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Best Walmart Prime Day TV Sale: OLED, QLED and 4K for cheap

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While Amazon has officially signaled the end of Prime Day, there are still plenty of Prime Day deals leftover for the pickings. Among them are some impressive Prime Day TV deals, and they’re taking place at Walmart. Among the Walmart Prime Day TV deals remaining are some Sony Prime Day deals, Samsung Prime Day deals, Prime Day QLED TV deals, and Prime Day OLED TV deals to take a look at. We’ve gathered them all up below, so read onward for all of the Walmart Prime Day TV deals that remain.

Best Walmart Prime Day TV deal

Sony 77-inch Bravia XR A80L 4K OLED TV — $2,978, was $3,499

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OLED technology is best enjoyed on a large screen, so if you’re interested, you’re going to want to buy something like the 77-inch Sony Bravia XR A80L 4K OLED TV. It’s powered by Sony’s  Cognitive Processor XR that delivers natural colors, detailed blacks, and high peak brightness, and it runs on the Google TV platform to let you watch streaming shows and movies. It’s also perfect for the PlayStation 5 as it offers exclusive features to make the console’s gameplay even more memorable. It’s on sale from Walmart for Prime Day for $2,978, for savings of $521 on its original price of $3,499, and every penny will be worth it.

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How to choose a TV from Walmart on Prime Day

When buying a new TV, there’s a lot to consider. That goes for whether you’re buying from Walmart or elsewhere. For Walmart specific advice though, we recommend that the TV you’re buying comes direct from the retailer rather than via a third-party seller. That way, you can be guaranteed to receive what you’ve ordered without any risk of a mistake.

The next step is to consider what you can afford. TVs are available in a wide range of different budgets with very cheap TVs available for bedrooms or dens but also some high-end examples which are perfect for a home cinema room. Think about what you can afford as well as how you plan on using the TV. Additionally, think about what size TV you need. You might be able to afford a huge 85-inch model but have you got the room available to fit it in? No one wants a living room heavily restricted by a TV which simply gets in the way of everything and you don’t want to be forced to sit too close to your TV either.

Once you’ve figured all that out, it’s time to consider which of the best TV brands to buy from. We’ve mostly exclusively featured all the best TV brands here because that’s how much we like them. If you’re looking for something high-end, focus on LG, Sony, and Samsung. Cheaper TVs are great from any of these as well as Hisense and TCL.

Tied into the price, you should also think about if you want a QLED TV or a OLED TV. Both have advantages and are great if you’re an avid movie watcher or love playing games.

Ideally, you want to get something that features in our look at the best TVs but that’s going to involve investing a lot. Still, it’s a good starting point if you simply want the best around. Once you’ve figured out your budget and why you need a new TV, you’re all set to focus on the best ones you can afford.

How we chose these Walmart Prime Day TV deals

We spend every day of the year looking for great TV deals. We often check Walmart because it’s one of the best retailers for TV deals meaning we know the landscape and we know what to expect. We seek out the cheapest prices at Walmart but we’re not fooled by incremental discounts as we know what the prices are usually like. That means we only feature the deals that are truly worth your money — not ones that are keen to wrap you up in Prime Day excitement.

Besides focusing on cheap TV deals, we also look for high quality. We only feature TVs here that we would recommend to others or that we would buy for ourselves. You can trust all the brands included here and also know that you’re buying good quality technology rather than anything that’s too outdated for most people.

Acknowledging that different people have different budgets, we arrange everything in price order so you can easily look at a glance for what works for you. We also update regularly so if a new and awesome deal appears, we’ll make sure you’re the first to know about it, assuming you’ve bookmarked this page.

Good Walmart Prime Day TV deals are only good if it’s a TV worth owning and one that is priced well. We never lose sight of that.

Jennifer Allen
Jennifer Allen is a technology writer with over 15 years of experience in the field. During that time, she's spent the past…
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