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Amazon has launched early discounts for its October 6-7 Prime Big Deal Days, offering significant savings on large-screen televisions. The New York Post highlights 16 deals, including a 35% cut on a Hisense 65-inch model and a 38% reduction on a Samsung 77-inch OLED. Tom's Guide notes similar early availability for QLED and Micro RGB TVs, advising shoppers to act quickly as stock is limited.
Mashable's Labor Day 2026 deals roundup surveys discounts across Apple devices, TVs, mattresses, and home appliances, including the iPad Air with M4 at $649, Apple AirTag 4-pack, AirPods Pro 3; a DreamCloud Classic Hybrid Mattress at $699; and the TCL 65-inch QM8L Mini-LED TV at $1,397.99, plus savings on dishwashers, washers, robot vacuums, and more. The article also provides category-specific picks and buyer FAQs, noting that deals are time-limited and best captured this weekend before Black Friday.
Cathy Engelbert will retire as WNBA commissioner at year’s end after seven years that included massive growth (new billion-dollar TV deals and revenue-sharing under a new CBA), a plan to expand the league to 18 teams by 2030, and rising viewership, but also ongoing tensions with players over leadership and officiating; she helped guide the league through the COVID-19 bubble season and oversaw a Caitlin Clark-era surge in popularity.
Costco members can buy exclusive Hisense QD7 Series 4K TVs, with prices starting at $280 for a 55-inch model and going up to $1,500 for a 100-inch screen, all including a bundled 3-year Allstate protection plan and up to five years of total coverage with the manufacturer’s warranty. The lineup features 4K Hi-QLED, Dolby Vision/Atmos, and glare‑free viewing, making these TVs a strong value for football season and game-day setups.
Amazon Prime Day 2026 brings deep OLED TV discounts from Samsung and LG, including the Samsung S90H at $2,000 (65"), S90F at $1,198, LG C5 at $1,200, and LG B6 at $1,800 (65"), with other sizes discounted as well. The deals run June 23–26 and may require Prime membership, though some offers are open to all shoppers; Best Buy's Tech Fest runs through June 28. Notable hardware: S90H uses WOLED with strong SDR brightness; S90F is QD-OLED; LG C5 supports Dolby Vision, 144Hz, and VRR.
Prime Day 2026 brings major savings on Hisense MiniLED TVs, including 100-inch models discounted by up to $2,000, with standout U7SG and U6SF Pro models offering high refresh rates, AI-powered picture processing and built-in smart TV platforms for sports, streaming and gaming during FIFA World Cup 2026.
Prime Day TV deals are coming, with 2025 models likely at all-time lows and a few 2026 sets in the mix; the guide spotlights top OLEDs (Samsung S90F, LG C5/G5), standout QLEDs (TCL QM6K/QM8K, Hisense U8QG), and the Samsung Frame LS03F, and advises using price trackers to verify true bargains, understanding TV types (OLED, QLED, LED), and remembering that newer models aren’t always cheaper or better—size alone isn’t a guarantee of quality.
Best Buy’s Memorial Day sale drops Pioneer’s 70-inch 4K Roku TV to $299 (a $210 savings from $509.99), a standout price for a 70-inch set with HDR10 and three HDMI ports, backed by solid review scores.
Amazon's Big Spring Sale runs March 25–31, offering a wide range of TV deals across sizes under 50 in, 50–65 in, and over 65 in, with discounts up to $1,400 on brands like Samsung, Sony, Hisense, TCL and Insignia. Notable picks include Samsung 43-Inch The Frame LS03F at $698, Roku 55-Inch smart TV at $268, Sony 65-Inch Bravia (K-65S30) at $648, and LG 77-Inch B5 OLED around $1,600. Prime membership is not required, though it provides early access and faster shipping; other retailers such as Best Buy, Target, and Walmart are running parallel spring sales, so cross-shopping for deals is common.
Amazon's Big Spring Sale 2026 runs March 25–31 with time-limited TV deals across sizes from under 50 inches to 100+ inches, featuring brands like Samsung, LG, Roku, Hisense and Sony with discounts up to $1,500. Highlights include 43-inch Samsung Frame LS03F at $698; 55-inch Roku at $268; 65-inch Sony Bravia K-65S30 at $648; 65-inch Roku Pro at $900; 85-inch TCL QM7K at $1,498; LG 77-inch B5 OLED at $1,500; and 100-inch Hisense U6 at $1,498, among others. Prime isn’t required but is recommended and exclusive deals exist; many deals also appear at Best Buy, Target and Walmart. The sale runs March 25–31, and inventory can sell out quickly.
The Atlanta Braves opened the 2026 season with a 6-0 win over the Kansas City Royals, as Albies, Baldwin, and Harris II homered and the offense tallied 11 hits behind six strong innings from Chris Sale and a stingy bullpen. Atlanta will try for a series win tonight. Off the field, BravesVision is expanding with new carriage on Fubo and DIRECTV. Other notes include the Gwinnett Stripers’ Opening Day roster (excluding Jhancarlos Lara), Jason Heyward’s retirement after a 16-year career, the Orioles’ five-year, $68 million extension for Shane Baz, and Clayton Kershaw joining the Dodgers as a special assistant to the front office.
Mashable's roundup highlights 100+ deals in Amazon's Big Spring Sale across Apple devices, robot vacuums, drones, TVs, and more, with standout low prices like Apple AirPods Pro 3 ($199), Eufy C28 robot vacuum ($499), Hisense 75-inch U7 TV ($897.96), and DJI Neo Mini 4K Drone ($149), plus fresh daily drops through March 31.
Engadget curates the week’s best Super Bowl 2026 TV deals, spanning budget sub-$500 sets to premium OLEDs and Mini LED models. Highlights include the Hisense 43-inch E6 around $190–$210, the Samsung 65-inch OLED S90F about $1,398, and the Hisense 65-inch U8 Mini LED near $898, plus a free Disney+/Hulu bundle for one month. The roundup also notes other discounts on streaming devices and home theater gear, with many 2025-models on sale. Prices typically drop as new models roll out, making now a good window to upgrade before kickoff.
CNET highlights the top Super Bowl 2026 TV deals from Samsung, LG, Sony and TCL, with discounts up to $1,100 on OLED, QLED and mini-LED models and practical tips like in-store pickup to ensure delivery before kickoff.
Engadget rounds up Super Bowl 2026 TV deals—from sub-$500 4K sets to premium OLEDs—highlighting picks like Hisense 43-inch E6 Cinema Series, Samsung 65-inch OLED S90F, Hisense 65-inch U8 Mini LED, plus the Disney+/Hulu bundle and other streaming gear to boost a home-theater setup.