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It feels as though Black Friday has been going on for weeks now, and in a way, it has, thanks to all of the major retailers going very early on their Black Friday sales. Now, though, it's Black Friday proper, and some of the best TVs are now at their lowest-ever prices.
But prices aren't static. In fact, they're fluctuating wildly, with drops appearing and then being withdrawn at lightning speed. That can of course make it a nightmare to find the best deals, but I'm here to help.
I've been testing TVs since way back in 2007 and I've been covering Black Friday since Amazon brought the concept to the UK in 2010. All of which is to say that I'm a seasoned TV reviewer and deal-hunter. I'm using that combined expertise to dig up the very best deals on the very best TVs right through until the bitter end of Cyber Monday.
Scroll down a bit and you'll find my current favourite UK TV deals and US TV deals, and towards the bottom of the page you'll find the live updates section, where I'll be posting new deals as I find them, as well as some advice and probably some mindless rambling as the endless hours of deal-hunting take their toll on my grey matter.
Quick Links
- Amazon: up to 50% off OLED sets
- Richer Sounds: over £1000 off 77-inch sets
- Sevenoaks Sound and Vision: up to £2000 off LG OLEDs
- John Lewis: free 5-star Samsung soundbars with select models
- Walmart,: save $1000s on top Mini LEDs
- Best Buy: top OLED sets from $600
Editor's Picks
- TCL 65P755K 2024 LCD TV
was £468now £410 at Amazon (save £58) - Sony Bravia 8 (K65XR80) 2024 OLED TV
was £2999now £1799 at Fenwick (save £1200) - LG OLED65C4
$2700now $1496 at Amazon (save $1204) - LG OLED42C4
was $1499now $896.99 at Crutchfield (save $603)
Best UK Black Friday TV Deals
Best US Black Friday TV Deals
So, which TV would I personally buy this Black Friday?
I'm so glad you asked! I currently have a 65-inch TV in my living room and while I'd like to go up to a 77-inch model, it's really not practical. Neatness is also key as the TV is mounted to the wall and I don't have the appetite for the work needed to properly channel the cables.
That's why my current TV is the Samsung S95C, which has the One Connect box. So, rather than having four HDMI cables and a power cable running to the TV, I have just a single, silvery wire running to the display from the discreetly hidden One Connect unit.
But, while I have grown to like the S95C quite a lot, it's still a bit flawed and the S95D is a much better TV. So, if I had the money, that's the TV I would buy for my living room. Iit's currently down to a record-low price of £1989 at Amazon.
But I would also like to upgrade the TV in my home office, which is where I'm currently working but also where I do a lot of gaming. I currently use an older 48-inch Philips OLED in there, and while it's a really nice TV, it's a little too big and it can't be 'hacked' to work as a PC monitor in the same way that an LG OLED can. That's why I'd very much like the 42-inch LG C4 which, at £888 at Amazon, is almost at its lowest-ever price.
Looking for a big but very cheap TV? You won't find a better Black Friday deal than this one
If you're after a big TV with a small price tag, this deal is for you: the 65-inch TCL P755K is down to just £410 at Amazon.
To be clear, this was always a cheap TV – £468 when we reviewed it – but this additional Black Friday discount is not to be sniffed at.
And while the TV won't knock your socks off, it's a surprisingly capable and balanced performer for the money. It's a decent gaming TV for the money, too.
It doesn't sound great, though, so I'd consider adding a cheap soundbar such as the Sonos Ray, which is currently just £136 at Amazon.
A fresh £200 discount has appeared on the Award-winning Sony Bravia 8
So the big new Black Friday deal is on the Sony Bravia 8, which is now down to just £1799 at Fenwick. This is our 2024 TV Product of the Year, no less, and yesterday it was £1999. In fact, that's still what other retailers are charging for it. A genuinely great new deal, then!
So, are there any new TV deals for Black Friday proper?
Many will be wondering whether lots of new deals have appeared now that real Black Friday is here. And the answer is... not really. I've spotted a couple of nice new discounts, which I will wite about imminently, but most prices have fluctuated only a little bit if at all.
