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Discounts are already available on select TCL TVs ahead of Amazon Prime Day, including an 85-inch QM64L listed at $900, down from $1,200. Walmart’s October sale has the 27-inch C2GMA gaming monitor for $399, a $501 reduction from its stated $900 list price; sale timing and availability may change.

TCL TV and gaming monitor discounts are already live ahead of Amazon’s Prime Day, with advertised savings of up to $501 across listings at Amazon and Walmart. CNET reports that the 85-inch TCL QM64L mini-LED TV is listed at $900, down from $1,200, while Walmart has the 27-inch C2GMA gaming monitor for $399, compared with its stated $900 list price.

The TV offer includes two QM64L sizes: the 85-inch model for $900, a $300 reduction from its listed $1,200 price, and the 65-inch model for $620, $80 below its usual $700 price. CNET describes the 85-inch offer as a lightning deal that is slated to end soon. That means its price and availability may not last through Prime Day itself.

CNET says the QM64L is a QLED mini-LED TV with up to 500 local dimming zones and a 144Hz refresh rate. The set also has Onkyo 2.1 audio and a 20-watt subwoofer, according to the deal listing. These are product specifications, not independent findings about picture or sound quality.

Walmart’s October sale includes the 27-inch TCL C2GMA Series monitor for $399, advertised as $501 off its $900 list price. CNET describes it as a 4K display with a Dual Mode setting that switches between UHD at 160Hz and FHD at 320Hz. Another option, the 27-inch TCL P2A Pro, is listed at $219, down from $500, with a stated 320Hz refresh rate and 1ms response time.

Where the Discounts Apply

The offers span two retailers and separate sale events: Amazon has the listed TCL TV deals ahead of Prime Day, while Walmart is discounting the monitors during its own October sale. Shoppers comparing prices should check the retailer, screen size and exact model rather than treating the promotions as one storewide TCL event.

The biggest advertised reduction is on the C2GMA monitor, but the percentage or dollar discount alone does not establish whether it is the best fit or the lowest recent price. Buyers should weigh the resolution and refresh-rate modes against the games and computer hardware they use, and check the current checkout price and return terms before ordering. The 85-inch TV’s short-lived lightning deal also makes timing relevant for shoppers considering that particular size.

The offers may appeal to different buyers: the QM64L listings target those looking for a large television with a high refresh rate, while the two monitors advertise high-refresh gaming modes at lower prices. CNET also points readers seeking OLED to the 32-inch Alienware AW3225QF, listed at Best Buy for $780, down from $1,000. That alternative costs more than the TCL monitors and uses a different display type.

Prime Day and October Sale Timing

The deals were reported before Amazon’s Prime Day starts on Tuesday. CNET’s account says some Amazon discounts are live before the event, so shoppers do not necessarily have to wait for the official start to see the listed prices. It does not give a calendar date for that Tuesday in the supplied deal information.

The monitor prices are part of Walmart’s competing October sale, not Amazon’s Prime Day promotion. Retailers can set different prices and sale periods for the same broad product category, and the C2GMA’s $501 figure is calculated against its stated $900 list price. The article does not provide price-history data or establish how long any Walmart offer will remain active.

CNET also refers readers to its roundup of other October Prime Day TV deals, but the offers detailed here are specifically the TCL models and monitor listings described above. The Alienware OLED monitor is a separate comparison option at Best Buy, not a TCL deal.

Prices and Stock May Change

Deal availability is not guaranteed. CNET says the 85-inch QM64L lightning deal is due to end soon, but the supplied information does not give an exact end time, remaining stock or a date through which the $900 price will hold. It also does not confirm whether the 65-inch TV or Walmart monitor prices will remain available once Prime Day begins.

The discounts are presented against stated list or usual prices; no historical pricing comparison is provided. The reported figures therefore confirm the advertised markdowns, not that each price is the lowest the product has reached. Current inventory, delivery options and final prices should be checked directly with the retailers.

Check Listings Before Checkout

Shoppers can compare the live Amazon and Walmart listings for the exact model and size before buying, since promotions and stock can change during the sale period. The 85-inch QM64L listing deserves particular attention because CNET characterizes it as a lightning deal ending soon.

As Prime Day gets underway on Tuesday, additional listings or price changes may appear, but the deal information provided does not confirm what else will be discounted. Readers considering a monitor should also compare the TCL models’ resolution and refresh-rate modes with their needs, and look at the Alienware OLED listing separately if they prefer an OLED display. The current prices and availability remain subject to retailer updates.

Source: CNET

Key Questions

Which TCL TV discounts are listed?

CNET reports the 85-inch QM64L at $900, down from $1,200, and the 65-inch version at $620, down from $700. Prices and availability may change.

Which TCL monitor has the $501 discount?

The 27-inch C2GMA Series gaming monitor is listed at Walmart for $399 against a stated $900 list price. CNET describes the offer as part of Walmart’s October sale.

Are these all Amazon Prime Day deals?

No. The TV offers are described as live at Amazon ahead of Prime Day, while the monitor discounts are part of Walmart’s separate October sale.

How long will the 85-inch TV price last?

CNET describes the $900 price as a lightning deal slated to end soon, but the deal information gives no exact end time. Check the retailer listing for current availability.

Is there an OLED monitor alternative?

CNET lists the 32-inch Alienware AW3225QF at Best Buy for $780, compared with its stated $1,000 usual price. It is a separate, more expensive OLED option, not a TCL product.

Source: CNET