65-Inch TV prices, compared
The 65-inch TVs people shop for most, from OLED to mini-LED, with last year’s models below for as long as stores still have them. TV list prices are set high and rarely charged — on the day we added this page, LG, Samsung and TCL were all selling these sets well under list on their own stores — so the useful comparison is shop against shop. Every price is for the 65-inch size and is dated with the last time we read it on the retailer’s own page.
At a glance
| Model | List price | Lowest now | Where |
|---|---|---|---|
| LG C6 OLED (65-inch, OLED65C6PUA) | $2699.99 | $1399.99 | Best Buy |
| LG B6 OLED (65-inch, OLED65B6AUA) | $1999.99 | $1299.99 | Best Buy |
| Samsung S90H OLED (65-inch, QN65S90HAEXZA) | $2699.99 | $1499.99 | Best Buy |
| Sony Bravia 8 II (65-inch, K-65XR80M2) | $3299.99 | $2499.99 | Best Buy |
| TCL QM8L (65-inch, 65QM8L) | $2499.99 | $1199.99 | Best Buy |
| TCL QM7L (65-inch, 65QM7L) | $1499.99 | $999.99 | Best Buy |
Price changes since our previous check
- TCL QM7L (65-inch, 65QM7L) at Best Buy: $1499.99 → $999.99 (Oct 16 → )
- TCL QM8L (65-inch, 65QM8L) at Walmart: $1298.00 → $1698.00 (Oct 16 → )
- Sony Bravia 8 II (65-inch, K-65XR80M2) at Best Buy: $2799.99 → $2499.99 (Oct 16 → )
- LG C6 OLED (65-inch, OLED65C6PUA) at Best Buy: $1499.99 → $1399.99 (Oct 16 → )
- TCL QM8L (65-inch, 65QM8L) at Best Buy: $1299.99 → $1199.99 (Oct 16 → )
LG C6 OLED — 65-inch, OLED65C6PUA
LG’s 2026 mid-range OLED and the one most people shortlist: the brighter “OLED evo” panel and LG’s webOS.
- OLED evo panel
- 4K
- webOS
| Retailer | Price | Checked |
|---|---|---|
| LG (List price) | $2699.99 | — |
| Amazon | $1499.00out of stock | |
| Best Buy | $1399.9948% under list |
Price history from our weekly checks, since Oct 8, 2026
| Week of | Amazon | Best Buy | Lowest |
|---|---|---|---|
| Oct 26 | — | $1399.99 | $1399.99 |
| Oct 12 | $1499.00 | $1499.99 | $1499.00 |
| Oct 5 | $1499.00 | $1499.99 | $1499.00 |
Lowest we've recorded since we started tracking on Oct 8, 2026: $1399.99 at Best Buy (Oct 26, 2026).
LG B6 OLED — 65-inch, OLED65B6AUA
LG’s entry OLED for 2026: the same perfect blacks as the C6 with a less bright panel, at a lower list price.
- OLED panel
- 4K
- webOS
| Retailer | Price | Checked |
|---|---|---|
| LG (List price) | $1999.99 | — |
| Amazon | $1299.99out of stock | |
| Best Buy | $1299.9935% under list |
Price history from our weekly checks, since Oct 8, 2026
| Week of | Amazon | Best Buy | Lowest |
|---|---|---|---|
| Oct 26 | — | $1299.99 | $1299.99 |
| Oct 12 | — | $1299.99 | $1299.99 |
| Oct 5 | $1299.99 | $1299.99 | $1299.99 |
Lowest we've recorded since we started tracking on Oct 8, 2026: $1299.99 at Amazon.
Samsung S90H OLED — 65-inch, QN65S90HAEXZA
Samsung’s 2026 mid-range OLED, with a glare-reducing screen finish and Samsung’s Tizen smart TV system.
- OLED panel, glare-free finish
- 4K
- Tizen
| Retailer | Price | Checked |
|---|---|---|
| Samsung (List price) | $2699.99 | — |
| Best Buy | $1499.9944% under list |
Price history from our weekly checks, since Oct 8, 2026
| Week of | Best Buy | Lowest |
|---|---|---|
| Oct 26 | $1499.99 | $1499.99 |
| Oct 12 | $1499.99 | $1499.99 |
| Oct 5 | $1499.99 | $1499.99 |
Lowest we've recorded since we started tracking on Oct 8, 2026: $1499.99 at Best Buy.
Sony Bravia 8 II — 65-inch, K-65XR80M2
Sony’s QD-OLED TV, released in 2025, with Google TV. The priciest set on this page, bought for Sony’s picture processing.
