Black Friday TV deals are on the way! Black Friday is creeping ever closer, and I'm already seeing early deals popping up on some of the best TVs. Whether you want a 85-inch to dazzle your guests or a budget-friendly set, I've been scouring the web for the deals that are worth your money.
For starters, you can get the LG 48-inch B5 4K OLED TV on sale for $699 at Best Buy. This is an awesome deal with $600 off and the cheapest OLED TV deal you'll find ahead of Black Friday.
For more discounts, check out our Black Friday deals coverage — we've covered deals across all brands and categories.
Quick links
- shop TV deals from $69 @ Amazon
- Insignia 43" F50 4K LED TV: was $199 now $149 @ Amazon
- TCL 55" Q6 4K QLED TV: was $379 now $278 @ Walmart
- LG 48" B5 4K OLED TV: was $1,299 now $699 @ Best Buy
- TCL 75" QM6K 4K Mini-LED TV: was $1,299 now $849 @ Best Buy
- Hisense 65" U75QG 4K Mini-LED TV: was $1,139 now $899 @ Amazon
- LG 55" C5 4K OLED TV: was $1,296 now $1,196 @ Amazon
- Samsung 65" QN90F Mini-LED TV: was $2,499 now $1,599 @ Best Buy
- Hisense 85" U8QG Mini-LED TV: was $2,497 now $2,299 @ Amazon
OLED TV Deals
60-85 inch TV deals
50-59 inch TV deals
24-49 inch TV deals
Who has the best TV deals on Black Friday?
Who has the best Black Friday TV deals depends on the type of set you're interested in. In general, Best Buy has the best Black Friday TV deals, especially on our favorite brands like LG, Samsung, and Sony. Meanwhile, we've seen excellent sales on more affordable brands like Hisense and Onn from Walmart. Amazon typically tries to price-match both Best Buy and Walmart, so be sure to run comparisons if you tend to favor one retailer over another.
Remember, Black Friday TV deals are designed to generate excitement around sales, so don't let the hype from every retailer confuse you. The basics of buying a great TV on sale are the same as regular priced models: Know what features you should expect, what extras you may want, and read up on reviews to get a feel for what's good or bad about specific models.
Black Friday cheap TVs: Bargain hunters, beware
Watch the fine print on those deals. You may see some TVs selling for $100 or less, but they all have some pretty severe limitations. Small sizes are common, and 32 inches is pretty small compared to the 65-inch models we usually review. (Check out our guide to choosing the right TV size to find the best size for your home.)
Most are lacking smart features or rely on off-brand software with limited app selection. But the biggest "gotcha" you'll see on Black Friday is low resolution — some don't even offer full HD, opting for 720p resolution. While you may see TVs listed for amazingly low prices — some for less than $100 — don't expect any of the smart functions or 4K panels we see in the best TVs.
The other thing to watch for are refurbished and open box units. These can be a source of enormous savings, but they come with wear and tear before you ever set it up, and warranty coverage may not be as robust as a new model will offer. Refurbs are a good way to save a buck during the rest of the year, but as we get into the holidays, the best deals are on new units.
Just remember the old saying about things that look too good to be true. Not all cheap Black Friday TVs are great deals, even when the prices are enticing.
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