If it’s time to upgrade your home theater system, Walmart TV deals are a great place to start looking. While TVs have gotten dramatically cheaper over the years, you’re still going to be dropping at least a triple-digit number on a new one. Thankfully Walmart TV deals cut quite a bit off the price tag. Below we’ve collected LED, QLED, OLED, HD and 4K TVs from Walmart. These comes from all sorts of brands, so check out the full list. If you want to brows for yourself, here’s a link to all of the TVs for sale at Walmart.
- Hisense 58-inch Roku 4K TV — $268, was $338
- Philips 55-inch 4K TV — $268, was $298
- Onn. 55-inch 4K Roku TV — $248, was $298
- JVC 58-inch Roku 4K TV — $268, was $340
- LG 55-inch 4K TV — $358, was $448
- Vizio 65-inch V-Series 4K TV — $398, was $528
- Onn. 75-inch 4K Frameless TV — $498, was $578
- Vizio 65-inch M6 Series QLED TV — $498, was $678
- Samsung 55-inch QN80 QLED TV — $998, was $1,168
- Samsung 75-inch The Frame — $1,949, was $3,000
Hisense 58-inch Roku 4K TV — $268, was $338
One of the best TV brands for value, Hisense is worth checking out, particularly with its Hisense 58-inch Roku 4K TV. A great size for the price, you get all the benefits of a
Philips 55-inch 4K TV — $268, was $298
This Philips TV is pretty basic, but it has the two most important features for a home theater system: It’s big and it’s
Onn. 55-inch 4K Roku TV — $248, was $298
For a sizeable home cinema experience on a budget, there’s the Onn. 65-inch
JVC 58-inch Roku 4K TV — $268, was $340
This JVC
LG 55-inch 4K TV — $358, was $448
Earlier TVs on this list have been from manufacturers that focus on producing budget-friendly options. LG, on the other hand, is a top notch TV brand. LG makes some of the best TVs on the market. This is still al budget option from them, but it has one of their powerful α5 Gen5 processors, which optimizes the contrast and brightness of the TV based on what’s on the screen. It’s even compactible with HDR10+.
Vizio 65-inch V-Series 4K TV — $398, was $528
V-Series TVs from Vizio are quality LED TVs. It doesn’t have any next-gen technology like QLED or local dimming. The technology it does use has been perfected though. It uses full array backlighting, so everything on the screen will be lit uniformly — no dim sections. It has a powerful AI processor that helps upscale FHD content into
Onn. 75-inch 4K Frameless TV — $498, was $578
A frameless TV is great for the homeowner that wants to wall mount their TV. It makes the Onn. 75-inch
Vizio 65-inch M6 Series QLED TV — $498, was $678
Vizio is a great TV brand to buy from and the Vizio 65-inch M6 Series QLED TV demonstrates you can get a lot for your money. It has a great
Samsung 55-inch QN80 QLED TV — $998, was $1,168
This is another high quality QLED screen from Samsung. You’re get fantastic colors thanks to the quantum dot panel. If you don’t want a soundbar, this TV is a great option, as it has several up-firing speakers built in that even track sound across the screen. If you decide to get a soundbar, the Q-Symphony technology will let you use the TV’s built-in speakers as another channel. It has a powerful
Samsung 75-inch The Frame — $1,949, was $3,000
The Samsung Frame is a truly unique TV. When you’re not using it, you can display slideshows so crystal clear they look like framed pieces of art. The TV does this by having a very high quality QLED display, a matte setting and a mode that reduces glare on the screen. It’s very thin so it’s easily mountable on a wall, and you can customize the bezels to match the other framed artwork in your home.
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