Prime Day Early Access TV Deals FAQs
What is Amazon Prime Early Access Sale (Amazon Prime Early Access Sale)?
Amazon Prime Early Access Sale (aka Prime Early Access Sale) is a new shopping event that gives Prime members “early access” to holiday deals. It’s basically a second Prime Day. Members-only deals began on October 11, and will continue through Wednesday, October 12.
Are there any requirements to become a Prime member in order to get the deals?
Amazon Prime Early Access Sale is similar to Prime Day. It’s only for Prime members. Amazon PrimeIt costs $15 per month or $139 annually; new members can get a 30-day free trial.
Are you looking for the best time to purchase a new TV?
Prime Early Access is a great time to purchase a TV. Cyber Monday and Black Friday traditionally offer the largest discounts. But, we are seeing amazing all-time low prices for Prime Early Access TVs, including up to $1500 on select models.
If you spot a display you like at a low price right now, we recommend you grab it. However, if you miss any major deals, it’s probable that similar discounts will again pop up on Black Friday.
What should I spend on a television?
The price of TVs varies depending on what performance level you choose and how big they are.
You should not spend more than $500 if you are looking for an entry-level TV that you can use for casual viewing. Although they don’t have advanced features, budget-friendly 4K TVs with 65 inch resolutions are available for less than $500. Smaller models can be purchased for as low as $100.
A mid-range TV with advanced contrast and color features is a good choice. You can spend anywhere from $550 to $1200. TCL, Vizio, Hisense and Vizio offer solid high-dynamic range (HDR), 55-inch and 65-inch displays with local dimming, quantum dots, and excellent color performance.
Buyers who are looking for the best image quality and the most elegant design features can expect to spend between $1,500-$2,500 for a 65 inch display. This price range includes flagship sets from Samsung, LG and Sony.
