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Memorial Day is a one of the best times of the year to upgrade or buy a TV.

Several great discounts are available from brands like Sony, LG, Vizio, and Samsung.

Right now, LG's 65-inch C1 OLED 4K TV is $1,600 — that's the lowest price we've seen for this model.









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Memorial Day weekend has arrived, and several retailers are selling a bunch of TVs from different brands at considerable discounts.
Spring and summer are usually when TV manufacturers start launching their newest display models, so there are a few brand-new 2022 TVs already on sale. New stock also means big discounts on older inventory, so if you don't mind grabbing one of last year's models, you can find many great 2021 TVs on sale for low prices.   
Below, we've compiled the best Memorial Day TV deals you can get right now. We'll update this page with new TV sales as they're revealed.
The best Memorial Day TV sales








Hisene's new 2022 U6G model is the company's latest budget-friendly display with advanced features usually reserved for more expensive models from the competition. The set is on sale for $550, which is an excellent price for a TV with local dimming and quantum dots.














This 75-inch TV is an excellent choice if you want an extra-large set without breaking the bank or losing out on local dimming and quantum dots. This is the lowest price we've ever seen for this model. That said, the 75-inch set uses an IPS panel, so contrast won't be as deep as the 65-inch version.














Samsung's brand-new OLED TV is one of the first OLEDs to use quantum dot technology for even better color performance. The high-end display is already $200 off its full price.














This Hisense TV delivers entry-level picture performance but it has solid smart TV capabilities and an extra-large screen for a budget-friendly price. This $50 discount isn't huge, but it's still a solid deal for anyone who wants a big screen for less.














TCL's 55-inch 5 Series


4K

Roku TV delivers an impressive balance between image performance, smart connectivity, screen size, and cost. This is the best price we've seen on this display since last year.






Memorial Day deals FAQs
When is Memorial Day 2022?
Memorial Day lands on Monday, May 30.  
What deals can I expect during Memorial Day weekend?
Memorial Day typically features sales across several product categories, but appliances, mattresses, outdoor furniture, outdoor gear, TVs, and grilling accessories usually get the best discounts.
You can find a full breakdown of all the best Memorial day deals here. 
Is Memorial Day a good time to buy a TV?
Memorial Day offers solid deals on TVs but the discounts are rarely as big as those you'll find on


Black Friday

and


Cyber Monday

. 
Though the end of the year remains the best time to snag the latest TVs for a low price, Memorial Day does coincide nicely with the release window for new TV models. Spring is when manufacturers launch their latest displays, so you can often find older stock at a solid discount. 
As a general rule of thumb, one-year-old TV models tend to be very similar to the new sets they're being replaced by, so I generally recommend saving some money by snagging an older display if it's on sale for a good price.
However, buyers should keep in mind that Amazon Prime Day 2022 is coming up soon, and it's possible we could see even better TV deals then.
You can find more details on the best times to buy a TV here.
How to shop for a TV
Finding the best TV for your needs can be tricky. Prices vary depending on the features and size you want. On the low-end, you can find some small HDTVs for as little as $100. On the other hand, flagship 4K models in bigger screen sizes can cost $1,500 or more. 
If you prioritize high-end picture quality for the best movie-watching experience, you'll want to opt for a 4K TV with at least a 65-inch screen. The best 4K TVs use an OLED panel, or an advanced LED screen (often branded as QLED) with features like local dimming and quantum dots. These technologies enable the highest contrast and deepest black levels for a gorgeous high dynamic range (HDR) image.
On the other hand, buyers who just want a simple smart TV for casual viewing will likely be satisfied with a smaller display that uses a standard, budget-friendly LED screen. Though picture quality won't be as impressive as pricier models, there are plenty of cheap LED TVs with solid performance, including budget picks that still manage to offer 4K, HDR, and plenty of apps.











Steven is a Tech Editor for the Insider Reviews team, where he oversees streaming and home entertainment product coverage. He previously served as High-Def Digest's Gear Editor from 2013 to 2019, and his work has appeared on Ben's Bargains, Steve's Digicams, Big Picture Big Sound, and Consequence of Sound. 
Over his nine years of experience covering the audiovisual industry, Steven has reviewed numerous TVs, headphones, speakers, monitors, streaming players, and more. He was one of a select number of journalists invited to get a hands-on first look at LG's first 8K OLED TV in 2019, and is always excited to check out the newest and biggest displays on the market.  
Based on his extensive experience in the home theater industry, Steven served as one of the expert judges for the 2018 TV Shootout, the premier annual display competition that crowns the best TVs of the year. Steven also has a background in film criticism, having reviewed over 400 movies and TV shows. He uses his movie industry knowledge to help inform his coverage of the streaming and home entertainment markets.  
Steven's own home theater setup makes his passion for entertainment clear, complete with a 65-inch HDR display and the biggest Dolby Atmos speaker system he can fit in his apartment. And though he often spends his free time binging new series on every streaming service under the sun, he remains proud of his huge collection of Blu-ray discs.
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