The LG 65-inch B6 OLED TV is $999 on Amazon — its lowest price ever, as part of Amazon Prime Big Deal Days, which ends tonight. That’s $100 off the listed discount, plus an extra $300 knocked off at checkout, per Tom’s Guide. The 77-inch model is also discounted, with $400 taken off at checkout.
This isn’t just a flash sale: Tom’s Guide named the B6 the best TV of 2026, praising its 4K/120Hz gaming support, Dolby Vision, SDR color accuracy that beat the pricier C6, and a 8.9ms response time in Boost Mode. Faster than the C6’s 9.1ms. It’s not a Black Friday preview.
It’s the real deal, now. And it’s gone when Prime Big Deal Days ends tonight. The Moto G Stylus (2026) has also dropped to $399.99 on Amazon, down from $499.99. Marking its first-ever price cut on the platform, according to Android Authority.
That’s a flat $100 discount, or 20% off. No mention of regional pricing or availability outside the US. Neither device is new to market. The LG B6 launched earlier this year as LG’s mid-tier OLED line, positioned below the C-series but delivering near-C6 performance at a lower cost.
The Moto G Stylus (2026) arrived as Motorola’s latest budget stylus phone, aimed squarely at note-takers and sketchers who don’t want flagship pricing. Prime Big Deal Days runs through tonight, October 7, 2026. And includes free Prime shipping, access to Prime Video, Prime Music, Amazon Luna, and unlimited photo storage.
College students get six months free, then 50% off. No Indian prices are reported for either device. No UK or EU pricing appears in the sources. The LG B6 deal is listed in USD only.
The Moto G Stylus (2026) price is also quoted in USD only. What happens next? The LG B6 could see further cuts ahead of Black Friday, Tom’s Guide notes last year’s B5 hit $999 in November. But this is already cheaper than that model’s October 2025 sale.
The Moto G Stylus (2026) has no known future discounts. Its first price drop is happening now.
DDFiled by The Deals Desk
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