Now, while that on the face of it is a bit disappointing, the biggest reason for the lack of big new deals is that most of the best TVs got their big Black Friday discounts a few days ago, at the start of what is now being referred to by some as 'Black Friday Week'.
In fact, of the 46 TVs that I keep constant track of on my main TV deals page, 30 are at their lowest-ever prices. In other words, now is a great time to buy, whether the model you're eyeing up has had a new discount today or not.
However, if you are looking for a new discount on an Award-winning TV, I've definitely got the deal for you coming up...
Happy Black Friday, one and all!
Tom Parsons, What Hi-Fi?'s TV & AV Editor here. I've been tracking the prices of the best TVs all year and I'm ramping it up for Black Friday.
Today, I will be posting deals as I see them, as well as little bits of advice I've picked up over my 17 years of reviewing and deal-hunting. So stay tuned!
A new cheapest-ever OLED TV
Senior Staff Writer Lewis Empson has just very excitedly pointed out that we have a new cheapest-ever OLED TV – the Panasonic TX-42MZ800B, which is now just £595 at Richer Sounds.
That beats the previous record held by the... Panasonic TX-42MZ700B, which is still £599 at Amazon.
You might expect that the MZ800B is the next model up from the MZ700B, and it is, but the differences are slight. According to Panasonic's own website, the MZ800B adds HDR10+ support and a subwoofer, but the two sets are apparently otherwise identical. Seeing that the MZ800B is also now the cheaper of the two, that's the one I'd go for.
Now, it's absolutely worth pointing out that we haven't reviewed either of these models, so it will be a bit of a punt either way, but OLED pretty much guarantees a certain degree of quality and Panasonic's reputation for picture authenticity is well earned.
What about sound?
This might be a slight tangent, but I've just spotted the 'double deals' that Sevenoaks is running on Sony products, and they're very tempting indeed. As with Richer Sounds, you can now buy the XR-55A80L OLED TV for just £1099 at Sevenoaks, but you can also then buy the Award-winning Bravia Theatre Bar 9 soundbar for an incredibly low £699.
That soundbar won our Product of the Year Award at its full price of £1399, and when bought separately, it's currently £999 – so that's an extra saving of £300.
These are devices that were made to work in harmony, with the Acoustic Centre Sync feature utlising the speakers of the TV and the soundbar to enhance focus and spaciousness. As a system, this is quite the force to be reckoned with, particularly at this price.
So, the Sony A80L: our TV Product of the Year for last year and the model that embarrassed the LG C3 is down to a new lowest-ever price of just £1099 at Amazon. If you'd rather not spend your money at Amazon, it's also £1099 at Richer Sounds if you sign up for a free 'VIP Club' membership.
That's for the 55-inch model, and it represents a fresh overnight drop of £50.
'twas the eve of Black Friday...
Goooooood morning, TV deal fans! It's just one more sleep till Black Friday proper, so most people who haven't already pounced on one of the TV deals that dropped in the last week is probably thinking they'll wait until tomorrow at this point.
Well, I've manually checked the prices of the TVs I track daily (there are 40 of them!) and I was about to type in here that there are no new drops, but then I found two new deals, and they're both good 'uns. First up, a new lowest-ever price on the Sony A80L...
And with that, I'm outta here. One of my colleagues may post another deal overnight if they spot an absolute cracker, but otherwise I will be back tomorrow morning for more bargain-hunting. Ciao for now!
Bargain big TV alert!
Just a quick final post before I log off for the evening: if it's a cheap-but-big TV you're after, I recommend the 65-inch TCL P755K, which is down to an incredibly low £424 at Amazon.
Now, admittedly, that's a new discount of just £44 since we tested the TV last month, but at this level that's still a drop of almost 10 per cent. And, honestly, how cheap do you expect a 65-inch TV to be?
Of course, a rubbish TV isn't worth buying even if it's very cheap, but the P755K is actually rather good for the money. It's of course not going to set the world alight, but it delivers vibrant-but-balanced colours, sharp edges and decent detail. It supports all four HDR formats, too, and while it's a 60Hz TV, games look good and feel responsive. A great option if your budget is limited.
