I found 17 OLED TV deals that made my eyes water — save up to $900 on LG, Samsung, Sony and Panasonic right now

The LG B5 brings everything we love about OLED TVs down to a much friendlier price. Because of this, it's one of my favorite OLED TVs of 2025. The B5 supports Dolby Vision and offers a full slate of four HDMI 2.1 ports that all support 4K gaming at 120Hz. This makes it a terrific pick for viewers who want an affordable OLED for streaming and gaming. Check out our full LG B5 review for the full scoop on this value-packed OLED TV.

The Panasonic Z85A offers the built-in benefits of OLED display technology in a stylish package. It's packed with features for gaming, streaming, and more. Folks with Alexa-centric smart home devices are set to make the most out of the Z85A's built-in Fire TV features.

Samsung's most affordable OLED TV of 2025 may not be as much of a showstopper as the brand's flagship-level S95F, but it's still super affordable for a 65-inch OLED TV. It also comes with a useful array of gaming enhancements and streaming features.

If you want something bigger than 48 inches and you don't mind buying a 2024 TV, you can't go wrong with the LG B4. Like the B5, the LG B4 OLED is not as bright as higher-end OLED TVs, but you still get to bask in the glory of OLED display technology. If you're worried about its age compared to the newer B5, fear not: we noted the minimal differences between them in the LG B4 vs LG B5 face-off, highlighting how these two OLED TVs are almost identical.

The 55-inch Samsung S90D is a great pick if you want excellent HDR performance in a reasonable screen size. Featuring HDR10+ support and a QD-OLED panel, the S90D offers incredible picture quality and an extensive gaming hub. Read more about this OLED TV's strengths in our full Samsung S90D review.

Samsung's most affordable OLED TV of 2025 is the S85F, and right now, the 65-inch version of this TV is under $1,200 even after Black Friday is over. It doesn't offer the blisteringly bright HDR performance you'll get with Samsung's flagship-level, quantum dot-equipped OLED TVs, but there's still plenty to love, including a full slate of HDMI 2.1-compatible inputs for Xbox Series X and PS5.

Last year's top mid-range OLED, the LG C4, is seeing steep discounts before it disappears from shelves entirely in the coming months. It arrives with nearly all of the same features you'll find on the newer LG C5, including a full slate of HDMI 2.1 inputs, top-tier gaming support, and Dolby Vision HDR. Since it's an older model, the C4 is on sale for even less, but it won't stay on shelves for long.

The Samsung S90F TV is an enticing OLED, offering a 144Hz refresh rate built on one of Samsung's best upscaling processors. It also boasts Tizen OS, which comes with tons of free channels and several cloud gaming services. A full Gaming Hub also makes it easy to change all your settings in one place. The S90F is rounded out with interesting AI features baked into it, including AI Sound Pro, which dramatically enhances audio.

The Bravia 8 was launched in 2024 and while it may not produce the most impressive performance metrics, it does offer incredible color coverage in HDR and superb upscaling. It also comes with an ATSC 3.0 tuner, netting access to Nextgen TV and 4K broadcasts.

Panasonic's mid-range 77-inch OLED TV boasts all the benefits of OLED technology along with a decent set of features for gaming, streaming, and more. It features a native 144Hz refresh rate, an ATSC 3.0 tuner, and Dolby Vision support. It's now available at its lowest price ever, despite launching a few weeks before Black Friday, making this holiday sale the best time to scoop this big-screen OLED before it's gone for good.

The Z95A is Panasonic's premium OLED TV. In our Panasonic Z95 OLED TV review, we called the Editor's Choice TV an absolute beast, boasting some of the most advanced features of any TV available. It's built on LG Display's second-gen MLA panel that offers increased brightness, and comes equipped with a 144Hz refresh rate and a range of gaming features, including HDMI 2.1, VRR, AMD FreeSync Premium, and NVIDIA G-Sync support.

In our five-star LG C5 review, we showered this OLED TV with praise for its sensational performance, its class-leading selection of features, and its approachable price point. The C5 delivers all of the benefits we've come to expect from OLED displays, but its design, software, and overall experience are the result of LG's excellent engineering.

The Panasonic Z95B is one of the most feature-rich OLEDs on the market. It's packed with a bombastic sound system, features the full range of HDR formats, such as HDR10+ and Dolby Vision, and offers an extensive gaming hub. The Z95B is built on Fire TV, which boasts access to Alexa Plus support and many of the best streaming services. On top of all that, the swivel stand makes it easy to set up and position in your room.

If you're okay with buying an OLED TV that doesn't include a stand, very few can outperform the LG G5 OLED. Thanks to LG's latest, fourth-generation OLED panel, the G5 offers sensational highlight brightness and enhanced color volume, overpowering other LG OLEDs this year. If you're planning on wall-mounting your next OLED TV, few look as good on the wall as the G5.

The A95L's perfect black levels are just the tip of the iceberg when talking about this TV's jaw-dropping performance. As you'll see in our Sony A95L review, the A95L offers better color volume than most garden-variety OLED TVs thanks to quantum dot tech. Sony's sensational picture processing is the A95L's secret sauce, and there are plenty of gaming- and A/V-related features here, too.

The S95F is the best OLED TV Samsung has ever made. As a quantum dot-enhanced OLED, the S95F offers better color volume and higher highlight brightness than what you'll find on many other mid-range OLED TVs. As a flagship model, you're also getting just about every gaming feature under the sun and an eye-catching, sleek design.

Sony's follow-up to the A95L is the all-new Bravia 8 II, an OLED that also combines quantum dot color with Sony's lauded picture processing. As one of the priciest 65-inch OLEDs in the market, the Bravia 8 II is a tough sell. However, if you value reference accuracy and love to tinker with picture- and audio-related settings, the Bravia 8 II is an A/V enthusiast's dream come true.