Amazon Prime Early Access smart TV deals: OLEDs and more

Don’t wait for Black Friday for solid TV deals. Stan Horaczek

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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.

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 $1,546 (was $2,499)

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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.

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

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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.

Hisense 65-inch ULED Premium Class U8G Quantum Series Android 4K Smart TV $799 (was $1,299)

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OLED TVs are great for picture quality, but they aren’t the brightest, which can make them tricky to watch in a room with a lot of ambient light. ULED TVs with quantum technology, however, offer nearly the same level of picture fidelity with much more brightness. This is also a lot cheaper than an OLED TV of the same size, even during big sales like this one.