Amazon’s Labor Day Sale Is Discounting These 65-Inch TVs up to $1,200.
Amazon has already begun slashing prices on 65-inch TVs as part of its 2026 Labor Day sales, offering a variety of models from LG, Samsung, TCL, Hisense, and Sony at discounted prices. Discounts range from $150 to $1,200, and according to price tracking sites , some models included in the sale are from 2026 and are currently at their lowest prices ever. (For more editor-reviewed tech deals and the latest holiday weekend deals, check out our Labor Day coverage .)
For many living rooms, a 65-inch screen is a dramatic step up without overwhelming the space. You get a noticeably larger screen for watching movies, sports, and games, without sacrificing the wall space required for a 75- or 85-inch TV. There’s a wide range of options to suit your preferences, including OLED models from LG and Samsung, which are great for watching movies and gaming, and mini-LED QLED TVs from TCL and Hisense, which perform particularly well in bright rooms.
Best deals on 65-inch TVs
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LG C6 OLED – $1,499.99 (original price $2,699.99) – Biggest discount and lowest price to date.
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Samsung S90H OLED – $1,597.99 (original price $2,697.99) – The best deal on an OLED TV on this list and the lowest price right now.
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TCL QM7L $897.99 (originally $1,499.99) – Best deal on Mini LED TVs under $1,000.
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The Hisense U6 Pro TV, at $598.99 (originally $1,099.99), is the best deal on TVs under $650.
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The Hisense S7 CanvasTV for $997.99 (originally $1,999.99) is the best deal on a TV for watching arthouse movies.
These LG OLED TVs are up to 44% off.
The 65-inch LG B6 and Evo C6 TVs are now at their lowest prices: the B6 is $1,399.99 (down from $1,999.99) and the C6 is $1,499.99 (down from $2,699.99). The B6 is a more affordable option, but it still offers all the benefits of an OLED screen: deep blacks, high contrast, and better control over dark scenes than is typical with LED-based TVs. However, I’d choose the C6, especially given the only $100 price difference. PCMag also gave it an “Excellent” rating and named it the best OLED TV for the money , praising its accurate color reproduction, high contrast, streaming capabilities, and gaming support, including a variable refresh rate of up to 165Hz.
Save up to $800 on these Sony TVs.
The price of the 65-inch Sony Bravia 8 II TV has dropped from $3,299.99 to $2,498, making it the more expensive but also more premium option of the two Sony TVs on this list. It uses an OLED panel, making it better suited for watching movies in rooms where lighting can be controlled, and support for Dolby Vision and 4K gaming at up to 120Hz makes it attractive for both streaming and gaming consoles. PCMag also published a review of the Bravia 8 II , praising it as one of Sony’s best OLED TVs.
The Bravia 7 is priced at $1,298 (down from $1,598) and takes a different approach, replacing the OLED screen with a mini-LED backlight, making it a more practical choice for bright living rooms. It’s also $1,200 cheaper than the Bravia 8 II.
These TCL Mini LEDs are up to 44% off.
TCL’s biggest discount applies to the 2026 QM8L , which is now priced at $1,397.99 (down from $2,499.99), its lowest price yet. It’s the more expensive model of the three on this list, and it’s worth considering if brightness is a priority. PCMag called the QM8L an “outstanding” TV and awarded it its first-ever Lab Award for Brightness , recognizing it as the brightest sub-100-inch TV the publication tested. It also earned an Editors’ Choice award in the Mini LED TV category.
A more affordable option for most people is the 2026 QM7L . Its price has dropped from $1,499.99 to $897.99, which is also its lowest price yet, and it still offers a 144Hz mini-LED panel with a variable refresh rate for gaming while remaining under $1,000. At the very bottom of the price range is the QM6K , priced at $647.99, down from $799.99. It’s an older model, but still a functional and affordable mini-LED option. PCMag gave it an “Excellent” rating , praising its high contrast, accurate color reproduction, and low input lag for gaming, though it also noted that brightness isn’t one of its main selling points.
Save up to $1,100 on these 2026 Samsung TVs.
If you’re looking for the perfect combination of picture quality and gaming features, the S90H is the best option. Its price has been reduced from $2,697.99 to $1,597.99, making it the lowest price available to date. Its OLED panel, anti-glare technology, and support for a variable refresh rate of up to 165Hz make it a great choice for watching movies, streaming, and gaming. The S85H is a more affordable option with an OLED screen, reduced from $1,997.99 to $1,397.99.
The next best value model is the QN70H , priced at $997.99 (previously $1,197.99). It uses Samsung’s Neo QLED Mini-LED technology instead of OLED, making it better suited for brighter rooms and keeping the price under $1,000. The Frame Pro is a more specialized model, priced at $1,697.99 (previously $1,997.99), its lowest price to date. It’s more expensive than both OLED models featured here, so I wouldn’t choose it based solely on picture quality, but its matte display and art-inspired design make it worth considering if you want a TV that will blend seamlessly into your room’s decor when not in use.
The M80H is a budget option, available for $647.99, down from $797.99. It doesn’t directly compete with Samsung OLED or Neo QLED models in terms of picture quality, but it’s certainly the cheapest way to get a 65-inch Samsung TV during this sale.
These 2026 Hisense TVs are up to 50% off.
If you’re looking for the best balance of picture quality, features, and price, I’d recommend checking out the Hisense U7 . It’s currently priced at $847.99, down from $1,499.99, according to price tracking sites. It’s a step up from Hisense’s cheaper Mini-LED models, while still remaining under the $1,000 mark. CNET also gave the 2026 U7SG a thumbs-up, praising its high brightness, contrast, and gaming performance for its price.
However, the U6 Pro offers better value for the money at $598.99 (originally $1,099.99) while retaining the Mini-LED backlight, making it an attractive option for casual streaming video, sports, and gaming without having to pay extra for the U7’s higher performance. Meanwhile, the S7 CanvasTV at $997.99 (down from $1,999.99) is more aimed at people who care about how their TV looks in the room when not in use. Its artistic style makes it a more affordable alternative to the Samsung Frame line. Also discounted is the E7 , another affordable Hisense 2026 option at $599.99 (down from $999.99).
Amazon Labor Day Deals FAQ
When do Labor Day sales start?
Labor Day sales have already begun. Other retailers will likely begin their own sales ahead of the holiday on Monday, September 7.
Should you have sales on Labor Day?
Labor Day is traditionally a good time to find deals on many product categories, but whether it’s worth it depends entirely on what you’re looking for. Compared to sales like Black Friday or Prime Day, Labor Day offers fewer deals in terms of quantity and quality, but you can still find great deals on appliances and kitchen equipment that will match those holiday prices—or even be lower. (We use price tracking tools to let you know whether a deal is worth it.)
What other stores are having Labor Day sales?
Home Depot , Amazon, and Wayfair have already launched their Labor Day sales. Target, Walmart, and Best Buy are likely to follow suit. (Lifehacker will be collecting discounts for all of these sales.)