2 TV deals worth your money today include an 85-inch Sony for $1298

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Today's TV picks put the choice between a bigger screen and a smaller bill front and center.

Samsung 98-inch Frame Art TV LS03HE (Black) drops to $3697.99 - save $800.

Both TVs match their lowest recorded prices, with enough separation in cost to make your budget the first decision.

THE DEALS

Samsung 98-inch Frame Art TV LS03HE (Black)

$3697.99 (was $4497.99) - Save $800 (18% off)

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For just $3697.99, down from its list price of $4497.99, Samsung's larger option earns its place here through a price that also undercuts its recent averages. The $800 saving is the bigger dollar reduction in this pair, but the total still calls for a deliberate purchase. Choose it if the Frame's art presentation is part of what you want from your TV, rather than treating the discount alone as a reason to spend more.

Sony 85-inch BRAVIA 3 II LED 4K (Black)

$1298 (was $1599.99) - Save $301.99 (19% off)

WhereAmazon Expires: No end date listed Bonus: SONY PICTURES CORE includes 5 movie redemption credits and a 12-month subscription to hundreds of classics.

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Sony 85-inch BRAVIA 3 II LED 4K (Black) drops to $1298 - save $301.99.

For just $1298, down from its list price of $1599.99, Sony gives buyers the lower entry price and the larger percentage discount. Its appeal is straightforward: you can choose the less expensive TV without abandoning the large-screen brief. The included movie credits and subscription add something to watch, but the purchase case rests on the TV's price and whether its viewing features match your priorities.

Quick Highlights

• Samsung 98-inch Frame Art TV LS03HE (Black): Built around displaying art between viewing sessions, with a 98-inch QLED 4K screen, Glare Free technology and an included Slim Fit Wall Mount. Art Mode combines adaptive brightness, a matte finish and motion sensors; the Art Store offers access to over 5,000 artworks. This is the pick for buyers who want the television's appearance to matter even when they are not watching a show.
• Sony 85-inch BRAVIA 3 II LED 4K (Black): Suits a movie-and-gaming setup with an 85-inch display, Dolby Vision, Dolby Atmos and DTS:X support. The XR Processor optimizes color, contrast and clarity, while XR Clear Image reduces noise and restores detail. For PlayStation 5 users, Auto HDR Tone Mapping, Auto Genre Picture Mode and Game Menu provide specific reasons to consider this model beyond the saving.

Why These Deals Matter

Both offers sit at the lowest prices on record in the supplied tracking data, so the value case extends beyond the advertised list-price reductions. Samsung's $3697.99 compares with averages of $4332.70 over 30 days and $4396.93 over 90 days, putting today's price well below both reference points. Sony's $1298 similarly undercuts its $1553.91 30-day average and $1550.14 90-day average, giving the cheaper pick a consistent price-history argument of its own.

Final Verdict

Choose Sony if your priority is an 85-inch TV at the lower spend; choose Samsung if you specifically want the 98-inch Frame and its art-focused design. Use the Get This Price button for the model that fits your room, viewing habits and budget.