Prime Day 2018 TV deals including 4K HDR and Full HD TVs

Buying a new TV is no easy feat. It becomes even more complicated when you have a budget to work to, which is why knowing where to get a great TV deal from is so important.

Prime Day 2018 TV deals including 4K HDR and Full HD TVs

Thankfully, we’ve compiled a list of the absolute best TV deals you’ll find this Amazon Prime Day.

To save you time sifting through pages upon pages of deals across Amazon, we’ve done it for you. Below you’ll find the best Prime Day TV deals there are on Amazon, pulling out our own favourite deal too. It’s worth remembering that the widgets on this page don’t reflect the Prime Day prices, so click through to get the offer price.

Remember, to take part in any of the Amazon Prime Day savings you need to be a member of Amazon Prime!

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Our favourite Amazon Prime Day TV deal

Philips 50 in 4K Ultra-HD HDR Smart TV with Freeview Play (Was £600, now £420)

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This 50in 4K Philips TV is an absolute steal at £420. Not only is it the 2018 model, so actually very new, you’re saving a huge amount off its asking price and only paying a slither more than the 43in TV for a whole lot more TV. If 50in isn’t big enough for you, a 55in and 65in TV options are available but they don’t represent quite as good value.

The best Amazon Prime Day TV deals: 4K HDR TV deals

1. Toshiba 49in 4K Ultra-HD HDR LED TV with Freeview Play (was £469, now £349.99)

Toshiba 4K TVs are solid screens for those wanting a 4K TV at a pocket-friendly price. For those wanting to save even more money, you can pick up the 43in model for under £300, which is an absolute steal for a 4K TV from a reputable manufacturer. Those looking for something a bit bigger can snap up a 55in model for under £400, which isn’t bad either.

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2. Philips 55in 4K Ultra-HD HDR OLED TV with Freeview HD (was £1,499, now £1,199)

OLED TV’s are the ultimate way to get a truly clear and crisp picture. In 4K, with HDR, you won’t find a better panel out there than an OLED one, which makes this 55in 4K HDR OLED TV from Philips an absolute steal at £1,200. You’ll also get Freeview HD, 30w speakers and Ambilight built in.

3. Hisense 50in 4K Ultra-HD TV with Freeview Play (was £479, now £369)

Chinese manufacturer Hisense has been making a name for itself by producing some excellent TVs and panels at excellent prices. This 50in panel is no different, at £369 you’re getting a competent 4K HDR TV with Freeview Play for a steal.

4. LG 65in 4K HDR LED TV with Freeview Play (was £1,199.99 now £799.99)

LG’s TVs have been king of 4K panels for a long time – as reflected in their high prices. However, for Prime Day, Amazon has slashed the price of its 49in and 65in 4K HDR LED TVs. Now, for just £50 more than 49in model you can snap up LG’s 65in model. That’s a lot of inches for just a bit more money. Not bad at all.

Also available in 49in for £749.99

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5. Sony Bravia 49in 4K HDR Smart TV (was £479, now £399)

Sony Bravia sets are, in short, fantastic. For under £400 you can pick up a 49in model of Sony’s great 4K HDR panel supported by Sony’s own Smart TV infrastructure. You can also record programmes easily by just plugging in a hard drive and selecting a show via Sony’s own in-TV menu. There’s also a 55in model on offer, but that’ll set you back an extra £90, so it’s up to you how much you value an extra six inches.

Best Amazon Prime Day TV deals: Deals on HD TVs

1. Panasonic 32in 720p TV with Freeview HD (was £229, now £145)

2. Sony Bravia 32in HD Ready TV with HDR (was £370, now £195)

3. Sony Bravia 50in Full HD TV with Freeview Play (was £649, now £489)

Non-Amazon Prime Day TV deals: TV bargains from elsewhere

1. LG 49in 4K UHD HDR LED TV (was £649, now £449) – Enter TV200 at checkout to get deal

2. Samsung 50in 4K UHD TV with Freeview HD (was £450, now £415)

3. Philips 50in 4K HDR TV with Freeview HD (was £550, now £450)

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