Best Amazon Prime Day TV Deals 2021: 4K, OLED, And More

LG has carved out a space in the market exclusively for its OLED TVs, and for good reason. The CX might be 2020's consumer model, but it's still one of the best 4K TVs you can buy today for any content, and especially if you're looking for a premium experience for movies and games. With its support for Dolby Vision, incredible contrast and color reproduction, and inclusion of four HDMI 2.1 ports, it's a good investment for the future, too. And even before Prime Day, you can grab it for a great price.

While the CX is balanced for price and performance, LG does offer a tier higher with its GX line. This deal on the 77-inch is vastly more expensive, but you get the same features--incredible HDR support, HDMI 2.1, and more--with a much bigger display that also comes with a handy wall mount. That allows you to place it flush with a wall, making it look like a piece of art when it displays one of its many dynamic wallpapers. If aesthetics are as important as image quality, then it doesn't get much better than this.

If you prefer the brightness of LCD over the benefits of OLED, then the Sony X900H is one of the best 4K sets you can find. This model from 2020 is a massive 75-inches, with full-array local dimming to make HDR content really pop. It also features HDMI 2.1 support, but only on two of its four HDMI outputs. Still, that makes it a good pairing for both the PS5 and Xbox Series X, both of which will also benefit from the TV's Game Mode that reduces input latency while keeping the picture pristine.

Another great pick from Sony is the X80J, which launched earlier this year. You lose out on HDMI 2.1 support at this price, but you still get a suitably large 65-inch display with HDR support (including Dolby Vision) and low-latency game modes for all your consoles. The TV is equipped with Google TV, the latest streaming suite from the company that has started replacing Android TV. Its ADS panel is like a typical IPS one, which means you can depend on great color reproduction and even better viewing angles.

If you're looking specifically for a curved 4K TV, the only one released by Samsung in 2020 is on sale and still a great all-round pick. It features a VA panel, which helps produce a high contrast ratio with inky black levels. It supports HDR through HDMI and on all its on-board apps while also offering extremely low input latency for gaming. It doesn't feature any HDMI 2.1 ports, unfortunately, but at this price, you'll be well served with its full suite of options for any kind of content.

If you're just looking for a no-fuss 4K set and love the Amazon Fire TV interface, then the two combine in Insignia's 43-inch TV that includes Amazon's streaming box inside. That means no fussing with new apps or an unfamiliar OS, just the same streaming collection and navigation that you might already be used to. Even if having Fire TV doesn't matter to you, you'll still benefit from the crispness of the 4K panel and the convenience of the overall size, making it a great choice as a secondary TV for a bedroom, as an example.

On the cheaper end of the spectrum is Hisense's Class H8 Android-equipped 4K TV, which hits all the right notes for another great all-rounder pick. It features support for HDR (including Dolby Vision) as well as Dolby Atmos if you're already invested in a surround-sound system. The full-array local dimming is spread across 90 zones, with a rated maximum brightness of 700 nits to make HDR content really pop. It's not the biggest TV at 55-inches, but that's still a great middle ground for an entertainment center or smaller lounge.