Best 8K TV deals in September 2022

By Louis Ramirez
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Future-proof your living room with one of these 8K TVs

A Samsung Neo QLED 8K TV with the Tom's Guide "killer deal" sticker
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There aren't a lot of compelling reasons to buy an 8K TV. With little content other than travelogues and nature videos, 8K is somewhat of a phantom format. However, if you're still interested in 8K, there are more 8K TV deals out there than you think, which makes now a good time to future-proof your living room with an 8K TV. 

If you're not sure where to start, you'll want to check out our list of the best 8K TVs available now. Hisense, Samsung, and Sony are just a few of the manufacturers with 8K TVs. In terms of retailers, you'll find 8K TV deals at retailers like Amazon, Best Buy, and directly from manufacturers. 

Below you'll find 8K TVs we recommend. The good news is that many of today's prices are lower than they were just a week ago. (Don't need an 8K TV? Make sure to check out our guide to the best TV deals and best OLED TV deals). 

Best 8K TV deals right now

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Hisense 75" 8K QLED Roku TV: for $1,799 @ Best Buy (opens in new tab)
The U800GR is Hisense's first 8K TV and one of the most affordable 8K TVs on the market. It features an 8K upscaler that brings all content to near 8K quality. It also offers Dolby Vision/HDR10/HLG support, built-in Google Assistant, Dolby Atmos audio, low latency gaming mode, and the Roku platform for streaming. It's not on sale per se, but it's the least-expensive 8K TV you can buy right now. 

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Samsung 65" QN800A 8K QLED TV: $3,499 $1,999 @ Samsung (opens in new tab)
Samsung is knocking up to $1,500 off its QN800A series 8K TVs with prices starting at $1,999 — its lowest price ever. The QN800A is one of the best 8K TVs you can buy, and also one of the most affordable. It features Neo QLED tech, which combines quantum-dot color with mini-LED backlights. You also get a handful of AI-driven features like upscaling, audio tuning, and HDR tone mapping. 

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Samsung 65" Neo QLED 8K QN900A: $4,999 $2,999 @ Samsung (opens in new tab)
The QN900A is the best 8K TV on the market. It uses both quantum-dot enhancement for better color and brightness and mini-LED backlighting for tighter contrast control and superb HDR performance. It's also paired with Samsung's Object Tracking Sound Pro technology, which uses an array of frame-mounted speakers to track audio with the position of actors and objects on screen, providing a more immersive experience. It's now $2,000 off. 

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Samsung 65" QN800B 8K TV: $3,499 $2,799 @ Samsung (opens in new tab)
$700 off! Meet the newest 8K TV in Samsung's lineup. The QN800B features Samsung's Quantum Mini LEDs to deliver over a billion colors with intense contrast. It also houses Samsung's Neural Quantum 8K CPU to deliver an immersive picture and 8K upscaling. Samsung is now dropping its price to an all-time low. 

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Samsung 75" Neo QLED 8K QN900A: $6,999 $3,999 @ Samsung (opens in new tab)
$3,000 off! The QN900A is the best 8K TV on the market. It uses both quantum-dot enhancement for better color and brightness and mini-LED backlighting for tighter contrast control and superb HDR performance. It's also paired with Samsung's Object Tracking Sound Pro technology, which uses an array of frame-mounted speakers to track audio with the position of actors and objects on screen, providing a more immersive experience. It's now $3,000 off. 

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Louis Ramirez
Louis Ramirez

As deals editor at Tom’s Guide, Louis is constantly looking for ways to avoid paying full price for the latest gadgets. With over 10 years of deals-hunting experience, Louis price checks against multiple retailers and searches high and low for the best deals to bring readers. A born-and-bred New Yorker, Louis is also an avid swimmer and marathoner. His work has appeared on Gizmodo, CNET, and Time Out New York.

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