Cheap isn't always the best answer. You might want to check out Costco, too. Best Buy is having close outs on last years models right now. Make sure you know what features you want. Unless you are using sound systems, all the sets really lack in the sound department, so you better plan on buying sound bars. And here again you need to decide what features and capabilities you need. One thing to consider is the viewing angle, Most LED sets have very poor off axis picture display characteristics. So Before you plop down your cash if there are going to be a bunch of people viewing the picture off axis, be prepared to shop around. Of course Plasmas and OLED are the best, but Plasmas are no more and OLED costs are rather stiff. Newer sets and better sets have brighter pictures, blacker back grounds and higher contrast, all very important in day time viewing or where there is a lot of ambient light from room lighting at night..