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This story is part of the Digital Trends Prime Day 2026 coverage

Cue up your favorite Netflix series—the LG C4 OLED , a 65-inch marvel that usually comes with a hefty $2,700 price tag, is now on sale for just $1,497 during Prime Big Deal Days. That’s a whopping 45% savings on what might just be the best TV you can get without blowing your entire tech budget. After putting this OLED TV through its paces, we’re convinced it deserves a spot in everyone’s living room.

Here’s why we’re obsessed with the LG C4 OLED — and why there’s no better time than Prime Big Deal Days to snag this all-around awesome TV.

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Why We Love the LG C4 OLED (On Sale for 45% Off!)

The LG C4 OLED is a crowd favorite, and after our hands-on experience, it’s clear why.

This sleek, ultra-thin OLED delivers jaw-dropping HDR color accuracy, mesmerizing brightness, instant pixel response time, and those signature perfect blacks that OLEDs are famous for. The picture quality isn’t just good—it’s impressive, especially for the price (under $1,500 right now!). If there was a TV designed for binge-watching “Planet Earth” or losing yourself in an epic movie, this is it. And with its accurate default settings, you can get supremely excellent viewing quality the moment you take it out of the box.

A Fantastic TV for Gamers, too

The LG C4 OLED isn’t just great for film buffs, though. With powerful processing, super-low input lag, and processes to reduce the risk of burn-in, this is a TV gamers will love, too. “The C4 is just rock-solid, reliable, and impressive. It’s gorgeous. I wish everyone could have one. It’s just that good,” says Caleb Denison, editor at large at Digital Trends, in his review.

Overall, it’s a compelling mix of features and quality you can’t find in another TV at this tier. Denison goes on to say, “It has perfect blacks, excellent color, instant pixel response time, powerful processing, solid upscaling, and excellent gaming performance. I really do wish that everyone could have this TV in their home — and I think that’s one of the best compliments I can pay a TV.”

Don’t miss this deal on the LG C4 OLED

If your TV is starting to show its age, Amazon Big Deal Days (October 8-9) is your perfect excuse to level up with the LG C4 OLED. For less than $1,500, you can score a serious upgrade in picture quality—think vibrant colors, inky blacks, and crystal-clear detail. It’s a rare chance to get premium tech without paying premium prices and trust us, your eyes (and your wallet) will thank you.

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