The best TV deals to expect for Amazon Prime Day October 2024

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If you’ve been waiting to upgrade your aging telly, Amazon’s next Prime Day sale is just around the corner, meaning you’ll soon be able to pick up a glorious new 4K OLED TV at a bargain price.

Amazon’s October sale, which is officially called Prime Big Deal Days (a mouthful, so everyone just shortens it to Prime Day) is the ecommerce giant’s third big sale of the year. As well as TVs, Amazon always discounts laptops and top tech from Apple, plus home appliances, including dehumidifiers and heated clothes airers.

A two-day sale exclusive to Amazon’s Prime members, I’m expecting to see Amazon slash the price of its very own range of big-screen Fire TVs, but super-popular OLED sets from LG, Samsung, Toshiba, Panasonic, Hisense and more should also see hefty savings. I’m rounding up everything you need to know about Amazon’s next October Prime Day sale, and what TV deals you can expect.   

If you’re in the market for a new TV, Amazon’s Prime Big Deal Days begins at midnight on 7 October 2024, and runs right through to 11:59pm on 8 October 2024, giving you two full days to shop the discounts.

Just like Amazon Prime Day in July, the Prime Big Deal Days sale will only be available for Amazon Prime members, meaning you’ll need a subscription if you want to get a deal on TVs during the two-day event.

An Amazon Prime membership costs £8.99 a month or £95 for a year. Signing up couldn’t be easier, all you need to do is go to the Amazon Prime landing page and enter your details.

Savvy shoppers who don’t have a Prime subscription yet will want to sign up for a 30-day free trial any time from now. It’ll get you access to the sale. Anyone who hasn’t been a Prime member in the past 12 months is eligible to sign up for the trial.

If I were to hazard a guess, I can (almost) guarantee that this Prime Day, discounts on Amazon’s series of Fire TVs will be there. The company’s flagship Omni QLED TV usually sees discounts of up to 50 per cent every time there’s a sale, as well as more mid-range and entry-level TVs like the Amazon Fire 2-Series and Fire TV 4-Series.

I’m also expecting to see discounts on LG’s C3 and B3 line-up, which are its best OLED TVs. They’re usually still fairly pricey, but any discount on one of the best tellies is a really good find. Amazon also typically discounts Samsung’s entry-level models, so I’d watch out for deals on those too.

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Reduced by 31 per cent, you can save over £200 on Amazon’s Fire TV 55in Omni QLED series 4K model right now. For vibrant, clear and crisp pictures, you can’t go wrong with the Amazon Fire TV. Thanks to QLED technology you can expect all your favourite movies and shows to be leaping off the screen with vivid lifelike colours. This TV is, however, more than just a pretty picture. It’s made for streaming so you will have total easy access to all your favourite subscriptions from Netflixand Disney Plus to, of course, Amazon Prime Video and many more.

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I usually recommend shopping around for deals on TVs from 2023, but this £650 saving on the 2024 edition of LG’s B series set is too good to ignore. The 55in LG B4 offers a more responsive processor, a brighter display and a set of four HDMI 2.1 ports, making it ideal for gamers with multiple consoles.

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There’s a £200 saving on this already cheap 43in Hisense TV. An LED set launched in 2023, the A6KT supports HDR10 and Dolby Vision for improved contrast and detail during darker scenes. Built-in Alexa means you can control smart speakers around the home and use voice commands to play music, movies and TV shows on demand.

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