The 65-inch LG C6 OLED TV costs $1,399.99 at Amazon and Best Buy, down $1,300 from its $2,699.99 list price. The outlet that compiled the deal list calls it a record low for its favorite OLED of 2026.
The set sold for $1,499.99 during Amazon's Prime Big Deal Days in October, so it has dropped another $100 since. Both retailers carry the same price, so a sell-out at one leaves the other as a fallback. The list's author expects Black Friday to beat all of this, arguing that TV prices follow a seasonal cycle in which each big sale outdoes the last. That is a forecast, not a promise.
The discount works out to about 48% off, though a list price only tells you how big the markdown looks. The more useful comparison is across the same list. Samsung's 65-inch S85H OLED is $899.99, $500 less than the C6. The source offers no head-to-head between them. It does say the C6 improves on its predecessor in peak brightness, color, audio and refresh rate, and its reviewer praised the "generally impeccable image quality." Dropping to the 55-inch C6 saves $400, at $999.99.
The low end is just as aggressive. TCL's 40-inch Q3CR QLED is $149.99, half its $299.99 list price. It pairs a quantum-dot panel (a color-boosting layer) with a direct-lit backlight, Full HD resolution and built-in Roku, so it replaces a streaming stick. An onn. 32-inch HD set is $68.
One pairing shows the real trade-off. TCL's 75-inch QM8L Mini-LED QLED is $1,397.99, $2 less than the 65-inch C6. For the same money, you choose between a larger screen and an OLED's deeper blacks, and the extra 10 inches may matter more in a bright living room.