Prices drop on Prime Day. But on closer inspection, not all offerings are worth the hype. That is also the case for 4K TV, which are now heavily discounted. Here are the best bargains.
LG OLED CS9: the price-performance tip for the lowest price
The LG OLEDCS9 offers a lot of quality for relatively little money. As part of the Prime Big Deal Days, the 55-inch (139 centimeter) OLED television is available for only 899 euros. The CS9 has never been cheaper in this size.
The LG OLED CS9 has a very strong screen 120Hz and excellent color contrast thanks to OLED technology. Four HDMI 2.1 inputs offer many options for fast gaming. The 4K TV also has a very good anti-reflective coating and can be loud Hifi.de In terms of image quality, it can even keep up with the more expensive LG OLED C2.
So if you are looking for an OLED TV with an excellent price-performance ratio, you should take a closer look at the CS9. For 899 euros Basically you can’t go wrong.
Samsung QN85C: New low price on Prime Day
The brand new one Samsung QN85C is three times cheaper: even without a discount, it is one of the cheapest Neo-QLED TVs, is designed to be particularly energy-efficient and is also discounted on Prime Day. The 55-inch version is currently available for a new low price of only 999 euros.
As is typical of Neo-QLED, the Samsung QN85C offers one excellent peak brightness, high contrast, very good anti-reflective coating and very high viewing angle stability. In addition, there is relatively good sound and low power consumption for a 4K television.
As is typical for Samsung, the QN85C has to do without the Dolby Vision HDR format. If you can live with it, you can get one for less than $1,000 very well equipped premium television.
Philips Ambilight TV OLED 807 and Sony X80L: smaller 4K TVs for rock-bottom prices
In addition to the Samsung QN85C and the LG OLED CS9, the Sony X80L* and the Philips OLED807* available at rock bottom prices. However, these are smaller models: the Sony is 43 inches (109 centimeters) long, the Philips is 48 inches (122 centimeters).
As an Ambilight TV, the Philips OLED 807 is a special eye-catcher in the home cinema and supports the two HDR formats HDR10+ and Dolby Vision – the big manufacturers can’t keep up. This further strengthens the already very good image. A disadvantage is the complicated settings menu.
The Sony X80L is part of the company’s current TV line and scores with a good picture including high viewing angle stability, many streaming options and an overall value for your money. However, the LCD television offers “only” 60 Hz and a relatively low contrast.
LG, Sony and Samsung: more good 4K TVs on Prime Day
In addition to the 4K TVs mentioned, there are other good offers on the Prime Big Deal Days. That’s how it is LG OLED G2* At 55 inches, it has been considerably reduced in size compared to last year’s flagship and costs only 1,249 euros. If you need a larger screen diagonal, go for it Samsung Q60C* with QLED display with a gigantic 85 inches (216 centimeters) for 1,899 euros. It offers the same size Sony X80L* for 1,799 euros.
The two 75-inch TVs (190 centimeters) are slightly smaller. Sony X81K* for 1,049 euros and Samsung Q70C* for 1,599 euros. If you are looking for a cheap branded TV, then you can consider this Samsung Q60C* with 50 inches (127 centimeters) for 579 euros. If you want a small OLED television, we recommend the LG OLED C2 with 48 inches for 888 euros.
Especially that one LG OLED G2 stands out from the offer. Because the premium OLED tops many best lists and is only beaten by the current flagships of major manufacturers such as LG OLED G3 and Samsung S95C. However, these are also considerably more expensive than the G2.