LG, Samsung TVs up to 50% off

CNN Underscored published a Memorial Day TV deals roundup on May 23 that said select LG, Samsung, Sony and Hisense televisions were marked down by as much as 50% for the holiday weekend. The guide pointed shoppers to retailer-specific offers and said buyers should compare model-year features and warranty terms before checking out. Other Memorial Day deal coverage from Forbes, Mashable and TechRadar also showed broad discounting across the TV market, including newer 2026 sets and older inventory being cleared out ahead of summer. ### Where are the biggest Memorial Day TV discounts showing up? Forbes reported on May 15 that Memorial Day TV promotions reached as much as 55% off on some Samsung, Sony and other models, while TechRadar said on May 14 that shoppers could find up to $1,400 off 4K, QLED and OLED sets. CNN Underscored’s May 23 guide framed the holiday weekend as a broad sale window for major brands including LG, Samsung, Sony and Hisense. (forbes.com) Best Buy and Amazon appeared repeatedly across the coverage as the main retailers carrying the advertised discounts. TechRadar listed Amazon, Best Buy, Samsung and Walmart among the main sale venues, and Mashable said Amazon and Best Buy were both discounting Hisense’s 65-inch S7 Canvas QLED during the holiday push. (forbes.com) ### Are these deals mostly on old TVs or new ones too? Mashable reported on May 20 that several CES 2026 television releases were already on shelves and some had already gone on sale. The same report said last-generation models were also being discounted to make room for newer inventory, a pattern common in spring and early summer retail promotions. (tech.yahoo.com) CNN Underscored’s advice to compare model-year features matters because the biggest percentage cut is not always attached to the newest screen. A prior-year OLED or QLED model may offer a lower sticker price, while a 2026 model may add brightness, processing or gaming features that narrow the value gap. That comparison point is also reflected in Mashable’s side-by-side coverage of new-release and previous-generation sets. (tech.yahoo.com) ### What kinds of sets are actually being discounted? Hisense featured heavily in competing Memorial Day coverage. Mashable highlighted the 75-inch U6 Pro Mini-LED ULED 4K TV and said the 65-inch S7 Canvas QLED 4K TV was discounted by $900 at Amazon and Best Buy. The article described the 2026 Canvas model as adding an AI RGB ambient light sensor and motion-detection features. (tech.yahoo.com) LG and Samsung were prominent in other roundups. TechRadar highlighted LG’s 65-inch C5 OLED at $1,299.99, down from $2,699.99, and Samsung’s 75-inch U7900F 4K Crystal TV at $449.99, down from $649.99. Forbes likewise said major Memorial Day offers were available on Samsung, Hisense, LG and Sony models. (tech.yahoo.com) ### Why are warranty terms and model details worth checking before buying? CNN Underscored said shoppers should compare warranty terms as well as model-year features before buying over the weekend. That matters because retailer promotions often bundle different return windows, protection plans or delivery terms even when the same screen is sold in multiple places. (techradar.com) A 50% markdown can also mask differences in panel type, refresh rate, HDMI 2.1 support or brightness. Mashable’s examples ranged from budget QLED sets to higher-end Mini-LED and art-style TVs, while TechRadar’s list mixed entry-level 4K televisions with premium OLED models. ### What should shoppers watch through the rest of the weekend? (cnn.com) May 24 is still inside the Memorial Day promotional window, and the sale pages cited by TechRadar and Mashable remained active during the weekend. CNN Underscored’s roundup was published on May 23, one day before Sunday shopping and two days before Memorial Day itself on May 25, 2026. (tech.yahoo.com) Amazon, Best Buy, Samsung and other retailers were the named participants across the published deal guides, and those pages are the clearest place to check whether a listed model is still in stock or has changed price before Memorial Day ends. (tech.yahoo.com)