With so many new shows to watch and football back, it’s time to upgrade your television (on the cheap, of course). Thankfully, Target has some amazing discounts on TVs right now worth checking out. Bright screens, large displays, and great color and contrast are what make these models stand out for us, much like when we put together our list of best TVs of 2024. So dive right in and check out the best TV deals at Target right now!
Samsung The Frame
55-Inch, QLED, 4K, Tizen OS
$1,299.99
at Target
$1,499.99
Save $200.00
When it comes to design, there is something pretty special about the Samsung The Frame given how it was built to serve both as TV and wall art. In our review of the Samsung The Frame TV, we appreciated the striking design and the matte screen that reduces glare and makes the paintings look even more real. We also enjoyed the color performance of this TV, appreciating how everything looked. The Art Mode is perhaps the most impressive part of the TV, allowing you to choose from thousands of digital designs and paintings, as well as your very own photos.
LG OLED B4
55-Inch, 4K, LG webOS
$1,299.99
at Target
$1,499.99
Save $200.00
The LG OLED B4 is a particularly great find for those who want great picture quality and gaming chops for a decent price. The B4 features an impressive 120Hz refresh rate, as well as Nvidia G-Sync, making it perfect for gamers. It also comes with Dolby Vision, Dolby Atmos, and a Filmmaker mode, so all your movie nights are simply perfect. The TV has super slim bezels, and when it’s ideal, you can even display your photos or artwork, acting as your very own gallery. While we didn’t review this exact model, we did have fun with the pricier version, namely the LG G4.
Vizio D-Series
40-Inch, 1080p, Vizio
$159.99
at Target
$169.99
Save $10.00
For anyone looking for an extremely affordable TV, the Vizio D-Series may be the perfect addition, delivering 1080p visuals and a 40-inch display. We reviewed the Vizio D40f-J09 and loved how inexpensive it was, as well as the fact that it delivers accurate SDR color straight away, without the need for extra calibration. Our expert also appreciated the presence of SmartCast. “SmartCast is particularly attractive because of the inclusion of both Apple AirPlay and Google Cast; between those two systems, you can send video to the TV from any Android or iOS smartphone, PC, or Mac. SmartCast is otherwise very light and simple, with no smart home control, voice assistant, voice search, or other advanced features,” according to our expert.
This 2024 release from Hisense is a great pick for a tighter budget. Given the price of the Hisense 50A7N, it’s surprising that this is 4K UHD, and yet here we are. The TV delivers great color and clear visuals. On top of this being a 4K display, it even comes with a built-in 4K AI upscale, which means that even if you’re watching lower-quality content, the TV will bring it to upgrade the images as much as possible. There’s even a game mode available for those who love turning on the gaming console and having fun. While we didn’t test this exact model, we did review various other Hisense TVs and had great things to say!
Recommended by Our Editors
TCL Class S5
65-Inch, 4K, Google TV
$389.99
at Target
$449.99
Save $60.00
Another awesome model that’s on sale right now is the TCL S5. Running on Google TV, this smart TV delivers bright 4K UHD images. The TV comes with built-in Dolby Atmos audio for great sound during your movie nights or gaming hours. When it comes to visuals, the TV has HDR PRO+ with Dolby Vision for great contrast and accurate colors. Again, while we didn’t review this exact model, we did test the TCL 55S517 which has similar specs but runs on Roku TV, and we found it’s a great TV.
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I have been a writer since 2006 when I covered various domains for local publications. In 2012, I started covering technology broadly and I’ve written thousands of articles since then. I’ve written social media and cybersecurity news, software and hardware reviews, streaming guides, how-tos, tech deals, and more. I have bylines in numerous publications, including MakeUseOf, Pocket-Lint, Android Police, How to Geek, XDA, Softpedia, as well as here at PCMag. When I’m not working, I like to spend time with my family, read, game, paint, listen to music, and run around after our many pets asking what it is they’re chewing on this time.
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