Battle of the flagship OLED TV deals
What HiFi? Editor-in-Chief (and my boss!) Alastair Stevenson has just written a piece explaining why he would ignore all of the LG C4 and Sony Bravia 8 deals and go for the Panasonic Z95A MLA OLED instead. His arguments make a lot of sense and I love the Z95A as well, but if I was spending that sort of money on a super-premium TV, I'd personally go for the Sony A95L, the 65-inch version of which is now available for £2699 at Amazon.
It's a close-run thing between these two glorious TVs, but I appreciate the extra colour vibrancy that the Sony's QD-OLED panel gives you in the brightest and darkest parts of the picture. It's got a snazzier design, too, and it sounds even better. In fact, I'd say it's just about the best-sounding TV you can currently buy – though I would still add a dedicated sound system if I was able.
Sweetening the deals is the fact that the 65-inch Sony A95L is currently £100 cheaper than the equivalent Panasonic Z95A. Small change, perhaps, when spending this sort of money, but that's most of an Apple TV 4K or several 4K Blu-ray discs.
WARNING: I personally wouldn't buy an LG TV that isn't OLED
LG has an incredibly strong reputation when it comes to TVs. In 'real life', it's the brand that I get asked about most – if I had a pound for every time I've recently been asked "should I buy this LG TV?", I'd have enough money to buy a reasonable bottle of whisky.
But it's worth remembering that LG's reputation has been built on the strength of its OLED TVs, which are genuinely brilliant, and lots of these people are asking about an LCD or QNED model that they've found with a big discount. And I'm sorry to say that I haven't seen a really good one of those in a long time.
Now, it's worth mentioning that we haven't run a full review of a non-OLED LG TV in ages – largely because LG very rarely makes them available for review – but I have seen plenty of them in action at press events and I have a couple of friends and family members who bought non-OLED LGs, and I've been routinely unimpressed by the picture quality, which I've generally found to be a bit rough and unrefined.
It's not that any of these TVs have been outright bad, but I think you can get better for the same money. If it's a really good mid-range TV you're after, the five-star Samsung Q80D is down to £689 at Amazon for the 55-inch model. That was £999 when we reviewed it and it was excellent for that money, so it's a real steal at its Black Friday price.
If you need something more affordable than that but still big, the 65-inch TCL P755K is well worth a look. It's now just £424 at Amazon.
Greetings from a very cold and rainy Cambridgeshire. I'm currently holed up in the office, warming myself with hot TV deals.
We're still officially two days out from Black Friday proper, but most TVs dropped to their lowest-ever prices last week and I'm currently seeing fairly minor fluctuations. I'm in the process of another deep dive through the retailer sales pages and will flag any significant new drops here as I find them. First, though, let me tell you about a whole load of TVs that I wouldn't buy...
The cheapest OLED TV by some margin
G'morning, TV deal hunters!
Yesterday I brought you plenty of highly recommendable big-screen OLED bargains from LG – they're only a short scroll down if you missed them – but if you want smaller and cheaper without sacrificing the 'premium' part, look no further than this uber-cheap OLED: the 42-inch Panasonic MZ700B for just £599 on Amazon.
OK so I haven't actually tested this model and therefore can't give it the resounding recommendation I've given other tried-and-tested TVs on this blog, but I'm pretty confident it will be worth this Black Friday price. Firstly, Panasonic OLED TVs tend to be only one thing: impressive. And secondly, it's pretty well specced, with decent HDR support (Dolby Vision, HDR10 and HLG) alongside three HDMI sockets and the Android OS.
Worth a punt, if you ask me.
The C4 is comfortably the most popular LG OLED TV, but it's not the cheapest. That title goes to the entry-level B4, which is available in 48, 55 and 65 inches – and all sizes have been discounted for Black Friday. Here are the details:
48-inch LG B4: £759 at Amazon
55-inch LG B4: £899 at John Lewis
65-inch LG B4: £1199 at John Lewis
How does that compare to the pricing of the C4? I'm so glad you asked! Here are the best prices currently available:
48-inch LG C4: £978 at Peter Tyson
55-inch LG C4: £1144 at Amazon
65-inch LG C4: £1498 at Amazon
That means you're looking at a saving of between £219 and £299 (depending on the size you choose) if you go for a B4 instead of a C4. But should you?
