5 top TV deals in Amazon Prime sale, hand-picked by an expert TV reviewer

LG C3 OLED 65-inch: was £2,899, now £1687 at Amazon
If you want one of the best OLED panels for the best black levels without any light-bleed, but also want one that's physically massive, then LG's C3 OLED in 65-inch scale, which is the company's best stand-mount model (the G3 OLED is brighter but wall-mount only and much pricier) is a steller buy. Its launch price seemed high, given its similarities with the earlier C2 OLED, but now that price has come crashing down to a sensible level. It's a great option for gamers and movie enthusiasts alike. 

Amazon Fire TV 43-inch Omni QLED: was £549.99, now £299.99 at Amazon
If you're after something altogether smaller and far more affordable then Amazon's own-label products have come a long way in recent years. This 43in QLED (that's Quantum Dot LED, if you're wondering) has ample features: 4K Ultra-HD resolution, 4x HDMI ports for connecting inputs, Fire TV smarts built-in, even Dolby Vision IQ high dynamic range decoding when watching compatible content. It reads like a TV far pricier, but that's because it's almost half price in the sale!

Samsung S95C 55-inch: was £2,399, now £1479 at Amazon.co.uk
If you're after one of the very best TVs available today then you're in the right place. Samsung's S95C top-tier model didn't only net T3's 5-star badge, it also netted a T3 Award for 'Best TV'. Yes, it's really that good. Insanely bright, super-punchy colours, yet no light bleed given the quality nature of this QD-OLED panel. I'd be tempted to go with the LG C3 instead, simply because it's bigger, but if it's 55-inch you seek as your ideal then you can't buy better than this set right now. 

Samsung Q60C 75-inch: was £1,999, now £1,399 at Very
Wait, what's this, a deal outside of Amazon's own? You got it! If you want super-massive then this Samsung 75-incher ought to appease your needs. It's the Q60C, which is some distance down the company's Q range, so there's some forgiveness you'll need to give to the limitations of an edge-illuminated LED set – that can cause some light bleed and inconsistent coverage overall. But at this scale and this price? That's to be expected.  

Panasonic MX610B 65-inch: was £699.99 now £499.99 at Amazon
Panasonic's entry-level model for 2023 is the MX610, which I saw at the company's TV showcase in the summer of this year. The discount may not appear so big on this one, but for a new TV it's pretty significant. Quality isn't up there with the Samsung or LG OLED by any stretch of the imagination, but if your main aim is to nab a big-screen set for less then it's a great price. There's Dolby Atmos and Dolby Vision for sumptuous audio and video, plus you'll get Google Assistant and Amazon Alexa built-in. Noice.