Best Labor Day OLED TV deals: deals on LG, Samsung, Sony

While it’s true that Labor Day is technically over, there are still some great OLED TV deals floating around that you can still take advantage of, even though it’s after Labor Day. There’s a lot to love about OLED technology, and if you want the best of the best when it comes to image fidelity, it’s hard to find something better. Of course, OLED tech is very pricey, but we’re still seeing lots of leftover Labor Day deals you can take advantage of right now to snag an excellent TV.

Best Labor Day OLED TV deals to shop right now

LG 48-inch B4 Series OLED 4K TV — $750, was $1,500

While most OLED TVs tend to be quite expensive, you can snag this 48-inch OLED TV from LG for an excellent price. Not only is it budget-friendly, but it’s still chock-full of features, such as the 120Hz base refresh rate, which makes it great for everything from gaming to watching sports. Of course, it supports both HDR and HLG, the latter of which is an HDR standard used by sports broadcasters, and it has an α8 AI Processor, which works hard to make the image fidelity as good as it can get. For those who do want to game with this TV, it has both NVIDIA G-Sync and AMD FreeSync Premium, so you’re completely covered regardless of what GPU or console you use.

Samsung 65-inch S90C OLED TV — $1,500, was $2,600

While LG is a bigger name in the OLED TV world, Samsung still makes some of the best OLED TVs. The Samsung 65-inch S90C is a great example of that. It uses Quantum HDR OLED which offers AI deep learning to analyze each scene before detecting areas that should be brighter, darker, or simply richer. It also has Pantone Validated colors while Motion Xcelerator Turbo Pro ensures silky smooth pictures with no motion blur. Listen out for great sound thanks to Dolby Atmos and Object Tracking Sound Lite as well. This TV will look great in all living rooms.

LG 65-inch C4 Series OLED TV — $1,600, was $2,700

As one of the best TV brands, LG knows how to make fantastic TVs. With the LG 65-inch C4 OLED TV, you get great features like Dolby Vision and a dedicated Filmmaker Mode so that the image looks just how the filmmaker wants it to look. There’s also Brightness Booster which magnifies each individual pixel for exceptional quality, while a dedicated game mode keeps players happy. The TV’s a9 AI processor Gen7 powers proceedings right down to AI Super Upscaling which automatically enhances picture quality with whatever you’re watching.

Samsung 77-inch S90D OLED TV — $2,500, was $3,700

The Samsung 77-inch S90D OLED TV offers some advanced OLED features. That includes OLED HDR+ which provides superior brightness and rich contrast thanks to the TV analyzing each scene to boost the brightness and improve image clarity. There’s also Real Depth Enhancer which mirrors how the human eye processes depth by increasing the foreground contrast so it looks more realistic. The colors are also Pantone-validated and there’s Motion Xcelerator Turbo+4 for the least amount of motion blur imaginable. It all comes together to provide a truly gorgeous looking picture which is supported by Dolby Atmos and Object Tracking Sound Lite for a better audio experience.

Sony 65-inch Bravia XR A95L QD-OLED TV — $2,949, was $3,300

The Sony 65-inch Bravia XR A95L QD-OLED TV is a gorgeous looking TV promising Sony’s brightest and widest range of colors and hues. Its QLED-OLED screen has been enhanced with XR Triluminos Max so you get high brightness and great OLED blacks too. Other features like XR Clear Image and XR 4K Upscaling mean whatever you’re watching looks fantastic. There are also exclusive features for PlayStation 5 owners like Auto HDR Tone Mapping and Auto Genre Picture Mode, while movie watching is improved through Netflix Adaptive Calibrated Mode and IMAX Enhanced. Even sound is great thanks to Acoustic Surface Audio+ and Dolby Atmos support.

Samsung 77-inch S95D Series OLED 4K TV — $4,100, was $4,600

Even though OLED TVs have been around for quite a while, they’re still expensive, especially if you go for one of the larger sizes like this 77-inch one from Samsung. And while it is pricey, it’s one of the latest models from Samsung, so it’s packed with high-end specs like both HDR 10+ and HLG, a 120 Hz refresh rate, an AI upscaler for older content, and it even has a special anti-glare coating. There are also a couple of completely new technologies here, like the “Real Depth Enhancer,” which essentially increases background contrast to make the image look like it has more depth, which can be a hit or miss.

When do Labor Day OLED TV sales start?

As you can see, Labor Day sales are underway already, since Labor Day was yesterday, the 2n od September. Typically, we see Labor Day sales joining up together with back-to-school sales, so you can see a lot of discounts on a lot of different products, and that includes OLED TVs up until today and potentially the next few days as well.

Generally, the deals we’ve picked out above are incredibly unlikely to get any cheaper than they already are, even though we’re still expecting a few good deals today and tomorrow. While you can certainly wait to see if anything better pops up near the end of the day, or as retailers try and get rid of extra stock in the next few days, it’s unlikely you’re going to find a lot better offers, so be sure to snag anything you like today while you still can.

Should you shop Labor Day TV deals or wait until Black Friday?

Talking of timing, should you buy now or should you wait until Black Friday? Labor Day TV deals certainly look tempting but on the other hand, we all know that Black Friday tends to reap the biggest discounts of the year.

Much of what to do depends on if you’re able to wait. If your TV has just died or you’re in desperate need of an upgrade, it makes sense to buy now from one of the Labor Day TV sales rather than wait until Black Friday. Black Friday might only be a few months away but that can be a long time if it means no good TV time.

You should also think about your finances. Generally, we all feel a little overwhelmed financially over the holidays season. You need to account for buying gifts, plenty of festive food, and maybe even plan for travel as well. Around Labor Day, those demands are likely to be less so which means that buying now could be a much smarter move.

There’s no one answer to this. Instead, think about what works best for your situation. Only you know what you can afford and when the best time is, as well as how urgently you need a TV. Have a good think before you commit.