Score Incredible TV Deals Now: Prime Big Deal Days Kicks Off Early!

Well, well, well, look what we have here! Just when you thought you had to patiently wait until late November for the biggest savings event of the year, Amazon decided to throw us a curveball. That's right, folks, Prime Big Deal Days has actually started early this year – a whole day ahead of schedule, to be precise. And let me tell you, the deals rolling out, especially on televisions, are nothing short of phenomenal. We're talking prices that, in many cases, are already giving Black Friday a serious run for its money.

So, mark your calendars, or better yet, just start browsing now! While the main event officially kicks off on Tuesday, October 6th, and wraps up at 11:59 PM PT on Wednesday, October 7th (that's 2:59 AM ET on Thursday for our East Coast friends), those early bird specials are live as we speak. This isn't just a warm-up; it's the real deal, happening right now.

What's truly remarkable about this early wave of sales is the sheer quality and variety of TVs on offer. We're not just talking about some no-name brands here. Top players like Sony, LG, Samsung, Hisense, and even Amazon's own Ember line are all in the mix, slashing prices on some of their most sought-after models. It's a fantastic opportunity to upgrade your home entertainment setup without that familiar pang of buyer's remorse.

Let's dive into some specifics, shall we? If you've been dreaming of that incredible OLED picture quality, now might just be your moment. Take the Sony BRAVIA 6 65-inch OLED (K-65A60), for instance. Originally priced near two grand, it's now a cool $1,298. That's its lowest price in a month, and for a 65-inch OLED, that's genuinely tempting! And for those with a bit more wall space – and budget – the stunning LG 83-inch OLED evo C6 (2026) has seen a dramatic drop to $3,499.99 from its initial $5,299.99. We've seen it around $3,700 just a few months ago, so this is a significant step down.

But the OLED magic doesn't stop there. Samsung's got skin in the game too, with their 65-inch S85H OLED (2026) now going for $1,297.99 – a solid six-month low from its original $1,597.99. If you prefer a massive screen without necessarily springing for OLED, the Sony BRAVIA 3 II 85-inch (K-85XR30M2) is a real head-turner at $1,298, down from $1,599.99. That’s another six-month low, which, honestly, feels like a steal for an 85-inch TV from Sony.

Now, if you're looking for fantastic value without breaking the bank, Roku has some seriously compelling offers. Their 50-inch Select Series QLED (2026) is an absolute steal at just $199.99, a full $100 off its regular price and the lowest we've seen it in half a year. And for smaller spaces or a secondary screen, the Roku 32-inch Select Series is a mind-boggling $99.99. Yes, you read that right – under a hundred bucks! It was even $20 more just last August. Plus, Prime members can snag the Roku 65-inch Pro Series 4K OLED (2026) for $799.99, a nice chunk off its usual $1,199.99.

Don't overlook Hisense either! Their impressive 75-inch E7 Mini LED (75E7SF, 2026) is currently $674.97, already $23 below its previous rock-bottom price. Just a quick heads-up: some of these truly fantastic offers, like certain Hisense, Amazon Ember TVs, and the Roku 65-inch Pro Series OLED, might require an active Prime membership to unlock the full discount. So, if you're not already a member, now might be a great time to consider it.

But wait, there's more to your home theater than just the screen! Prime Big Deal Days also has some noteworthy deals on audio gear and streaming devices. For a truly immersive sound experience, the Sony BRAVIA Theater Trio (HT-A8), usually over two grand, is now $1,498. Or, for a more budget-friendly boost to your TV's sound, the Sony HT-S400 2.1ch Soundbar with Wireless Subwoofer is $198. While it dipped to $178 back in November 2024, $198 is still a very respectable price for what you get.

And let's not forget the tiny powerhouses that deliver all your content. The Amazon Fire TV Stick HD is a steal at $15.99, matching its June 13th price. Likewise, the Roku Streaming Stick HD with Voice Remote is just $19.99. While we did see it for $15 in November 2025, twenty bucks is still an excellent price for a capable streaming device.

Now, here's a little nugget of wisdom from someone who tracks these things: while many of these prices are indeed 'lowest recorded' in recent memory, some might have been marginally lower way back in time, like last Black Friday or even earlier in the year. The key takeaway, though, is that these are current excellent prices, available right now. Deals like these can vanish faster than a free cookie at an office party, so if you spot something you love, don't dither. Go check the listings, confirm the price, and grab it before it's gone! Happy shopping, everyone!