Want a 4K TV for your PS5 in the Prime Day sales? Here are the best 9

Sony A80J 55-inch OLED TV: $1,298  $998.00 at Amazon
Save $300 - To get any Sony OLED TV for under $1,000 is a steal, especially since this cost $1,699 when it was released in 2021. But this is double good for PS5 fans, because it's a 'Perfect for PlayStation 5' TV, so it's got 4K 120Hz and VRR support, and has an HDR mode unique to Sony TVs for improved contrast from the console. It's also fantastic for movies, thanks to the company's XR Cognitive Processor.

LG 65-inch C1-Series OLED TV: $2,499.99  $1,696.00 at Amazon
Save 32% - LG’s 65-inch C1-series OLED is being sold at its lowest price yet – a 32% saving over the original cost. For the money, you’re getting a gaming-friendly 120Hz display, HDMI 2.1 connectivity (including 4K 120Hz and every kind of VRR) on all four HDMI ports, and fantastic all-around picture quality – something we documented in our review. This is a very good deal on a solid and future-proof TV, so grab it while it lasts.

LG OLED B1 Series 65” Alexa Built-in 4k Smart TV: $2,299.99 $1,496.99 at Amazon
Save 35% on this excellent mid-range OLED from LG with a deal that means the 65-inch is currently $200 cheaper than the 55-inch model. That's Prime Day for you. You're getting 4K 120Hz, VRR (including G-Sync and FreeSync Premium), auto low latency mode and HGIG, and there's Dolby Vision IQ and Dolby Atmos too. Compared to the LG C1 above, you get a less advanced image processor and only two HDMI 2.1 ports. We can live with that.

Sony X91J 85 Inch 4K TV: $2,799.99 $1,799.99 at Amazon
Save $1,000 (36%) on this absolute beast of a TV: if you want giant gaming, this 85-inch monster is coming in at the same price as inferior and much smaller TVs from rivals. This full array LED TV has Dolby Vision HDR and Alexa, HDMI 2.1 including ALLM, 4K 120Hz and VRR on two of its HDMI ports, and a spectacular image processor that's ideal for fast action in movies and sports.

LG QNED80 50-inch 4K smart TV: $899.99 $696.99 at Amazon
Save 23% on this 2022 LG TV, which packs in 4K 120Hz and VRR support on two HDMI ports. The processor here is the excellent a7 Gen 5, which does a good job of upsampling non-4K content, while the NanoCell screen features Quantum Dot tech, just like QLED TVs, to make every look rich and bold. LG's Game Optimizer features are excellent too, so you can make sure you're getting the most from your games.

Philips 48OLED806: £999 £789 at Amazon
Save £210 on an OLED TV that rivals the LG C1. You get gorgeous bright images and excellent processing, and both Dolby Vision and HDR10+ support for movies. For games, 4K 120Hz and VRR support are both here on two HDMI ports. And you get Philips' excellent Ambilight features, which spreads the colors on-screen onto the walls around the TV, making it feel bigger than it is.

LG C1 55-inch OLED 4K TV: £1,699 now £1,099 at Amazon
Save £600 - Compared to it's original price this is an excellent deal: its stunning OLED panel provides beautiful HDR and colors, and its image processing makes everything look sharp and realistic. And it's a gamers paradise, with four HDMI 2.1 ports, all of which support 4K 120Hz and VRR (including FreeSync and G-Sync). It's also one of the few TVs in the world to support Dolby Atmos gaming at 120fps. We gave it five stars in our LG C1 review.

Sony 85-inch X85J 4K LED TV: was £1895, now £1,650 at Amazon
Save £245 - This doesn't look like a massive price drop on the face of it, but this is the final flourish, because this TV originally cost £2999. It's nearly half price, and it's a hell of a deal for such a massive set. You get Sony's great image processing and attention to detail for movies, and it includes 4K 120Hz and VRR support for gaming. If you want a huge set that doesn't totally break the bank, this will be hard to top.

Samsung 50-inch QN90A Neo QLED 4K TV: was £1199, now £589 at Amazon
Save £610 - Want a bold, bright TV you can use to game when there's tons of light as well as when it's dark? Want a super-advanced mini-LED screen with QLED colors and ultra-deep black tones? Want HDMI 2.1 support with 4K 120Hz and VRR on two of its four ports? Want all this in a stylish design? And want this high-end experience for a mid-range price? You