These TVs Are up to $1,200 Off for Labor Day

Labor Day sales have officially arrived, offering significant discounts across a variety of consumer electronics just in time for the holiday on Monday, Sept. 7. While Labor Day traditionally offers fewer deals than major events like Black Friday or Prime Day, current promotions provide substantial savings on premium televisions, smart home security, and wearable fitness technology.

Television enthusiasts looking to upgrade for football season can find deep discounts on 2026 models. The 65-inch LG C6 OLED is currently priced at $1,499.99, down from $2,699.99, marking a $1,200 discount and the lowest tracked price for the model. The C6 features the Alpha 11 AI processor, Dolby Vision, and a 165Hz variable refresh rate suitable for modern gaming. Samsung’s 2026 S90H OLED is also seeing a $1,100 price cut, bringing it to $1,597.99. While the S90H lacks Dolby Vision, it offers HDR10+ support, an NQ4 AI Gen 3 processor, and “Glare Free” technology designed to handle reflections in bright rooms. For those prioritizing aesthetics, the 65-inch Hisense CanvasTV is available for $997.99—a reduction of over $1,000 from its $1,999.99 list price. Designed as a more affordable alternative to the Samsung Frame, the CanvasTV includes a matte, anti-reflective display, an art mode, and a slim wall mount, though its picture quality is noted to be less impressive than the TCL QM7.

Beyond home entertainment, Amazon’s ongoing sale includes significant price drops on smart home and fitness gear. The Garmin Venu 3 fitness watch is currently at its lowest tracked price of $291.90, a 35% discount from its $449.99 retail price. The 45mm AMOLED device features comprehensive health tracking, including heart rate, stress, and sleep monitoring, along with “Body Battery” energy metrics. While it includes GPS and a speaker for calls, it lacks LTE support, requiring a nearby smartphone for music streaming.

Home security shoppers can pick up the Blink Battery Doorbell 2K+ and Blink Chime bundle for $59.99, down from $109.98. This 45% discount marks the lowest price yet for the bundle, which offers a head-to-toe camera view and two-way audio. While the device functions for live viewing and basic motion alerts without a subscription, users should be aware that cloud recording and advanced person or vehicle detection require a paid plan starting at $3.99 per month.

As the holiday approaches, more retailers are expected to launch additional promotions. While these sales offer clear value for those seeking specific upgrades, shoppers are encouraged to weigh the ongoing costs of subscription-based hardware and the specific feature sets of each device before purchasing.