The Best Super Bowl Tv Deals (2026)

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Are you buying snacks for your big party this coming Sunday, but keep looking over at your tiny TV with disdain? You’re in luck, because it’s common practice for manufacturers to drop prices on some of our favorite televisions in the lead-up to the Super Bowl. I’ve scoured our coverage for the best televisions that are sure to impress your friends without breaking your snack budget.

While you’re considering an upgrade for your football watching setup, most screens have built-in speakers that are pretty underwhelming, so it’s worth checking out some of our favorite soundbars. You’ll thank me when the halftime show starts. You may also want to consider an upgraded streaming device or Roku to make sure there’s no buffering with seconds on the clock.

• TCL QM6K

  

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  TCL

  QM6K QLED

  $530

  Amazon

  $650 $530 (18% off)

  Walmart

  $1,000 $650 (35% off)

  Best Buy

  The QM6K is one of our favorite televisions, even at its full price of around $1,000 for the 65-inch version. While it isn’t the absolute brightest screen, it makes up for it with impressive contrast, excellent color accuracy, and accurate dimming across the entire panel. Best Buy has it marked down to just $530 ahead of this weekend, close to a 50 percent discount and one of the better offers I’ve spotted for this very desirable television.

  Specs
  Display type	QLED/mini-LED
  Refresh Rate	Native 120 Hz (up to 4K@144Hz)
  HDR Support	Dolby Vision, HDR10/10+, HLG
  Connections/Gaming	HDMI 2.1 (x2), HDMI 2.0 (x2); VRR, ALLM
  Smarts	Google TV

• Vizio 4K Series

  

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  Vizio

  4K TV (V4K55M-0801)

  $328 $237 (28% off)

  Walmart

  If you aren’t frequently having folks over to watch sports or otherwise, the wallet-friendly Vizio 4K series is a great option for occasional viewing. It doesn’t have the same impressive black levels or high refresh rates level you’ll find on more expensive screens, but that doesn’t matter too much if you’re just trying to take in the halftime show with some friends. Walmart has it marked down to just $237 for the 55-inch model, cheap enough to spare your snack budget.

  Specs
  Display type	LED
  Refresh Rate	60 Hz
  HDR Support	Dolby Vision, HDR10/10+, HLG
  Connections/Gaming	HDMI 2.0 (x3), VRR, ALLM
  Smarts	Vizio SmartCast

• Roku Pro Series QLED

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  Roku

  Pro Series QLED TV (2025)

  $1,200 $798 (34% off)

  Amazon

  $1,200 $998 (17% off)

  Walmart

  While you might know Roku from its popular streaming devices, the brand also makes a pretty decent television. In addition to the uniformly bright panel, the Roku Pro Series TVs excel at usability, with great features voice controls, an easy-to-navigate UI, and even a feature that causes noise to emit from the remote, in case you lose it in the couch cushions. Amazon has the 65-inch version listed for $798, a healthy $400 discount from the usual price.

  Specs
  Display type	QLED/mini-LED
  Refresh Rate	Native 120 Hz
  HDR Support	Dolby Vision, HDR10/10+, HLG
  Connections/Gaming	HDMI 2.1 (x2), HDMI 2.0 (x2); VRR, ALLM
  Smarts	Roku OS

• LG C4 OLED

  

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  LG

  C4 OLED

  $1,177

  Amazon

  $1,999 $1,169 (42% off)

  Walmart

  If you’re using this as an excuse to upgrade to an more premium panel, we recommend the LG C4 OLED. It’s an impressive screen, with sky-high brightness and vivid colors, plus full support for Dolby Vision. It’s just as good for playing games as it is for watching them, with up to 144-Hz refresh at 4K, and a full set of four HDMI 2.1 inputs. I spotted it at Walmart for $1,169, about a $125 price break. That’s not the biggest discount in the world, but it offers a more impressive image than some of our other picks.

