OLED, QLED and ULED gaming TV deals that don't suck

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Taking stock as Amazon Prime Early access comes to a close, it might be a good time to nab a cheap gaming TV so you can rest in the comfort of your living room and play some games. There have been plenty of gaming monitors(opens in new tab) on offer this Prime Day (Sorry, not Prime Day. There are so many deal events, it hurts my brain). However, deals on gaming TVs that are worth your time are much harder to scout for, especially when sales season rolls around.

That's because so many brands are trying to push smart TVs over high refresh rate ones and QLED TVs over OLED ones. ULED and WOLED are even a thing now, and it's easy to see how one might get overwhelmed with all the options. The main thing gamers should be concerned with is a high refresh rate, especially if you've bagged one of the best gaming PC deals(opens in new tab) we've seen floating around over Prime Early Access. Ideally, for a 4K television, 120Hz is the bar set for PC gaming. 

To that effect, I've collated all the best gaming TV deals here so you don't have to go on the hunt and can get back to deciding how you're going to make your rig into a monster with the best graphics card deals(opens in new tab) around today, and moreover make the most of a speedy, high-resolution gaming TV.

In case you're wondering OLEDs are panels that create their own light by applying electrical current to a series of thin organic films composed of carbon and hydrogen placed between two conductors. This makes every pixel in an OLED display a light source, which eliminates much of the complexity in competing LCD screens.

WOLED, or White OLED, can be a bit of a mixed bag. Thanks to the white backlight, they can pacify colors and sometimes not have blacks as deep. In saying