The LG B6 4K OLED Smart TV — a 2026 W-OLED model with native 120Hz refresh, near-infinite contrast, true blacks, and near-instantaneous response times, is $999.99 on Amazon in the final hours of Prime Big Deal Days. That’s $300 off its usual price. A free LG S30A 2.1ch soundbar and subwoofer bundle ships with it if added to the same cart.
The offer is exclusive to Prime members. This isn’t a refurbished unit or a regional variant: IGN identifies it as a 2026 W-OLED TV built for both cinematic viewing and high-frame-rate gaming, with four HDMI 2.1 ports and full support for features like VRR and ALLM. It’s not a monitor or a PC accessory.
It’s a 65-inch living-room television, available now, no pre-order required. No Indian price appears in any source, so none is cited here. No UK or EU pricing is reported either. This is a US-only deal, live and expiring tonight.
IGN calls it ‘no slouch with gaming’, and notes its panel is ‘native 120Hz’, a spec that matters for Switch 2, PS5 Pro, and Xbox Series X users who want low-latency, high-fidelity output without upscaling tricks. The deal sits alongside other Prime Big Deal Days gaming-adjacent offers: Pokémon Legends: Z-A is at an all-time low on Amazon, with IGN’s Rebekah Valentine giving it an 8/10 and calling it ‘Game Freak hitting its stride in Pokémon’s 3D era’.
The GameSir G7 Pro controller is also 20% off. Praised by IGN as ‘on par with the Xbox Elite or DualSense Edge but for a fraction of the price’, thanks to magnetic TMR analog sticks, Hall Effect triggers, and micro-switch trigger stops. None of those are bundled with the LG B6.
But all of them confirm where Amazon is placing its emphasis this cycle: hardware that connects, displays, and controls games, not just accessories, but core parts of the stack. Prime Big Deal Days ends tonight.
GDFiled by The Games Desk
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