  Specs
  Display type	OLED
  Refresh Rate	120 Hz (up to 4K@144 Hz)
  HDR Support	Dolby Vision, HDR10, HLG
  Connections/Gaming	HDMI 2.1 (x4), VRR, ALLM
  Smarts	LG webOS

• Hisense U75QG

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  Hisense

  U75QG QLED

  $914 $578 (37% off)

  Amazon (55-inch)

  $798

  Amazon

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  Walmart

  If brightness is the biggest selling point for your new televisions, take a look at the Hisense U75QG. It has great bloom control to keep that brightness in check without any unfortunate halos or blotches. Quantum dots contribute to incredible colors, perfect for spotting cleats against grass on tight catches, but it suffers from some off-angle weirdness, so best to keep your party confined to the couch. Amazon currently has it listed for $578, a $336 discount.

  Specs
  Display type	QLED/mini-LED
  Refresh Rate	120 Hz (up to 4K@165 Hz)
  HDR Support	Dolby Vision, HDR10/10+, HLG
  Connections/Gaming	HDMI 2.1 (x4); VRR, ALLM
  Smarts	Google TV

• TCL QM8K

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  TCL

  QM8K QLED

  $1,500 $1,000 (33% off)

  Best Buy

  $1,500 $998 (33% off)

  Amazon

  With incredible colors and nearly invisible bezels, the TCL QM8K is a great pick for anyone who wants to keep hosting playoff parties next season. It has a super-wide viewing angle, which is great news if you have a lot of friends and a big couch. Even if you don’t have a dedicated soundbar, the Bang & Olufsen speakers have a better punch than most built-in offerings, and Google TV is the easiest interface to use. Best Buy has the QM8K marked down to $1,000 for the 65-inch model, a $500 discount.

  Specs
  Display type	QLED/mini-LED
  Refresh Rate	120 Hz (up to 4K@144 Hz)
  HDR Support	Dolby Vision, HDR10/10+, HLG
  Connections/Gaming	HDMI 2.1 (x2), HDMI 2.0 (x2); VRR, ALLM
  Smarts	Google TV

• Sony Bravia 9

  

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  Sony

  Bravia 9 QLED

  $2,198 $1,998 (9% off)

  Amazon

  $2,998 $1,998 (33% off)

  Walmart

  $3,000 $2,000 (33% off)

  Best Buy

  This bright and punchy screen from Sony is one of the best mini LED TVs we’ve laid eyes on. It has a super clear and detailed picture, plus awesome colors that will make the field and the uniforms really pop. If you want to get nerdy with it, there are extra settings for motion and smoothing to help get those instant replays looking perfect. It didn’t get the biggest discount this time around, but Amazon has the 65-inch Bravia 9 for $1,998, about a $200 price break.

  Specs
  Display type	QLED/mini-LED
  Refresh Rate	120 Hz
  HDR Support	Dolby Vision, HDR10, HLG
  Connections/Gaming	HDMI 2.1 (x2), HDMI 2.0 (x2); VRR, ALLM
  Smarts	Google TV

• Samsung S90F

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  Samsung

  S90F QD-OLED TV

  $1,698 $1,398 (18% off)

  Amazon

  Shop at

  Walmart

  $2,500 $1,400 (44% off)

  Samsung

  Samsung’s latest and greatest OLED screen sports some incredible features, with natural and vibrant colors, impressive contrast, and some of the widest viewing angles for the category. Tizen OS is also much more smooth and competent than before, which is great news if you prefer to keep things simple. While it isn’t quite as bright as some of our other picks, it’s still a captivating option for cheering on your team. You can pick up the S90F directly from Samsung, with the 65-inch version marked down from $1,400 to just $1,100.

  Specs
  Display type	QD-OLED
  Refresh Rate	120 Hz (Up to 144Hz)
  HDR Support	OLED HDR+
  Connections/Gaming	HDMI 2.1 (x4); VRR
  Smarts	Tizen OS

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Brad Bourque is a contributor for WIRED with a focus on computing hardware and peripherals. He’s a lifelong Oregonian and an avid Portland Thorns and Timbers supporter. On his days off, you can find him riding his ebike around Portland or taking his dog to the park. … Read More

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