From Samsung to TCL, Walmart has some great discounts on a range of screens up to 75-inches, so grab them while the deals last.
Walmart is a great place to find a TV at a good price, given that it has a massive range covering everything from small entry level TVs to massive centerpiece options. In fact, that’s what we’ve tried to show here, collecting some of the best TV deals we’ve found on Walmart at various prices. Whether you’re looking for something that’s truly a budget TV but has some good features and picture quality, or a higher-end TV that works for both watching stuff and gaming, there’s a little bit of something for everybody. Why Buy The V-series is Vizio’s budget line, but don’t let that fool you, as they pack it with many features. For example, not only is it a 4k display, but it also has an IQ image processor, which can smartly upscale images to 4k from their original resolution. It also comes with HDR10 and HLG, and it has a surprisingly good contrast ratio for a TV at this price point, although the color gamut isn’t that wide; understandable given it’s a sub-$300 TV. Even so, it does have the V-gaming engine, which is essentially Vizio’s attempt at making the TV more suitable for gamers, and they do manage it with a sub 10ms input lag, although the refresh rate doesn’t go above 60Hz, so while it will work for console gamers, it may be better suited for PC gamers who don’t play action-packed games. In terms of convenience, it comes with a Bluetooth remote that has an in-built microphone, which is great for you to control your TV without having to pull your phone out to interface it, although there is a Vizio phone app if you do. We’ll also mention that it is compatible with both Apple AirPlay and Chromecast, so you can still use your mobile phone if you’d prefer to do it that way. There are also all the streaming apps that you’d expect that come as standard, such as Netflix and Disney+. You also get access to WatchFree+, which is Vizio’s streaming service, a nice little addition, especially if you don’t already own a streaming account. Ultimately, the Vizio 50-inch V-class is what you get: a budget TV with great features. It could be a bit brighter, and the viewing angles aren’t that great, but this is a great option if you want a budget TV for yourself. Why Buy Phillips has always been a big name for electronics, and while the smart TV market is saturated, Phillips still manages to do a relatively good job of providing you with a quality budget TV. For example, one of the big standout features is the convenience provided by the remote, which not only has a built-in mic, it also has convenience buttons for Netflix, Youtube, and even Google Play. There’s also a Google Assistant button, which should help make life easier given that the TV runs on AndroidTV, which itself allows you to do a huge variety of things backed up by Google’s ecosystem of services. Of course, if you prefer to stream directly from your phone, it also supports Chromecast. When it comes to image, it’s pretty good and has some great contrast, and comes packed in with HDR 10 and 4k UHD resolution. You’ll also be happy to know that colors are bright and natural, which is the minimum we would expect for a TV at this price point. Unfortunately, it doesn’t have any gamer-specific features, and the native refresh rate sits at 60Hz, but it does come with Wireless LAN 802.11ac MIMO for excellent wireless streaming performance. So if you don’t have a way to connect the TV through ethernet or simply prefer a wireless connection all around, this TV is a great option. Overall, this 55-inch Phillips screen is targeted toward the movie or TV show watcher who wants a large-screen TV at a budget price. While the image is better on higher-end TVs, as is to be expected, the brightness it manages to put out belays its lower cost, and if you don’t care about games or action-packed films, then the 60hz refresh rate should be more than enough for you. This is especially the case given the convenience features of the microphone and the AndroidTV platform. Why Buy Vizio’s M6 is what we’d consider a ‘premium’ budget TV, adopting great panel technology in the form of the Quantum dot but not necessarily including some of the advanced features, like local dimming, that you’ll see with more expensive TVs. Even so, it’s a surprisingly well-balanced TV given that it also works well for games, with the inclusion of things like Freesync support which can mitigate screen tearing when gaming, although it sadly only has a 60Hz refresh rate. That ultimately means that it’s not very well suited for console gaming’s 120Hz refresh rate, but it should be enough for most PC casual gamers, which is a nice bonus for those who want a multi-purpose TV. As for image quality, it has great black uniformity and contrast ratio, which is always a huge plus in any TV and helps avoid washed-out colors.