We haven't been able to fully test the B4 as LG has so far failed to send us a review sample, but I did see it briefly in action at a launch event earlier this year and I was impressed. It clearly doesn't go quite as bright as the C4 and its lesser picture processing makes it look a little less refined in its delivery, but it looked to deliver much of the core character of the C4. It's also just as smart and it even supports advanced gaming features such as 4K/120Hz and VRR across all four of its HDMI 2.1 sockets.
So, while I certainly can't vouch for the B4 100 per cent, I would be very tempted by it. I would also be tempted to spend the difference on a soundbar such as the Sonos Beam Gen 2 (currently down to £335 at Amazon).
Or, if you look at it another way...
If you're not too bored of back-of-a-fag-packet maths, What Hi-Fi? Magazine Editor Jonathan Evans has just pointed out that if you go by square inches rather than diagonal inches, which version of the C4 offers the best value changes rather a lot. Here we go:
42-inch LG C4: £1.18 per square inch (£888 at Amazon)
48-inch LG C4: £0.99 per square inch (£978 at Peter Tyson)
55-inch LG C4: £0.88 per square inch (£1139 at Appliance City)
65-inch LG C4: £0.82 per square inch (£1498 at Amazon)
77-inch LG C4: £0.99 per square inch (£2381 at Amazon)
83-inch LG C4: £1.20 per square inch (£3545 at Amazon)
So, all of a sudden, the 65- and 55-inch versions of the C4 look like the best value in terms of the amount of screen you're getting per pound, and the 42-inch model – alongside the 83 incher – suddenly looks like quite poor value.
Interesting, hey? No? Just me? Ok, I'll stop! Proper deals incoming...
Which is the best-value version of the LG C4?
Good morning, deal hunters! TV & AV Editor Tom Parsons here, checking in for another full day of truffle pig-like snuffling for the lowest prices on the best TVs.
I've just been doing my usual checks and prices don't seem to have moved much overnight, but we've just been having a conversation in the office about the best-value version of the LG C4, prompting me to do some nerdy maths.
So, for the record, the current best prices for all sizes of the LG C4 are as follows:
42-inch LG C4: £888 at Amazon
48-inch LG C4: £978 at Peter Tyson
55-inch LG C4: £1139 at Appliance City
65-inch LG C4: £1498 at Amazon
77-inch LG C4: £2381 at Amazon
83-inch LG C4: £3545 at Amazon
From there, we can find a pounds-per-inch figure by simply dividing the price by the size of the set:
42-inch LG C4: £21.14 per inch
48-inch LG C4: £20.38 per inch
55-inch LG C4: £20.71 per inch
65-inch LG C4: £23.05 per inch
77-inch LG C4: £30.92 per inch
83-inch LG C4: £42.71 per inch
Now, this won't come as a big surprise to those in the know, but it just reinforces the fact that the best overall value is offered by the 48- and 55-inch models, with the 42-inch model following just a little bit behind. The 65-inch model is pretty good value, too, but the pounds-per-inch figure jumps dramatically once you hit 77 inches and jumps again for the 83-inch model.
Why am I telling you all this? I'll level with you: I thought it was just a fun and vaguely interesting bit of maths, though I confess that Black Friday week might be doing funny things to my noggin.
Of course, you will mostly be guided by how much room you have and how cinematic you want to go, but perhaps this will help someone who is torn between two sizes.
If I'm honest, though, whenever someone says they're torn between two sizes, I always say, "go big!". I don't think I've ever met anyone who regretted going for the bigger of two sizes, but I've met plenty who complain they went too small.
Hello! Senior staff writer Lewis Empson dropping in to share yet another brilliant TV deal. Now, previously we wouldn't really recommend 8K TVs, especially with the lack of dedicated content and high price tags, but this Award-winning model from Samsung has caught my eye while I've been sifting through the best Black Friday TV deals.
