The best Memorial Day TV deals 2022 are blockbuster hits—shop Samsung, LG and TCL

Jon Winkler, Reviewed
·5 min read
Upgrade your home movie night with these Memorial Day TV deals from TCL, Samsung and LG.
Upgrade your home movie night with these Memorial Day TV deals from TCL, Samsung and LG.

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For movie nights or streaming your favorite sports, a high-quality TV can make your entertainment truly unforgettable. With Memorial Day 2022 coming up, we found all the best TV deals you can score today from major retailers. We've tried and tested many TVs to find the best screens from the likes of Samsung, LG and TCL—shop the best TV deals on these brands below.

The best Memorial Day TV deals you can shop

Here are our top five favorite Memorial Day TV deals you can shop for right now, including a compact screen from TCL and the all-around best of the best from LG.

  1. TCL 32-Inch 3 Series Class 720P HD LED Roku Smart TV at Walmart for $149 (Save $50.99)

  2. TCL 55-Inch Class 5-Series 4K UHD Dolby Vision HDR QLED Roku Smart TV at Best Buy for $449.99 (Save $100)

  3. Samsung 43-Inch Class Neo QLED QN90A Series 4K UHD Quantum HDR Smart TV at Amazon for $797.99 (Save $200)

  4. LG 55-Inch OLED G1 Series Alexa Built-In 4K Smart evo TV at B&H for $1,396.99 (Save $600)

  5. LG 77-Inch OLED C1 Series Alexa Built-In 4K Smart TV at Amazon for $2,596.99 (Save $1,203)

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Whether you’re shopping for something to make your gaming experience better or want to shop for a screen without breaking the bank, there are plenty of fantastic TVs on sale right now. They vary in size, price and features so you can find just the right one to fit your home this year.

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You can take a peek at all the best Memorial Day TV deals on Reviewed-approved screens and more below.

Memorial Day 2022: Shopping guide

The best Samsung TV Memorial Day deals

Samsung makes high-quality tech across plenty of categories and its TVs are no exception. One of our favorites from the brand is the Samsung QN90A, which you can get at Amazon in a 43-inch size for $200 off at $797.99. We named the QN90A as the best TV for bright rooms thanks to its Neo QLED display technology that makes a brighter, more color-rich picture with tight contrast control. Its sleek design also makes it a stylish centerpiece for your living room.

The best TCL TV Memorial Day deals

We've found TCL TVs to be some of the most affordable TVs on the market. The best the brand has to offer is the TCL 5-Series, available in a 55-inch model at Best Buy for $449.99—a $100 discount from its $549.99 list price. Our testers found the 5-Series offered deep black levels and decent contrast for such an affordable TV. It also comes with a smart platform from Roku (our favorite streaming device) that offers a user-friendly interface and speedy performance.

The best LG TV Memorial Day deals

LG has one really big feather in its cap: the OLED C1 Series 4K Smart TV, the best TV we've ever tested. The C1 offers amazing colors and incredible contrast in its images with perfect black levels and stellar highlights. It comes with four HDMI 2.1 inputs that support 4K resolution at 120fps, making it a great TV for gamers and cinephiles alike. Ahead of Memorial Day 2022, you can get a 77-inch model of it at Amazon for 32% off at $2,599.99.

When is Memorial Day 2022?

This year, Memorial Day will be observed on Monday, May 30. While many of the holiday sales have already started, most (if not all) of our favorite TV deals are expected to run through Memorial Day, or even the day after.

When do Memorial Day TV sales start?

You don't have to wait long to score Memorial Day savings on TVs (and more). While some sales start the week before the holiday, plenty of others are already live. In fact, we saw some Memorial Day deals start in late April, nearly a month before the holiday. While some sales may start early, many last throughout Memorial Day itself. Don't wait long though, as some TV deals may change leading up to the holiday.

Where can you shop the best Memorial Day TV deals?

Since TVs are essential for any home, you can find screens on sale at a variety of outlets. Not only are discounts available on the brand's websites themselves, like Samsung for instance, but tons of retailers from Amazon and Walmart to B&H Photo have discounts on quality screens. Some of those discounts can be found on the best TVs we've ever tested, including ones that are best for your budget and best for your gaming console.

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