The Best 4th of July TV Deals: Save Up to 45% on Editor-Approved Screens

This is one of our favorite TVs we’ve tested. The 120Hz refresh rate makes it great for gaming and movie streaming, while the anti-glare screen further enhances the QLED picture quality.

Our best overall frame TV, Samsung’s The Frame has amassed quite a following, thanks to the stunning build that merges tech and home design. The matte display helps reduce reflection, making it look even more like art instead of a screen.

While 4K picture is great, 8K is even sharper, crisper, and more lifelike. This massive 85-inch screen will upscale to 8K quality for a premiere viewing experience. It's a pricey upgrade, so don’t miss out while it's $1,500 off.

Our editors like the rich and natural detail, stellar color contrast, and intuitive Google TV interface of this OLED TV. It’s also loaded with smart technology (like Sony’s Cognitive XR Processor).

While a slightly “old” screen (in the world of TVs, that is), finding a Sony for less than $1,500 is a deal to be celebrated—especially a 75-incher. While it was released in 2022, it still offers 4K upscaling, a 120Hz refresh rate, and a quality LED display.

This 2024 release is packed with Sony’s latest tech updates, including light panels featuring over 8 million self-lit pixels that give the OLED screen those deep, inky blacks. Speakers on the TV’s screen create an immersive sound experience, too.

This QLED screen has over 200 local dimming zones to give the screen a bright colorscape and dynamically adapt to whatever is on your screen. The result is also deeper blacks without much blooming for solid contrast between shades, which is great for movies or sports.

We’re fans of the budget value of this 4K smart TV. Our editors appreciated the price-to-picture quality. For less than $500, the screen offers a bright and colorful picture, while the edge-to-edge design gives you a full display.

This TCL pick boasts QLED display technology for a much more affordable rate than higher-end models. The HDR Pro+ technology gives the screen a bold and vibrant viewing experience. The built-in Google TV interface is easy to navigate for quick access to apps.

An affordable TV for gaming, the Hisense U6 has four HDMI ports for plugging in game equipment. You can also set the TV to Game Mode, which recognizes game sequences and adjusts settings for smooth, uninterrupted play.

The U7 is a small step down from the U8 but packs a lot of similar features at an under-$1,000 price point. You’re getting a 144Hz refresh rate, Filmmaker Mode, Dolby Vision, and more. Three of the four size options are on sale right now.

The 144Hz refresh rate of the U8 series means you can enjoy blur-free motion watching sports, action movies, and everything in between. Navigate to apps and streaming services using the Google interface. It’s one of the best deals on a Hisense screen right now.

One of the most affordable Fire TVs from Amazon, the 4 Series gets the job done for smaller rooms, college dorms, or a kids’ room. It's not top tech, but it has a bright display, four HDMI ports for gaming equipment, and comes in three smaller sizes.

Our best premium Fire TV is an affordable QLED option with a Fire TV interface that’s easy to navigate. It’s not as top-of-the-line as competitor brands, but it’s a solid screen for the price. You can even go hands-free and use Alexa to open apps and start shows.

The Omni series from Amazon is our best overall Fire TV. The remote-free Alexa control, 4K capable screen, and wide color gamut make it a solid TV that doesn't match top-of-the-line models, but is a great value pick.