Those may not be the bargain basement TV prices you’re used to during an event like Prime Day, but OLED TVs are different. Rather than relying on a series of larger backlights illuminating the entire picture, each pixel in an OLED display illuminates itself. That means individual pixels can turn all the way off when they’re not needed to create extra-deep black levels that make color and contrast truly pop.
LG B1 Series 65″ 4K Smart OLED TV $1,496 (Was $2,296)
The LG B1 represents a slightly down-market version of one of our favorite TVs of all time, the LG C1. The B1 offers 4K resolution and a 120Hz refresh rate, which make it extremely capable at pretty much everything including sports, movies, and gaming. It offers four HDMI ports and support for the most common HDR formats, Dolby Vision and HDR10. It also comes with LG’s underrated Magic Remote, which I like better than any other TV manufacturer’s remote at the moment.
LG OLED77B1PUA B1 Series 77″ 4K Smart OLED TV $2,196 (Was $3,496)
This massive display offers everything the 65-inch version does with an extra diagonal foot of screen. Even if your room isn’t huge and you have to sit a little closer to the screen than you might like, the 4K resolution and LG’s AI-based upscaling technology will ensure that the picture looks clear and detailed. It offers a standard VESA mounting system (300 x 200 to be specific), so it’s easy to mount on just about any wall in any position.
LG C1 OLED 48-inch $797(was $1,499)
At 48 inches, this isn’t the the biggest TV on the list, but it is one of the best. It offers HDMI 2.1 support, so it can pump high-res, high-fps gaming from current-generation consoles. This is simply one of the best TVs on the market at the moment and this is an absurdly low price for it. If you have a small to mid-size room, this thing will stop people in their tracks with its image quality.
