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LG’s most affordable 65-inch 2026 OLED TV hits all-time low at $600 off ahead of GTA VI release

With some of the major holiday game releases on the horizon now, not the least of which Grand Theft Auto VI, a TV upgrade might be in order. LG’s most affordable 65-inch B series 2026 OLED model is now $600 off and sitting at a new Amazon all-time low. But you’ll want to head below to score the same deal with a $100 gift card thrown in. 

Regularly $2,000, Amazon is now offering the 2026 LG OLED AI 4K B6 Series Smart TV down at $1,399.99 shipped. That’s $600 off and the lowest price we have ever tracked at Amazon. 

However, over on the official LG site, you’ll find this same TV down at the same $1,399.99 shipped with a FREE $100 Fanatics gift card thrown in as well. The gift card promotion is only live until August 30, 2026, so if you are looking to land one, you might want to do it before then (if the Fanatics credit means anything to you anyway). 

I really like the B series OLEDs from LG. Unless you are particularly picky about your display, the B series is some of the best value in OLEDs, coming in hundreds of dollars less than the C series and a whole lot more under the G6 models.

That said, we are also tracking some notable deals on the LG C6 right now with bonus Amazon credit as well as some serious all-time lows on TCL’s 2026 Google AI TVs at up to $800 off:

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Justin is a senior deal Jedi over at 9to5Toys where he heads up our game/app coverage and more. He also covers all things music for 9to5Mac, including the weekly Logic Pros series exploring music production on Mac and iOS devices


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