Super Bowl TV deals with 2021: sales from Amazon, Best Buy and more

If you are going to upgrade this year and plan to order online, we recommend doing so soon so you can deliver and set up the new tube before the game day arrives. Here are the best Super Bowl TV deals we could get, plus some other home entertainment sales that are worth considering.

55-inch LG CX OLED-slim TV – $ 1,399

LG CX OLED slim TV

LG

This 55-inch LG CX OLED 4K smart TV is currently at a low of $ 1,399 (it was about $ 60 less at Amazon in the past). If you sign up for a free My Best Buy account, you can get $ 50 extra. This is the 2020 model in the CX line and features a fast a9 Gen 3 AI processor, 120Hz refresh rates and support for NVIDIA G-SYNC and AMD FreeSync.

Buy a 55-inch LG CX OLED at Best Buy – $ 1,399

65-inch LG CX OLED-slim TV – $ 1,999

The 65-inch LG CX OLED 4K smart TV is currently $ 500 off, bringing it down to $ 1,999, but you can get $ 50 extra on Amazon via a coupon on the page or on Best Buy when you get it for free enter. My Best Buy Account. At $ 1,950, that’s about $ 50 more than the record low price. This model has the same features as the 55 inches described above, but in a larger frame.

Buy 65-inch LG CX OLED at Amazon – $ 1,999 Buy 65-inch LG CX OLED at Best Buy – $ 1,999

55-inch Samsung Q70T QLED-slim TV – $ 797

Samsung Q70T QLED slim TV

Samsung

Samsung’s 55-inch Q70T QLED 4K smart TV is currently down $ 200, bringing it to an all-time low of $ 797. This model has a 120Hz refresh rate, Quantum HDR, dual LED backlighting and features like built-in Alexa for voice control. It also has Ambient Mode +, which projects art images on the screen when you are not actively using the TV.

Buy 55-inch Samsung Q70T at Amazon – $ 797 Buy 55-inch Samsung Q70T at the best price – $ 799

65-inch Samsung Q80T QLED-slim TV – $ 1,497

The 65-inch Samsung Q80T QLED 4K smart TV is lower than $ 1,497, which is a $ 300 discount and a record low. This model has controlled taillights for deeper blacks and brighter whites, as well as Quantum HDR 12x, dedicated up and down speakers that support motion tracking sound and built-in Alexa for voice commands.

Buy 65-inch Samsung Q80T at Amazon – $ 1,497 Buy 65-inch Samsung Q80T at the best price – $ 1,499

85-inch Samsung TU-8000 slim TV – $ 1,597

Samsung’s massive 85-inch TU-800 4K smart TV is $ 400 off, lowering it to a record low of $ 1,597. This model uses a crystal processor that helps to deliver creases and bright colors. It does not have the same advanced taillight technology as the Q-series TVs listed above, but it does have 4K AI scaling, HDR support and Alexa for voice commands.

Buy 85 inch Samsung TU-8000 from Amazon – $ 1,597

65-inch Vizio M-Series Quantum QLED Smart TV – $ 648

Vizio M-Series Quantum Smart TV

Vizio

Walmart is selling this 65-inch Vizio M-Series Quantum QLED 4K Smart TV for $ 648, which is about $ 130 off its normal price and a record low. It has a maximum brightness of 800 nets, along with Active Full Array backlighting with 90 local blackout zones. It supports Dolby Vision HDR as well as AMD FreeSync, and it works with Apple’s AirPlay and has built-in Chromecast technology.

Buy the 65-inch Vizio M Series at Walmart – $ 648

Roku Streambar – $ 102

Roku’s Streambar is lower than $ 102, which is only a few dollars more than the $ 99 Black Friday price. This is an excellent option if you do not want to buy a brand new TV, but you want to upgrade the sound quality of your setup. We gave it a score of 86 for its compact design, Dolby Audio support and built-in 4K HDR streaming technology.

Buy Roku Streambar at Amazon – $ 102

Fire TV Stick Lite – $ 22

Amazon’s Fire TV Stick Lite is on sale for $ 22, which is only a few dollars more expensive than the Black Friday price. It is the most affordable Fire Stick you can get, and it streams 1080p video and has support for HDR, HDR 10, HDR10 + and HLG. You also get an Alexa remote control with it.

Buy Fire TV Stick Lite at Amazon – $ 22

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