The QN900D is a TV I've seen in the flesh multiple times and can say without a doubt that it's a technical marvel. I'm cautious of upscaling and will always prefer 4K Blu-ray discs over streaming, so it should speak for itself that even I am impressed by the capabilities of the QN900D. Samsung's upscaling system is genuinely very effective, to the extent that it enhances 4K content noticeably. Pair that with the bold, rich colour presentation and enhanced brightness of the Neo QLED backlighting system (also known as Mini LED with Quantum Dots), and the QN900D is a winner – quite literally too, as it took home "best 8K TV" at the 2024 What Hi-Fi? Awards.
It also bears the hallmarks of other five-star Samsung TVs, including an unrivalled gaming specification of four full-fat HDMI 2.1 sockets, providing 4K/120Hz gaming with VRR and ALLM. Furthermore, it supports HDR10, HDR10+ and HLG (but no Dolby Vision), as well as Dolby Atmos immersive audio. HDMI eARC is included to hook it up to a soundbar (might we suggest the exceptional Samsung HW-Q990D for full Samsung synergy) as well as Samsung's wide range of AI-powered enhancements including Voice Amplifier Pro dialogue enhancement and Real Depth Enhancer Pro for SDR to HDR conversion.
While nearly £4000 is still a hefty price tag, this Samsung offers a huge screen with groundbreaking picture performance and a healthy feature set with a discount of £2800. It's a little out of my budget, and 75 inches is a bit big for my living room, but if you're after a no-compromise TV then this might be the deal for you.
Happy Monday and welcome to the first day of Black Friday-fest, which is set to run until the bell tolls on this year's event at the end of Cyber Monday on the 2nd of December.
Despite the event still having a long time to run, we've already seen a load of great OLED TV deals appear. But, be warned not all of them are as good as they first appear. Which is why myself (Alastair Stevenson, What Hi-Fi? editor in chief) and the wider team are maintaining this guide were we'll flag the best deals you should consider, as well as the ones to avoid. This week our opening bit of advice is around an at first awesome looking deal on the Sony A80L, which is a five star set and former What Hi-Fi? Award winner. Right now you can buy the 55-inch Sony A80L is down to £1149 at Amazon, while the 65-inch model is £1549 at Amazon.
And to be clear it's a great TV still. But I'd recommend you avoid the deal for one simple reason: there's a better one doing the rounds on a newer model, specifically the LG C4. Right now you can pick up the 55-inch LG C4 for just £1144 at Amazon, and the 65-inch LG C4 is just £1498 at Amazon. I'd recommend these deals over the A80L for a couple of reasons, chief of which is the fact the C4 performed as well, and at times better when we ran the two head to head in our viewing rooms while reviewing the 65-inch version of LG's step down OLED. This plus its wider connectivity, featuring four 2.1 HDMI inputs to the Sony's two make it a better option for most people.
And with that, my brief Sunday deal-hunting session has drawn to an end. Time to head home for a winter-busting dinner of pie and mash (no time for a proper roast!).
Bon chance to those looking for a new TV this evening. We'll be back to lend a helping hand tomorrow morning.
If the biggest TV simply isn't big enough, it's probably time to consider a projector. In that case, I highly recommend that you check out the Hisense C1, which is an ideal first projector and an exceptional bargain at £1099 from Amazon.
If it's a really cheap TV you're after this Black Friday, you have to check out this deal on the TCL 32SF540K:
We tested this 32-inch TV alongside rivals from Sony and Toshiba, and it was my favourite from the bunch, despite it also being the cheapest. It's now even cheaper, too. You really won't get a better-performing, smarter TV for less.
The Sony A80L is an OLED TV so superb that it pretty much romped to victory in our Awards last year, leaving the LG C3 in its dust. And now, both the 55-inch and 65-inch models are available for their lowest-ever prices: the 55-inch model is now £1149 at Amazon, while the 65-inch version is £1549 at Amazon.
