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Labor Day deals take up to 50% off last year’s LG, Samsung, Sony and Hisense TVs

Labor Day’s deep TV discounts promise half-price upgrades, sparking a national hunt for discounted screens.

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Which brands are featured in the up‑to‑50%‑off Labor Day TV deals?

LG, Samsung, Sony and Hisense models from the previous year are listed with discounts up to 50%.

What is the lowest price mentioned for the discounted TVs?

Some deals are advertised as starting at $649.

How are the TV sales linked to upcoming sports events?

The offers are promoted ahead of the NFL season, with CNN highlighting TVs built for NFL action.

Where it stands

50% off select TVs is turning the Labor Day weekend into a shopping sprint for budget‑conscious viewers. Retailers are slashing prices on last year’s models from LG, Samsung, Sony and Hisense to clear inventory before newer releases arrive. Shoppers wonder if the savings outweigh the loss of the latest features.

CNET lists several bundles it would add to cart, while Tom’s Guide points to nine top deals ahead of the NFL season. PCMag mentions Insignia alongside the big brands, and CNN reports up to 45% off for NFL‑focused sets. The convergence of sports programming and holiday promos fuels the push.

The open question: will the surge in purchases drive retailers to delay next‑gen releases?

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