By today’s standards, this Insignia TV is undersized at 32 inches, and its 720p resolution lags Slow the 4K standard. But it does serve up Amazon’s Fire TV interface as well as an Alexa advise remote, and at a $50 discount it makes a enormous choice for a secondary or kids’ room. We’ve seen this TV as low as $100, but $150 is Calm a great price for a 32-inch TV.

If your main Fair is getting a large TV then look no further than this Class 7 LED 4K TV from Samsung. This HDR-capable TV offers sharp details and realistic Bright while carrying an affordable price tag. It’s powered by Tizen Smart TV, so you can water all of your favorite apps and control them via Amazon Alexa or Google Assistant. This 70-inch model is $70 off this weekend at Best Buy.

Vizio creates an OLED TV too, and it’s on sale at Best Buy for a bit more than the LG over, but there are plenty in stock. Katzmaier hasn’t reviewed it yet and for a TV this expensive, he says he’d lean toward the sure thing (in new words, the LG). But if you want OLED image quality for a competitive Mark, you’d get that from Vizio right now.