A TV as good as the A80L at prices such as these is hard to ignore – but ignore it you should. Why? Because the newer LG C4 is even better and even cheaper:
LG was rather taken aback by how much the C3 was trounced by the Sony A80L in 2023, so this year it put a huge amount of additional work into the C4. The result is a mid-range OLED TV that is even punchier and crisper than the A80L. It's got much better gaming specs, too, with four HDMI 2.1 sockets (as opposed to two on the Sony) that can all handle 4K/120Hz, VRR and ALLM. The webOS operating system is easier to get on with, too, and it requires almost no effort to get the C4 performing at its best.
The A80L still sounds better, but the C4 sounds decent and a TV at this level should really be partnered by at least a soundbar anyway.
If it's a great deal on an OLED TV that you're after, I really don't think you can look past the LG C4.
TV & AV Editor Tom Parsons checking-in for a stormy Sunday afternoon of TV deal-hunting 🫡
TV prices are currently as wild as the weather, and some of the super-low prices I saw on Friday have already risen. That said, some of the best TVs are still at their lowest-ever prices – and some have dropped even further in the last day or two.
Gimme two ticks to write up one such best-ever deal – on the Award-winning Sony A80L – as well as why you shouldn't buy it.
The 55-inch Samsung Q80D was already considered a five-star AV bargain when we reviewed it at it's full price – but now it's £300 cheaper, making it an even better deal.
You can find the Samsung QE55Q80D for just £699 on Amazon currently, down from £999. This deal is also available at Richer Sounds and John Lewis.
Samsung's sub-£1000 LED TV is a bargain at its full price, offering an impressive picture, stellar gaming specs and a comprehensive smart system built in. With four full bandwidth HDMI 2.1 sockets, impressive contrast and sharpness and built-in audio that exceeds expectations, you can't really go wrong with this brilliant Samsung TV at this temptingly low price.
The 50- and 55-inch Amazon Fire TV Omni QLED are two of the best cheap TVs we've tested and recommend. And with these two healthy Black Friday discounts that's truer than ever.
Right now on Amazon the price of the 55-inch version has plummeted from £780 to an impressive £420.
Meanwhile the smaller 50-inch Amazon Fire TV Omni QLED is currently selling for £380, a solid 42 per cent saving on its regular £649 price tag.
Having reviewed most sizes of the Omni QLED, we can confirm both are among the best you'll find at this price. Though their sound is compromised, so you'll be best off getting a soundbar with them, they offer a variety of perks. Highlights include excellent app support, good, sharp picture quality and solid connectivity that make them a good choice for gamers as well as movie fans.
Giant TV deal alert! If you're looking for an outright giant TV but don't fancy paying full price this Black Friday, I'd strongly recommend checking out the current discount on Sony's 75-inch Bravia 9.
Right now you can buy the 75-inch Bravia 9 for £3099 at Peter Tyson (save £1300).
For that price the Mini LED is a very solid option. When we reviewed the 75-inch Bravia 9 earlier this year, we found it offers one of the highest peak brightness levels we've experienced on a TV this year. This makes HDR content in particular shine, offering wonderfully punchy highlights that give the picture a truly three-dimensional feel. Just be warned when you buy it, you will have to make some adjustments to its picture settings to get the best results possible. We detail the ones we used to get the best results in our Bravia 9 review.
Early adopter who insists on having the latest tech? Then we've got a TV deal just for you! Specifically you can currently grab Samsung's award winning, flagship 8K TV at is best price ever this Black Friday.
The Samsung QE75QN900D is currently selling for £3899 at Crampton & Moore.That's a huge £2751 saving on its regular £6650 price.
The QN900D is the best 8K TV we've ever tested, with its upscaling powers making it one of the first we can recommend to normal people. This lets it sharpen 4K and even FHD sources. Add to this its bright and punchy picture and it became an easy five-star recommendation when we reviewed it. Our only word of caution is that don't bank on getting much native 8K content to watch on it. There's still next to no TV or movies mastered at that high resolution...
Welcome to the penultimate Friday before actual Black Friday – for those new to the whole thing, it’s technically the final Friday of November that Black Friday proper happens on, it’s just launched weirdly early this year.
