This Super Bowl Sunday is shaping up to be a great time to upgrade your TV. With many retailers offering discounts on various smart TVs and home entertainment gear, it's easy to snag a new set at a fraction of the original price.
If you're looking for deals under $500, there are several options available, including Hisense 32-inch Class A4 1080p FHD smart TV for $98 (18 percent off), Roku 24-inch 720p smart TV for $100 (18 percent off), and TCL 40-inch Class S3 1080p smart TV for $150 (21 percent off). However, sizes are limited to up to 55 inches, with only a few options available at larger sizes.
For those looking for OLED TVs, prices start at around $998 for the Sony 55-inch Bravia XR8B 4K smart TV. The Samsung 65-inch Class OLED S95F 4K smart TV is also discounted by 23 percent, bringing its price down to $2,298. Meanwhile, TCL's 77-inch Class T7 4K smart TV is available for $1,500 (25 percent off).
Deals on larger TVs start at around $500, with the TCL 65-inch Class QM8K Mini LED 4K smart TV discounted by 33 percent to $998. The Amazon 65-inch Fire TV Omni Mini LED 4K smart TV is also available for $920 (16 percent off), while the Hisense 75-inch QD7 Mini-LED 4K smart TV can be had for $548 (16 percent off).
When it comes to streaming and home entertainment gear, there are several discounts available. Sonos is offering up to 20 percent off its home theater gear, including the Beam soundbar for $130 off and the Era 300 speaker for $100 off. Roku is also having a big sale, with the Streaming Stick HD 2025 discounted by 47 percent to just $16. Meanwhile, the Samsung HW B400F soundbar with built-in subwoofer can be had for $100 (29 percent off), while the Anker Nebula Capsule 3 projector is available for $540 (28 percent off).
If you're looking for deals under $500, there are several options available, including Hisense 32-inch Class A4 1080p FHD smart TV for $98 (18 percent off), Roku 24-inch 720p smart TV for $100 (18 percent off), and TCL 40-inch Class S3 1080p smart TV for $150 (21 percent off). However, sizes are limited to up to 55 inches, with only a few options available at larger sizes.
For those looking for OLED TVs, prices start at around $998 for the Sony 55-inch Bravia XR8B 4K smart TV. The Samsung 65-inch Class OLED S95F 4K smart TV is also discounted by 23 percent, bringing its price down to $2,298. Meanwhile, TCL's 77-inch Class T7 4K smart TV is available for $1,500 (25 percent off).
Deals on larger TVs start at around $500, with the TCL 65-inch Class QM8K Mini LED 4K smart TV discounted by 33 percent to $998. The Amazon 65-inch Fire TV Omni Mini LED 4K smart TV is also available for $920 (16 percent off), while the Hisense 75-inch QD7 Mini-LED 4K smart TV can be had for $548 (16 percent off).
When it comes to streaming and home entertainment gear, there are several discounts available. Sonos is offering up to 20 percent off its home theater gear, including the Beam soundbar for $130 off and the Era 300 speaker for $100 off. Roku is also having a big sale, with the Streaming Stick HD 2025 discounted by 47 percent to just $16. Meanwhile, the Samsung HW B400F soundbar with built-in subwoofer can be had for $100 (29 percent off), while the Anker Nebula Capsule 3 projector is available for $540 (28 percent off).
. I'm thinking of getting a new TV since my old one is super outdated 
. The Hisense deal is insane, $98 for a 32-inch smart TV? That's like finding a penny on the ground! 
I've been eyeing the TCL QM8K Mini LED 4K smart TV, but it's still pretty pricey at around $998. Not sure if it's worth splurging for now 
. On the other hand, the Roku Streaming Stick HD 2025 is a steal at $16! Can't wait to stream my favorite shows in 4K 
. Can't they see that OLED TVs are still ridiculously expensive? Like, what's the point of paying almost $1,500 for a 65-inch set when you can get a decent LED TV for like half that price? And don't even get me started on the streaming gear... up to 20% off Sonos? Please, that thing is overpriced just the way it is 
. But hey, if you're into that whole OLED life, be my guest and spend all your money 
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The fact that prices start at under $500 for smaller screens and go up to $1,500 for larger ones makes me ponder the value we place on our viewing habits. Are we content with the mediocrity that passes as entertainment, or do we crave something more substantial? 
The deals on smart TVs are insane - like, TCL's 77-inch 4K TV is only $1,500 off the original price, that's a huge saving of 25%! 
You can score their Beam soundbar for $130 off or the Era 300 speaker for $100 off. That's like, a whole new home theater system for under a grand! 
And if you're already invested in Roku, now's your chance to snag one of those Streaming Stick HD 2025s for just $16 - that's crazy! 
i'm really tempted to get a new one but i already have a decent one. i mean, who needs more than 55 inches of screen space at home anyway? 
is it worth upgrading just for the sake of having the latest tech? and what about all those smart features - do they really make a difference? 
Super Bowl Sunday = Great Time to Break the Bank on New TVs 
Just when you thought it couldn't get any worse, prices for smart TVs are going up... kinda. They're not gonna be super bad, but if you're planning on upgrading, now's the time to act fast. Deals are all over the place, some sweet and others just meh. OLEDs are still out of reach, like $998 for a 55-inch TV 
. So, take this Super Bowl sale as an opportunity to reflect on your priorities and make sure you're not just buying stuff out of FOMO.
. If you don't need that new TV or soundbar now, wait it out and see how the prices drop further. You might be surprised at what you can get for your money when it finally does come down.
. Up to 20% off their home theater gear? That's a steal! And I love how Roku has a Streaming Stick HD 2025 on sale for just $16 - what a bargain! 
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