The best TV deals for the Fourth of July include $400 off LG's brand-new CX 4K OLED TV

LG's new 2020 CX OLED is available for a $400 discount just in time for the Fourth of July. The display offers all of the main benefits that OLED TVs are known for, including pixel-level contrast and wide viewing angles. LG has also incorporated its latest AI image processor for upscaling, as well as HDMI 2.1 ports for advanced features like Variable Refresh Rate (VRR).

For buyers who want OLED picture performance in a smaller form factor, there's also LG's new 48-inch CX model to consider. This is the smallest OLED screen size that LG currently offers, and you can snag a solid $100 discount on the TV right now at Best Buy.

Hisense's new H8G is one of the best mid-range TV models you can buy in this price range. With full-array local dimming, extensive HDR format support, quantum dots, and robust smart TV capabilities courtesy of Android TV and Google Assistant, the display offers performance that rivals several more expensive models from the competition. For more detailed impressions, be sure to read our full review here.

Samsung's latest flagship 4K QLED TV is the Q90T. This premium 65-inch display model boasts quantum dot color, full-array local dimming, and an attractive, minimalist design. The TV also incorporates Samsung's reliable smart TV platform powered by Tizen, along with integrated Alexa voice control.

Samsung's mid-range Q70R TV from 2019 remains an impressive display. In fact, in many ways, the Q70R is actually a better TV than the new 2020 Q70T model designed to replace it. This is because the Q70R has full-array local dimming, while the newer Q70T has removed this feature. With that in mind, the Q70R is a better buy for people who prioritize dark room picture quality. The TV is currently on sale for $450 off its regular price while supplies last.

One of Sony's flagship LED displays for 2020, the X950H offers several advanced picture quality features, including local dimming, HDR support, and IMAX Enhanced capabilities. This 49-inch version is the smallest size the TV comes in, but the model ranges in size all the way up to a whopping 85-inch version.

Vizio just released its brand-new TV lineup, but 2019 models are still available at a few retailers for some enticing deal prices. While the more expensive 2020 model offers upgraded processing and HDMI 2.1 ports, the 2019 P-Series Quantum X is still one of the brightest LED TVs you can buy. At $1,099.99, there are few competing TVs in this price range that can match this level of performance.

Though it lacks advanced picture quality features, this entry-level 43-inch 4K TV is a good fit for buyers who simply want a reliable smart TV for casual streaming. The display includes built-in support for Amazon's Fire TV platform, offering access to a nice assortment of apps.

Though 4K is pretty much the standard for most new TV models, you can still save some money by opting for a lower resolution HDTV. 1080p smart TVs, like the TCL 3 Series, rarely get discounted all that much since they are already so affordable to begin with, but $10 off is still $10 off. This display is about as basic as they come, but its support for Android TV should be enough to satisfy buyers who simply want to stream their favorite apps.

For buyers with very deep pockets, Samsung's brand-new Q900TS 8K TV is the very definition of premium. In addition to all of the advanced QLED picture features you'd expect in a flagship display, the giant 85-inch panel features an edge-to-edge "Infinity Screen" that makes it look as if the image has no frame. Though the benefits of 8K resolution remain pretty minimal, there's no denying how gorgeous this TV looks.