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The best 4K TV deals from Amazon Prime Day

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Amazon’s annual sale Prime Day is now in full swing. But this year, television deals seem a bit sparse, with only a handful of discounts worth considering at the moment. It should be noted that Amazon is also staggering some of the deals out, so at different hours of the day, more should go live.

A Toshiba-made Fire TV Edition is featured, but Amazon is also sneaking in deals from companies like Sony and TCL. These aren't necessarily the best sets available from either company, but you're getting good savings on TVs that many might consider perfectly fine. Check back here as we head through day one of Prime Day and update this post regularly with more deals.

We’re rounding up all of the best Amazon Prime Day deals in a running list here. Check back as the day progresses!



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