Best Prime Day deals: Amazon's bestselling QLED TV is a record-low $570

Yahoo

08-07-2025

Do you know what an "art TV" is? I didn't either, until I started reading some of our reviews here at Yahoo Tech. Since flat-panel TVs are already taking up the best wall real estate in your home, why not put them to work when you're not watching a show — and display some framed artwork instead? The most popular (and priciest) option is Samsung's The Frame, which costs more than I paid for my first car. But not all art TVs require a second mortgage. Case in point: the bestselling Amazon Fire 75-inch Omni QLED 4K Smart TV, now just $570 — its lowest price ever — thanks to this ongoing Amazon Prime Day sale. Pause your show, and it can display artwork, personal photos or even AI-generated images. Not bad for a screen this size.
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QLEDs aren't known for being cheap, especially when they span the entire length of your wall like this 75-inch model. In fact, before this deal, the lowest this bestseller had ever dropped was $800. So yeah — this is a legitimate steal.
If you clicked on this article, you probably already know your current TV isn't cutting it. For $570, you're getting a massive QLED display that makes your shows look good. Dolby Vision IQ, HDR10+ Adaptive, 96 local dimming zones — I know all that sounds like I'm repeating the spec sheet, but it means the picture adjusts to your room and looks amazing whether it's movie night or you're watching a YouTube video about how to install your new ceiling fan in broad daylight.
When you're not watching something, the screen turns into a piece of art — literally. You can display famous paintings, personal photos, weather, to-do lists or even tell Alexa to conjure some weird AI art ("Alexa, show me a watercolor of a dog riding a gravel bike").
Also, forget about hunting for the remote wedged in between the couch cushions — just say what you want to watch and it pops up. Netflix, Disney+, live TV, whatever. You can even control your smart lights or ask for a pizza recommendation while you're at it. It's a 75-inch excuse to upgrade your entire living room or home theater.
Over 3,000 reviewers have given this tricked-out TV a five-star rating (and they probably paid way more for it than you're going to).
"What matters most is the picture," explained one five-star cinephile. "It is shockingly good. Mini LED tech is not generally as good as OLED. However, this picture really works. It is reasonably bright, and the HDR content shines on Netflix and other high-quality streams."
"Cut the cord for my 88-year-old father," said this thoughtful son. "Connected an over-the-air antenna and the internet easily. Set scanned and found many channels in minutes. Intuitive remote and displays available programs similar to cable boxes. Easily connected to Prime account and any streaming apps, includes plenty of free channels. And a very impressive picture in HD."
Another five-star fan set some reviewers straight. "[I] did not see a single ad that I had to click through to access anything that did not exist outside an app that I installed," they said, adding, "the user interface is one of the simplest most streamlined and intuitive UIs that I have come across on a smart TV so far."
"The picture quality is amazing as far as QLED technology goes," added this bowled-over buyer. The darks seem to have very little back lighting, and the color is very vibrant. Blows our previous 4K LED TV out of the water. Second, the TV has a very compact frame, and the whole TV is very light. The remote is a Fire TV/Stick remote, so it's simple and works from the other side of the room. The bottom line is amazing quality and picture."
Like most TVs, this Fire TV will have to be calibrated to look its best in your home. "Out of the box, the picture has some noticeable issues," cautioned one five-star reviewer. "Once I was rid of the dreaded soap opera effect and tweaked the color settings, I was very happy. The picture on this TV is beautiful and not too far off from my 65" QLED LG (also required calibration and settings changes out of the box)."
Another four-star customer cautioned about certain apps being available. "You'll want to check if this TV will allow streaming from all of your apps," they recommended, "specifically cable provider apps [like Spectrum]."
The reviews quoted above reflect the most recent versions at the time of publication.
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