- QD-OLED panel
- 4K
- Google TV
| Retailer | Price | Checked |
|---|---|---|
| Sony (List price) | $3299.99 | — |
| Best Buy | $2499.99$3299.9924% under list |
Price history from our weekly checks, since Oct 8, 2026
| Week of | Best Buy | Lowest |
|---|---|---|
| Oct 26 | $2499.99 | $2499.99 |
| Oct 12 | $2799.99 | $2799.99 |
| Oct 5 | $2499.99 | $2499.99 |
Lowest we've recorded since we started tracking on Oct 8, 2026: $2499.99 at Best Buy.
TCL QM8L — 65-inch, 65QM8L
TCL’s 2026 high-end mini-LED TV: very bright, with Google TV, for rooms with a lot of daylight. The value alternative to an OLED.
- SQD-Mini LED
- 4K
- Google TV
| Retailer | Price | Checked |
|---|---|---|
| TCL (List price) | $2499.99 | — |
| Amazon | $1077.99out of stock | |
| Best Buy Lowest | $1199.9952% under list | |
| Walmart | $1698.0032% under list |
Price history from our weekly checks, since Oct 8, 2026
| Week of | Amazon | Best Buy | Walmart | Lowest |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Oct 26 | — | $1199.99 | $1698.00 | $1199.99 |
| Oct 12 | — | $1299.99 | $1298.00 | $1298.00 |
| Oct 5 | $1077.99 | $1199.99 | $1077.99 | $1077.99 |
Lowest we've recorded since we started tracking on Oct 8, 2026: $1077.99 at Amazon.
TCL QM7L — 65-inch, 65QM7L
The step down from the QM8L: the same kind of mini-LED TV with fewer dimming zones and less peak brightness, for less.
- SQD-Mini LED
- 4K
- Google TV
Previous generation
Replaced in the maker’s lineup but still stocked by some retailers. Worth it only at a clear discount to the model that replaced it.
LG C5 OLED — 65-inch, OLED65C5PUA
Replaced by the LG C6 in 2026; LG’s own store showed it out of stock on October 8, 2026.
The 2025 version of LG’s C-series OLED, replaced by the C6. Worth buying only clearly below the C6.
- OLED evo panel
- 4K
- webOS
TCL QM8K — 65-inch, 65QM8K
Replaced by the TCL QM8L in 2026; TCL’s own store showed it sold out on October 8, 2026.
TCL’s 2025 high-end mini-LED TV, replaced by the QM8L. A strong buy while stores still discount it.
- QD-Mini LED
- 4K
- Google TV
Which 65-Inch TV should you buy?
Don’t judge a TV deal by the gap to list price. Almost every set here sells 40% or more under list every day; what matters is the price against the other shops and against last week, which is what the tables and the weekly history show.
OLED (LG C6 and B6, Samsung S90H, Sony Bravia 8 II) gives perfect blacks and the best picture in a dim room. Mini-LED (TCL QM8L and QM7L) gets brighter for less money and suits a bright living room.
Between LG’s two OLEDs, the C6 uses LG’s brighter “evo” panel and the B6 is the entry model at a lower list price. If the two are close in price at a store, the C6 is the one to take.
Last year’s models are listed below the current ones. They are usually where the deepest cuts land as stores clear stock, but they disappear without warning once that stock is gone.
Latest 65-Inch TV deals
Individual deals we have verified on the retailer’s page.
65-Inch TV price questions
What is the cheapest 65-Inch TV right now?
TCL QM7L (65-inch, 65QM7L) at $999.99 from Best Buy, as of our check on Oct 26, 2026. The tables above have every model and retailer.
Why is the list price so much higher than what stores charge?
TV makers set list prices that retailers — and the makers’ own stores — routinely undercut. On October 8, 2026, LG, Samsung and TCL were each selling the 65-inch sets on this page well below list on their own sites.
What is the difference between the LG C6 and the LG B6?
Both are 2026 LG OLED TVs. The C6 uses LG’s brighter “OLED evo” panel and lists at $2,699.99 for 65 inches; the B6 is LG’s entry OLED and lists at $1,999.99. Store prices for both are in the tables above.
When is the best time to buy a TV?
Black Friday week is traditionally the biggest TV sale of the year, and last year’s models get cheaper as stores clear them. We re-check these prices every day through the Black Friday and Cyber Monday week, so a cut shows up here with its date.
Do these prices apply to other sizes?
No. Every price on this page is for the 65-inch model. The same TV in 55 or 77 inches is priced differently.
How we check these prices
Every price on this page was read from the retailer’s own product page (LG, Amazon, Best Buy, Samsung, Sony, TCL, Walmart), and every page is re-read once a week. The date beside each price is the day it was last confirmed. List prices come from the manufacturer’s own store; struck-through prices are the retailer’s own “was” price, never one we worked out. Out-of-stock listings stay in the table, marked, and never count as the lowest price. When a page cannot be read reliably, the previous price stays up with its original date rather than being guessed.
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