Costco.com
- Vizio 65" TV for $550 or $580
Costco members can get a Vizio 65-inch M-Series 4K TV for $550 with free delivery.
The TV has a 3-year warranty.
A 5% surcharge applies for non-Costco members, about $27.50 for this purchase, or buy a 1 year Costco membership for $60.
Alternatively, Best Buy is selling it for $580 after logging-in ($600 before logging-in), but with a 1-year warranty.
Target.com
- Hisense 50" 4K TV with Roku $162
Hisense 50-inch 4K TV with HDR and Roku for $180.
Before adding to the cart, sign-in to get 10% off, making it $162 plus tax.
BestBuy.com
- 24" 720p TV with Roku $90, 43" $190
If you are looking for a small TV for your kitchen, bathroom, or small room, this could be a great deal for you.
A Westinghouse 24-inch 720p TV with Roku built-in for $90.
The Roku built-in makes this better than other similarly priced 24" TVs, since the Roku interface is quite good, has some of the most apps available (including Netflix, Apple TV+, YouTube TV, etc), and Roku alone normally costs about $37.
Also, the TV weighs just 5.8 pounds, which is about 2 pounds less than many other 24" TVs.
For a larger room, a Westinghouse 43-inch 4K TV with HDR and 4K Roku is also on sale for $190.
Natively supports Cast to control the TV with a laptop, tablet, or phone without having to buy and plug-in a 4K Chromecast, and
It has Google Assistant voice-control built-in to the remote control.
See specifications for more details on the TV.
Also available is the larger Sony 75" X750H 4K TV for $950, a very good price for an extra large Sony TV.
BestBuy.com
- Samsung 75" Class-6 4K TV for $698
Samsung 75-inch Class-6 Series 4K Smart Tizen TV for $698.
Normally about $800.
Has HDR/HDR10+, some smart apps available, and Amazon Alexa voice-control built-in.
Some other 75-inch TVs also sell for about $700, but Samsung is a good brand.
It does not have Roku, Android, or Fire TV built-in, but you can add a Roku, Chromecast, or Fire TV if you want.
BestBuy.com
- Samsung 82" Class-8 4K TV for $1200
Samsung UN82RU82000 82-inch Class-8 4K TV with HDR for $1200.
Free doorstep delivery, which is better than picking-up this 105-pound TV at a store.
Normally, an 82+ inch TV sells for at least $1500.
BestBuy.com
- TCL 55" TV With Android for $200 (expired: sold out)
TCL 55-inch Class 4 HDR 4K TV with Android built-in for $200 with free shipping.
Voice-operated on its remote.
Uses Android TV as its operating system, with many apps available from just about every streaming provider.
Here is the TV's full specifications.
They also have a 75-inch for $500, but with very limited availability in-store and not available for shipping.
BestBuy.com
- 43" 4K TV with Roku for $180
Westinghouse 43-inch 4K TV with Roku built-in for $180.
Roku is very nice to have built-in, since it has some of the most apps available on a TV.
It runs Amazon's Prime Video app, Google's YouTube and YouTube TV apps, Apple's Apple TV app, as well as Netflix and Hulu apps.
Also, the Roku mobile app can turn your smartphone or tablet into a remote control for the TV.
Ebay.com
- Insignia 22" 1080p TV for $60
Best Buy is selling an Insignia 22-inch 1080p TV for $60 through its Ebay store.
Has 2 HDMI inputs and a USB port, and can be plugged-in to cable TV or an HDTV antenna.
BestBuy.com
- Samsung 70" 4K TV with HDR $530
Samsung 70-inch 6-Series Smart Tizen TV with HDR for $530.
This and other 70-inch TVs normally sell for at least $650.
They are also selling a 75-inch TV for $748, and a 82-inch TV for $1298.
According to a review, the Samsung 6-Series is "a solid 4K smart TV without spending a lot."
They note that the TCL 6-Series TVs have better picture quality, but does cost more - currently $700 for the TCL 65" 6-Series TV.
Walmart.com
- 50" 4K TV with HDR and Roku for $128 (expired: sold out)
A 50-inch 4K Smart TV with HDR and Roku will be on sale for $128 today at 7pm Eastern (6pm Central, 5pm Mountain, 4pm Pacific).
Quantity will probably be limited, so it could sell-out within minutes.
Beware the brand, Onn, is one we have never heard of, and unsure about the quality.
Here is a review.
BestBuy.com
- 43" 1080p TV for $180
Hisense is making a splash this holiday shopping season for selling inexpensive TVs with Android built-in.
This 43" TV is only 1080p (not 4K), but a good price at $180.
The Android operating system has plenty of apps that can run directly on the TV, supporting nearly every streaming service available.
More expensive TVs from Samsung, LG, and Sony often use their own operating system with less features than Android.
Buying a Roku or a Chromecast can add functionality to a TV, but having Android or a Roku already built-in means the TV's smart functionality works directly on the TV instead of tuning to a HDMI port.
BestBuy.com
- TCL 55" 4K TV with HDR for $250 (repost)
Back again is the TCL 55S434 55-inch 4K TV with HDR and Android built-in for $250.
It has great specs for the price (specifications).
Similar TVs sell for more.
Like a Roku or Fire TV, this TCL's operating system can install apps from a huge list of Android TV apps such as Netflix, HBO, YouTube, YouTube TV, Hulu, Prime Video, and others.
This model also has Google Assistant built-in.
Press a button on the remote to control smart devices in your home, and get answers.
The Android works with Cast from a mobile device, where you can:
Share a Chrome browser page from your computer onto the TV,
Cast a Google Meet to your TV, and
Play videos from YouTube, Facebook, and others from your computer, mobile device, or Google Home smartspeaker to your TV.
We have the older model TCL 55S405 with Roku built-in, and found the TV to be very good quality display for the price.
While newer LG and Sony TVs have smoother-looking video, the vivid colors and easy-to-use interface makes the TCL an excellent value, in our opinion.