for less money.

LG 43UA73006LA

Another 4K TV from LG makes this list, a 43-inch model that’s been discounted to under £200.

The feature set is similar to the 50-inch LG model from above, so we’ll highlight some other areas of significance. For art fans there’s LG’s Gallery+ that turns the TV into an art display (for s subscription), and according to LG, once it gets to know your preferences, it can serve you artwork in line with your tastes.

If you’ve bought recent LG soundbars, this model also comes with the WOW interface that allows you control the settings for the soundbar through a much easier interface on the TV.

It’s a £100 less than the Hisense 43-inch that features above, so if you’re looking to get a small TV for a low price, have a look at this LG.

Samsung U8000F

Last but not least is the Samsung U8000F. We’ve picked out the 50-inch model which has had a decent discount of over £50 on the asking price.

It’s part of Samsung’s Crystal UHD line-up, which offers a performance that’s focused on delivering value and minimum fuss. It’s easy to set-up as all you need to do is slot the feet in.

There’s all the entertainment apps you could ask for delivered through the Tizen smart interface, which is also secured by Samsung’s Knox Security to keep your data safe.

It’s got more advanced sound features that the Samsung QLED we mentioned further up the page, with support for Samsung’s Q-Symphony, Object Tracking Sound Lite (which tracks sound across the screen for a more realistic sound), and Adaptive Sound, which optimises the audio for what you’re watching.

Samsung tends to knock out good value TVs from its Crystal UHD range, and while we’ve not tested this model, we’d expect this to be yet another solid value offering from Samsung.

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