And if you’re on this page looking for a decent TV deal, our advice hasn’t changed much from yesterday. Specifically, if you want a smaller OLED we’d strongly recommend looking at one of the stellar deals currently running on the award-winning 42- and 48-inch LG C4s.
You can buy the 42-inch LG C4 for £899 at Sevenoaks, a £500 saving on its regular price.
Above it the 48-inch LG C4 is selling for £978 at Peter Tyson, a £521 discount on its RRP.
If you’re after something bigger I’m pleased to report the 65-inch Sony Bravia 8 is still selling for £1999 on Amazon. That’s a £1000 discount on our Product of the Year winner’s regular price.
Budget bargain!
Amazon's own 50-inch QLED TV, which won a What Hi-Fi? Award last year, has now returned to its lowest-ever price of £380 at Amazon.
In the US, it is also on sale for $390.
This is a budget TV with rare all-round ability, having impressed our TV experts last year with its balanced, consistent picture quality, app-packed and user-friendly OS, and surprisingly decent gaming specs. It outperformed its price at its original £650 / $530 RRP, so it's certainly worth the Black Friday deal price now.
Will it go any lower? It's hard to say – Amazon did just announce a step-up Omni Mini LED TV range that starts at £649 for a 55-inch model. But if it does we can't imagine it'll be by much.
And that's it for today's TV deals. Our deal hunters are powering-down so they're fresh for more deals in the morning.
What will tomorrow bring? We'd love to see the 42-inch LG C4 drop below £800 and the 55-inch model get back down below £1000. Wishful thinking? Let's wait and see...
DEAL ALERT: If you’re wondering what the best TV deal today is then we have one simple answer. This fantastic saving on the Sony A95L.
The deal lets you buy a 65-inch Sony A95L for £2699 on Amazon – a massive £1000 saving on its regular price.
If that’s too big for your lounge, good news! The 55-inch model’s also on sale. Specifically, you can buy the 55-inch Sony A95L for £1994 on Amazon. That’s a £1001 saving on its normal price.
Why are we recommending it? Because, despite being Sony’s 2023 flagship, it remains an absolutely amazing OLED TV. To catch you up, it is the latest OLED from Sony to feature a QD-OLED panel. This year's only new Sony OLED, the Bravia 8 has a basic WOLED panel.
QD-OLED is a clever technology that combines OLED with Samsung’s colour enhancing Quantum Dot technology. Based on our testing it works great as a combo. To this day the A95L can go head to head with some of 2024’s best OLED TVs – we know this as until recently we used it as a reference point when reviewing TV as a part of our comparative testing process.
So if you want a fantastic deal and don’t mind going for a 2023 model, we’d strongly recommend considering Amazon’s current A95L discount.
WARNING: With Amazon now fully pushing Black Friday we've seen scores of TV deals, not all of which are particularly good. This is especially true if you're shopping for a small or cheap TV, where there are huge disparities in performance between various models. Having tested TVs for decades, trust us when we say many cheap TVs aren't worth your money, no matter how heavily they're discounted. We're still running through the current live deals finding the diamonds in the rough, but to help you find a shortlist of cheap TVs to keep an eye on we've just updated our main buying guide. This includes a curated list of the five best cheap TVs we've had into our test rooms and know are worth your money.
It may be a Thursday, but that hasn't stopped Amazon from pulling the trigger and kicking off its yearly Black Friday sales event (yes we're confused too). As expected the event has brought with it a sea of TV deals, some of which are good, many of which are outright terrible.
To help you quickly find the best deal our team of experts will be on hand live updating this page with all the top deals we've spotted on sets we have fully reviewed and recommend.
At the moment our advice is pretty simple: if you want a flagship OLED our product of the year TV winner, the Sony Bravia 8 has had decent discounts across the board.
In the UK the 55-inch Sony Bravia 8 is £700 off.
Across the pond in the US the 55-inch Sony Bravia 8 retails for just $1398. That's a healthy saving considering it normally costs $1799.99.
