Amazon‘s Labor Day tech deals are live now, running through Monday, 7 September, with cuts across headphones, televisions, gaming monitors, soundbars, and home appliances. Wayfair and Home Depot had already kicked things off a day earlier, but Amazon’s spread is wide enough to warrant a proper look.
Below is a breakdown of the standout offers, with a few things worth knowing before you hand over your card details.
Amazon Labor Day Tech Deals: Televisions
The headline TV offer is the 65-inch LG C6 OLED at £1,499.99 (down from $2,699.99), which is its lowest recorded price. On top of that, Amazon drops a $150 credit into your account after purchase. You’ll wait up to 30 days for it to land, and it expires 120 days after you receive it, so factor that in.
If you’re weighing up where to buy, it’s worth knowing that 9to5Toys reports the official LG site is offering a $200 Fanatics gift card instead of the Amazon credit, so the better deal depends on whether you’d actually use a Fanatics voucher.
On the technical side, the C6 is a step up from its predecessor in several ways. According to Mashable, the C6 brings higher peak brightness, more vibrant colours, better audio, and a refresh rate of 165Hz, up from the 144Hz on the previous model. That last point matters if you’re pairing it with a gaming PC or current-gen console. Lifehacker notes the variable refresh rate support up to 165Hz makes it a solid fit for gaming use, not just the sitting-room film crowd.
Other TV deals in the sale include the Samsung 65-inch S90H OLED at $1,597.99 (originally $2,697.99), the Insignia 50-inch Smart Fire TV at $159 (originally $299.99), and the Amazon Fire TV 55-inch Omni QLED at $309.99 (originally $499.99).
Headphones, Soundbars and the Rest of the Amazon Labor Day Tech Deals
On the headphones side, the Sonos Ace over-ear headphones are at $299, down $100 from their usual $399. They’re worth considering whether you’re already in the Sonos ecosystem or not, and PCMag gave them an “excellent” review. If you want something cheaper, the Sony WH-1000XM5 is at $198 (originally $278), and the Bose QuietComfort is at $199 (originally $359).
The Sonos Beam Gen 2 soundbar is $399, a $100 reduction. It supports Dolby Atmos, eARC and NFC connectivity, and uses a better processor than the original Gen 1, according to CNET’s review. With the more powerful Sonos Arc Ultra now sitting above it in the range at $899 (down from $1,099), the Beam Gen 2 has effectively become the mid-tier option, which is a reasonable place for it to land in terms of value.
Gaming monitor-wise, the 57-inch Samsung Odyssey Neo G9 curved monitor is at $1,449.99, down from $2,099.99, and price-checking tools indicate that’s its second-best discount ever. A $120 Amazon gift card comes with the purchase, which softens the outlay further. If you want something more compact, the LG 27GX700A-B 27-inch OLED gaming monitor is at $485 (originally $599.99).
Home appliances are in the mix too. The Roborock Qrevo S Pro robot vacuum and mop is $429.99 (originally $699.99), the Ninja DZ201 Foodi 2-Basket Air Fryer is $159.99 (down from $199.99), and the Kenmore 26.6 cubic foot French Door Refrigerator is $2,019.99 (originally $3,149.99).
On the question of whether Labor Day sales are genuinely worth it: the honest answer is that they sit below Black Friday and Prime Day in terms of both volume and depth of discounts. But deals like the LG C6 at its lowest ever price, or the Sony XM5 at under $200, are the kind of prices that don’t come around constantly. Use a price tracker before committing, and you’ll know quickly enough whether a given deal is actually what it claims to be.
The sale runs until Monday, 7 September.
