12 Labor Day TV sales to tune into, including a bestselling 58-inch Hisense for $348

Who said TVs need to cost hundreds? If you just want a basic TV to do some streaming or want to pop a small screen in your kitchen, this 24-inch Insignia is just $65 for Labor Day. That's nearly 20% off its usual price, and it'll get you a pretty solid 720p screen with Fire TV smarts and Amazon Alexa built right in.

Ever thought you'd see a 40-inch TV for under $150? Hisense is the king of budget TVs, and this Labor Day sale makes that even clearer. It isn't a 4K model, but you'll still get a full 1080p HD picture with some Google TV smarts built in. The remote has dedicated shortcuts for everything from Netflix to Disney+ and YouTube.

If Hisense isn't quite your style, you can spend a few more bucks to pick up this Vizio, with both Chromecast and Apple AirPlay to make it easy to cast streaming shows from your phone. It's another 1080p screen, so no 4K here. Still, at $158, it's never been cheaper to pick up a good 40-inch TV.

Insignia is all over the Fire TV game as well, packing it into this 50-inch, 4K model with an Alexa voice remote. You can even connect it to any Amazon Echo device you have to control it with your voice. Otherwise, this is a fairly standard TV, but a 30% price cut for Labor Day makes it hard to ignore.

This is perhaps the cheapest 65-inch TV you'll find during Labor Day sales, and it even comes with Roku TV built in. That gives you access to tons of smart TV apps and streaming services without having to add a separate streaming box into the mix. Otherwise, it has a crisp 4K display and works with Apple Home, Amazon Alexa and Google Home.

Hisense's budget prices aren't limited to smaller screens. This 58-inch 4K TV is just $348 for Labor Day, which is a seriously solid savings of 37% off its usual $550 price. Despite the low price, you'll get goodies like HDR and Dolby Vision for vibrant shows and movies, along with access to Fire TV apps and Alexa voice controls. Not too shabby.

While we're on the subject of Fire TVs, why not go directly to Amazon itself? This model usually runs $520, but its price has been cut by 33% to $350 for Labor Day. That'll get you a 55-inch 4K screen with all of the Fire TV apps you want and an Alexa Voice remote. If you're a Prime member, you can save another $40 with the coupon code PRIME55 at checkout or by clicking the "Redeem" button on its store page.

Samsung's QLED tech makes for a great picture, and the company has managed to squeeze it into a small frame with this 32-inch TV. You still get a 4K resolution, which will look extra crisp on such a small screen. It also has HDR to make content pop, along with Samsung smarts for streaming from your favorite services.

Have you ever wished you could turn your TV into a piece of art when you're not using it? That's exactly what Samsung's The Frame TV does, blending into your wall and displaying art while you're not watching shows. Otherwise, it's a solid 43-inch, 4K TV that packs in HDR, Dolby Atmos and Amazon Alexa.

Maybe you saw The Frame TV above and thought, "I like it, but I wish it was bigger." Well, wish and ye shall receive. This 55-inch version comes with the same high-end look and ability to display artwork when you aren't using it. It also has Alexa built in, so you can command your TV with your voice if you want to. At $998, it's a full 33% off for Labor Day.

If you have a giant open space to fill on your living room wall, this massive 86-inch TV from LG is at your service. It's $200 off, putting it at a respectable $1,100, which is great for such a large TV no matter how you slice it. LG's webOS gives you access to all of the streaming apps you may need, and an included game optimizer automatically adjusts for optimal settings as soon as you fire up a console.

What do you buy when even an 86-inch screen isn't big enough? This 98-inch TV from TCL. It's the latest version of the company's Q6-series TV, with a 4K resolution and HDR built in for vibrant colors. The smart TV OS here is Google TV, so you've got access to virtually any streaming service you could want with shortcuts on the remote. If you want the biggest screen possible for football season, this is it, and it's currently $1,000 off for Labor Day.