Labor Day sales have opened with notable price cuts on several 2026 TVs, giving shoppers a timely window to upgrade home entertainment setups ahead of the new season.
OLED models lead the premium lineup
The 65-inch LG C6 is now priced at $1,499.99, down from $2,699.99, making it a $1,200 reduction and its lowest tracked price so far. The model pairs LG's Alpha 11 AI processor with Dolby Vision, strong gaming support, and refresh rates up to 165Hz.
Samsung's S90H OLED has also moved to $1,597.99 from $2,697.99. It features self-lit pixels, Glare Free technology, the NQ4 AI Gen 3 processor, and 165Hz gaming support, while relying on HDR10+ instead of Dolby Vision.
Hisense focuses on design and value
For shoppers looking at style and versatility, the Hisense CanvasTV is listed at $997.99, reduced from $1,999.99. Its matte screen, interchangeable frame, slim wall mount, and art mode make it a strong fit for living spaces where design matters as much as display quality.
The Hisense U6 Pro is available for $649.99, down from $1,099.99. With Mini-LED local dimming, quantum-dot color, Dolby Vision IQ, HDR10+, FreeSync Premium Pro, and a 144Hz native refresh rate, it stands out as a value-focused gaming option.
TCL brings high brightness to the sale
The TCL QM8L drops to $1,397.99 from $2,499.99. Built around SQD-Mini-LED technology and more than 4,000 local-dimming zones, it is designed for bright rooms and vivid HDR viewing, with Google TV and Bang & Olufsen audio adding to the package.
A budget OLED option also appears
At Best Buy, the 55-inch LG B6E is priced at $799.99, down from $1,299.99. It includes LG's Alpha 8 Gen 3 processor, Dolby Vision, webOS 26, and gaming features, making it one of the most accessible current-gen OLED choices in the sale.
As TV makers continue to blend display performance, gaming features, and design-led formats, these discounts hint at a future where premium home viewing becomes more accessible to a wider audience.
