> At a Glance
> – Amazon has cut prices on TVs and projectors by up to $600 ahead of Super Bowl LX and the Winter Olympics
> – Deals start at $80, with Fire TVs and 4K projectors included
> – Why it matters: Major sporting events are weeks away-upgrading now saves hundreds while inventory lasts
Amazon’s deal page is packed with discounts on TVs and projectors just weeks before 2026’s headline sports events. Shoppers can grab bedroom-sized screens or living-room projectors without paying full price.
Top Discounted Models
Prices drop to as low as $80 for a 32-inch Insignia Fire TV and climb to $1,398 for Samsung’s 65-inch OLED. Every pick below carries a four-figure review count or recent-buy surge.
- Insignia 50-inch 4K Fire TV – $180 (was $300) with 3,700+ five-star ratings
- Aurzen Eazze D1 Smart Projector – $110 with Prime (was $150); 9,000+ bought this month
- Hisense 65-inch Hi-QLED Fire TV – $400 (was $550), saves $150
- Panasonic 55-inch W70 Series Fire TV – $348 (was $400)
- Samsung 65-inch OLED 4K TV – $1,398 (was $1,998), $600 off
- Insignia 32-inch Fire TV – $80 (was $130)
- Happrun HD Mini Projector – $85 with Prime (was $100)
- Tmy Bluetooth Projector – $80 (was $90), throws up to 300 inches
What Reviewers Say
Buyers praise the 50-inch Insignia for rivaling premium brands on a budget:
> “The display quality easily competes with premium brands.”
Another shopper adds:
> “The picture quality is sharp, the colors look great, and the sound is surprisingly good.”
Aurzen projector owners highlight crisp 4K-supported images:
> “Perfect for movie nights, gaming, or backyard movie setups.”
Key Takeaways
- Savings range from $10 to $600, with most Fire TVs below $400
- Built-in streaming apps and voice control come standard on highlighted models
- Discounts are live now; no mention of when they end
Act quickly to lock in a screen before the Super Bowl kickoff and Winter Olympics opening ceremony.
