Memorial Day weekend is the perfect time to upgrade your home entertainment setup with all the sales going on. Whether you’re looking for a high-end OLED smart TV or a budget TV, you’ll find huge savings on a fairly wide range of TV models.
The next big sales event won’t happen until July, Amazon Prime Day. That’s still a long way off, so if you’re in the market for a new TV, we suggest taking advantage of these deals now. When we say these TV deals are awesome, we’re not pulling your channel. You can save over thousands of dollars this weekend. However, these deals won’t last long, so act quickly to get what you need before the deal expires or before the product runs out.
Best Overall Memorial Day TV Sales
- Amazon: Fire TV models starting at $90
- Target: Select TVs $300 and under
- Best buy: Save $100 to $5,000 on select OLED TVs
- Walmart: Save up to $2,720 on select TVs
- Costco: Samsung TVs starting at $500
Memorial Day Sales on TVs
Our reviewers found this TV among the best TVs overall, citing it as having the best color quality and noting the colors of natural objects as the most true to life. It’s not the cheapest model, but for high picture quality and a thin panel – and at $600 off – it’s a solid TV for your money.
Amazon’s first-party TVs offer great quality and features for the price, and you can save $160 on its 55-inch Omni series right now. In addition to a 55-inch 4K screen, it offers HDR audio, Dolby Digital Plus as well as hands-free access to Alexa. Other sizes are also available.
Do you have know? We have a Amazon Showcase with some of the best Memorial Day deals available.
If you are looking for a cheap TV deal, then this Insignia 24-inch TV is a good deal. It comes with Fire TV built-in, offers 720p visuals, and even comes with an Alexa voice remote. It’s nothing too flashy, but it will work well in a game room or guest bedroom where you don’t need something high-end.
This TCL 3 Series uses the excellent Roku system, so you have access to all your favorite streaming services. It has a 40-inch 1080p LED display and direct-lit backlight. You can control the TV using the remote or the Roku companion app on your phone, or use hands-free voice control through the Google Assistant and Amazon Alexa smart devices.
This LG TV is $1,300 off at Best Buy, a huge savings. The LG C3 is one of our favorite high-end TVs. It features self-illuminated OLED pixels to create stunning images with infinite contrast. It also comes with Filmmaker mode, which means you can enhance moments in Dolby Atmos audio for the best home theater experience.
During the Costco TV sale, you can get $50 off this awesome Samsung TV with features like PurColor, which refines more true-to-life picture quality, and Samsung Smart and Gaming Hubs. With these hubs, you can also stream TV shows, movies, and some games.
Other Memorial Day TV deals:
- Roku 50″ Class Select Series 4K Smart RokuTV: $250 (save $50)
- Insignia N10 Series 40-inch Full HD LED TV: $120 (save $20)
- Samsung QN800C Neo QLED 8K 75-inch Smart TV: $2,479 (save $2,020)
- Samsung Q72D 65-inch series: $900 (save $700)
- JVC LT-32MAR205 32-inch Roku TV: $190 (save $20)
- 32-inch TCL Google S3 TV: $140 (save $20)
- Vizio D-Series 40-inch LED TV: $160 (save $10)
- On a 43-inch 2160p Roku TV: $178 (save $70)
- Philips Roku 32-inch borderless TV: $118 (save $50)
- Xumo Pioneer 50-inch TV: $200 (save $100)
- Sony 55-inch Bravia XR A80L Google OLED TV: $1,400 (save $300)
- F20 Fire Insignia 42-inch TV: $150 (save $30)
- TOSHIBA Class C350 Fire TV 4K LED Smart TV, 50-inch: $250 (save $70)
- Hisense Class U6HF Series Fire ULED 4K Smart TV, 50-inch: $300 (save $200)
- Google Hisense Class A4 Series 1080p Smart TV, 43-inch: $178 (save $22)
- Sony Classe X80K LED 4K, 85-inch: $1,000 (save $400)
- Westinghouse 4K Ultra HD Roku Smart TV, 43-inch: $200 (save $60)
- Onn Class HD (720p) LED Roku Smart TV, 24-inch: $74 (save $14)
- 55-inch Philips 4K Ultra HD Google Smart TV: $286 (save $32)
- Samsung The Frame QLED Smart TV, 65-inch: $1,598 (save $402)
- LG 97-inch G2-Class webOS OLED Smart TV with Gallery: $20,000 (save $5,000)
- Insignia 24-inch N10 class TV: $60 (save $10)
Should you buy a TV on Memorial Day?
If you’re in the market for a new TV, buying one on Memorial Day is usually a good idea. Although the best prices of the year are usually found on Black Friday, if you need a new TV in the spring and can’t wait until much later in the fall, Memorial Day is the best time to buy one. Many TVs are now on sale over the holiday weekend.
Where are the best Memorial Day TV sales?
Tons of retailers are having sales on TVs for Memorial Day. Some of these retailers include Best Buy, Amazon, Walmart, Target and Costco. You can make these sales online or in store, whichever you prefer.
What else is on sale for Memorial Day?
There are plenty of great deals happening this Memorial Day weekend. You save money on household appliances, garden furniture and more. Here’s a roundup of the best Memorial Day deals right now.
How We Choose the Best Memorial Day TV Deals
At CNET, we’ve been covering shopping events for more than five years, including Black Friday, Prime Day, Memorial Day, and countless other shopping events. We’ve managed to weed out scams and superficial deals so you only see the best deals from around the world.
We look for real discounts, quality reviews and remaining sale time when we choose which TV deals to show you. We have a team of dedicated experts who have tested hundreds of TVs to ensure we bring you the best of the best.
- Real discounts mean exactly that. We review the pricing history of this product to ensure no brands are inflating prices to make the discount appear larger than it is.
- Quality reviews and testing are important for any product, but especially for televisions. If you’re not happy the first time you turn it on, the discount wasn’t worth it.
- Remaining sales time is an important part of our verification process. If an offer appears to only last a short time or will only be available for remaining stock, we will let you know up front so you don’t come back to the offer later only to be disappointed.
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