Black Friday may be over, but you can still score some great OLED TV deals. We're still seeing some the best TV prices of the year, including massive discounts on premium OLED sets from every top-rated brand.
Big, beautiful 4K OLED TVs are on sale, making it more affordable than ever to buy all the best OLED TVs we've reviewed. From a gaming-ready, 48-inch budget model under $900, to the theater-like LG G1 OLED for $300 off, this year's OLED TV discounts are the best we've ever seen. Speaking of LG OLED TVs, you can now get the LG C1 OLED at a killer price; this deal goes in and out stock, so keep checking back to buy one like we did.
For newer discounts, be sure to head on over to our Cyber Monday OLED TV deals.
Top Black Friday OLED TV deals still available
- OLED TVs on sale: deals from $899 @ Best Buy
- LG 48" OLED A1 w/ $100 credit: was $1,199 now $896 @ Amazon
- Vizio 55" OLED 4K TV: was $1,299 now $999 @ Best Buy
- Sony 65" A80J OLED: was $2,299 now $1,799 @ Best Buy
- LG 77" A1 OLED + $150 gift card: was $2,999 now $2,696 @ NewEgg
- LG 83" C1 OLED: was $5,999 now $4,996 @ Walmart
Black Friday OLED TV deals
48-inch OLED TVs
55-inch OLED TVs
65-inch OLED TVs
77-inches OLED TVs and larger
What is OLED?
What is OLED technology, and why does it cost more?
OLED stands for Organic Light Emitting Diode, a display technology that uses organic compounds to create clusters of red, green, blue, and white points of light to make up the individual pixels of the TV. On a 4K TV with 3840 x 2160 resolution, that means a single OLED panel will have 8.29 million pixels. And unlike standard LCD TVs, each one of those pixels produces its own light, and can be individually turned on or off, brightened or dimmed.
That pixel-level control of brightness lets OLED offer the best contrast of any display technology, with neighboring pixels delivering everything from intense brightness to true black, and every color imaginable.
As a result, OLED TVs consistently outperform LED-lit LCD TVs, whether they use standard LCD panels or boost the picture quality with enhancements like quantum dots or discrete dimming zones. As far as picture quality is concerned, there's OLED, and then there's everything else.
Check out our selection of the best OLED TVs to learn more about the top models we've tested and reviewed.
Are Black Friday OLED TV deals worth buying?
Is it better to buy an OLED TV during Black Friday, or another time of year?
In a word: Absolutely. OLED holds a special place in the TV world, offering a clearly superior display technology over competitors like LCD, QLED and Mini-LED.
With the ability to turn of any of a 4K display's 8 million pixels, the self-emissive nature of OLED delivers both vibrant colors and perfect black levels. OLED TVs easily outperform LCD sets in color gamut reproduction, contrast, HDR support and overall perceived picture quality. They simply look better, because they are.
But this premium technology doesn't come cheap. With only one major manufacturer producing TV-sized OLED panels (LG Display), and then supplying both LG Electronics and competitors like Sony and Vizio, prices stay pretty high throughout the year.
The exception to this rule is Black Friday, when sales drop prices to the lowest point you'll see. 55-inch OLED TVs can even be had for under $1,000, a sight previously thought impossible.
Learn more in our articles Black Friday TV deals: Should you buy OLED or QLED? and LG A1 vs. LG C1: Which is the better Black Friday OLED TV deal?
