From LG OLEDs to Samsung QLEDs and Hisense Mini LED sets, Memorial Day 2026 already brings major TV markdowns—some cutting prices by 35% to 50% and more.
Memorial Day arrives Monday, May 25, 2026—but the TV deals have started landing weeks early. Retailers including Amazon and Best Buy are advertising discounts that can run from hundreds to thousands of dollars across top-tier sets from brands such as Samsung and LG. along with options that sit lower on the price ladder like Mini LED and QLED TVs.
The lineup is heavy on OLED and high-end contrast tech. One of the standout discounts is on an LG flagship OLED TV with a gallery-style design: its current price is $2. 200. down from a regular price of $3. 400 (35% off). The TV is described as using an OLED panel for signature OLED picture quality. with virtual surround sound featuring Dolby Atmos. plus a dedicated Filmmaker Mode for streaming movies and shows as they were meant to be seen.
Another premium OLED pick is the Sony Bravia 8 II. The current price is $2,300, down from a regular price of $2,600 (12% off). The deal description emphasizes accurate colors and sharp contrast, along with support for hundreds of apps including Netflix and HBOMax, plus built-in voice controls.
If you want high refresh rates without going full flagship, the Hisense U8QG is listed at $1,200, reduced from $2,200 (50% off). It’s positioned as a mid-range Mini LED TV with crisp 4K resolution, bold colors, and sharp contrast. The spec callout includes a native 165Hz refresh rate for smoother motion for live sports. movies. and video games. with support to boost to 288Hz using AMD FreeSync Premium Pro VRR.
At the higher end of Mini LED brightness and zoning, the TCL QM8K is shown at $3,000, down from $5,000 (40% off). The listing highlights built-in voice controls. maximum brightness of 5. 000 nits. 3. 800 dimming zones for ultra-sharp contrast. and a 144Hz refresh rate for live sports. action movies. and console gaming.
OLED deals also continue with LG’s previous flagship, the LG C5 OLED. The current price is $1,300, down from $2,700 (48% off). The description says it still brings signature picture quality. supports both Dolby Atmos and Dolby Vision. includes a 144Hz refresh rate. and supports both Nvidia G-Sync and AMD FreeSync Premium VRR.
Samsung’s premium QLED option is priced at $2,300, down from $4,500 (49% off) for the Samsung flagship QLED TV. The deal details focus on virtual surround sound via both Dolby Atmos and object-tracking sound. with immersive audio that follows on-screen action. It also includes cloud gaming via Xbox GamePass. and a 165Hz refresh rate for smooth motion in movies and live sports.
A step back in generation, but still treated as a strong option, is the Samsung S95F. It’s listed at $2,998, down from $4,298 (30% off). The listing says it offers excellent OLED picture quality, object-tracking sound, a 120Hz refresh rate, and AMD FreeSync Premium VRR support for console gaming.
Not everyone is shopping for the newest flagship panel. A Sony Bravia 2 II deal leans budget-friendly: the current price is $800, down from $900 (11% off) for a 75-inch TV. The features listed include 4K resolution. a 60Hz refresh rate. HDR10 support. and exclusive VRR features for gaming on the PS5 console.
Outside the headline OLED and Mini LED picks. the early Memorial Day deals also include a mix of value sets and streaming add-ons. The Toshiba C350 65-inch is priced at $265 (save $265). described as a budget-friendly smart TV using the Fire TV platform for access to the entire Prime Video library. built-in Alexa voice controls. and support for both Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos.
An Amazon Fire TV Stick 4K Plus is listed at $30 (save $20). It’s described as a plug-and-play way to turn any TV into a Fire TV, with support for hundreds of streaming apps, Wi-Fi 6, and Alexa voice controls.
Hisense Canvas TV 75-inch is listed at $1,500 (save $1,000), presented as a competitor to Samsung’s The Frame with a gallery-inspired design, a dedicated art mode, a matte display, and a 144Hz refresh rate.
TCL’s Q6 98-inch is priced at $1,398 (save $1,601). The description calls it one of the most affordable 98-inch screens and lists Dolby Vision support, VRR for console gaming, a 120Hz refresh rate, and high-performance speakers by Onkyo.
For shoppers who want a hub rather than a separate device, a Fire TV Cube is listed at $110 (save $30). The deal description says it combines both a smart speaker and streaming stick into a single unit, positioned as a central hub for an Alexa-based smart home.
Toshiba Z670 100-inch is listed at $2,300 (save $1,700). The listing describes it as cinema-sized, with a 144Hz refresh rate, Dolby Vision IQ and Dolby Atmos support, and a built-in subwoofer for deep bass meant to bring movie soundtracks to life.
Finally, there’s an Insignia QF Series 55-inch deal at $210 (save $190). It’s aimed at Fire TV users, with support for Apple AirPlay, a 60Hz refresh rate, and support for both Dolby Vision HDR and Dolby Atmos.
Taken together. the offers form a clear range: some shoppers can chase deep cuts on OLED—like the LG at $2. 200 from $3. 400 (35% off) or the Samsung QLED at $2. 300 from $4. 500 (49% off)—while others can move up to larger sizes or higher refresh rates with Mini LED models like Hisense’s U8QG at 50% off. And for anyone not ready to replace the TV they already have. the early promotions include streaming devices like the Amazon Fire TV Stick 4K Plus at $30 and a Fire TV Cube at $110. designed to upgrade what’s already on the wall.
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So the OLED is like half off basically or what? My cousin said the prices are fake lol.
I saw the LG one at $2,200?? That seems too good, like they’re gonna charge $300 for delivery or some warranty thing. Also “Dolby Atmos” doesn’t mean it’ll sound good in my living room anyway.
165Hz is pointless if you don’t have a PS5 or gaming PC, right? I swear these articles just list numbers. Like 288Hz boost sounds made up to me, but I guess people buy it for sports.
Memorial Day deals started already? That means summer’s gonna be crazy with all the sales and scams. Best Buy always changes the price after you click, so I don’t trust “down from $3,400.” I just wait til the actual Monday and hope it’s still there.