Amazon's best-selling TV is $99 for Prime Day — and one of the best deals we've seen

Updated Tue, Jul 16, 2019, 3:48 PM

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This is the lowest price we've ever seen on this TV. (Photo: Amazon)

Happy Prime Day! One of the best TV deals (and deals, period) we’re seeing today is on this 32-inch HD smart TV from Toshiba. It’s on sale for just $99.99, or 44 percent off its list price. Now that’s a good deal!

Usually priced at $179.99, this HD TV features a slim design and amazing picture quality with vivid colors and deep black levels at this price point. It’s also a Fire TV Edition, so it allows you to stream movies and TV shows from Netflix, Hulu, Amazon Prime Video, HBO Now and more without buying a separate streaming device. It’s already built-in!

And since it’s a Fire TV, this TV model is also the most inexpensive way to get voice command included as a feature because Amazon Alexa comes with every Fire TV device. So if you’re not a fan of endlessly scrolling through a grid of movie titles (and who is), just ask Alexa for the movie you’re looking for and she’ll find it for you.

“I bought this TV in July and I am very happy with it,” Amazon customer Ame writes. “The initial set up was a little challenging as it was different from all my other TV's but I had it up and running within one hour. The picture quality is perfection and the sound quality is rich, full and a pleasure to listen to. There's no tinny sound when the volume is turned up for music. I love that I only need one remote to go from antenna TV to streaming... The TV is a great buy and I'm very happy with it.”

It also features three HDMI ports for streaming devices, soundbars, video game consoles and Blu-ray players.

Shop it: Toshiba 32-inch 720p HD Smart LED TV - Fire TV Edition, $99.99 (was $179.99), amazon.com

The review quoted above reflect the most recent version at the time of publication.

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