I cover TVs for a living and the best Samsung Mini-LED TV I saw in 2025 just crashed to its lowest price

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The year's almost over and the biggest sales events of the year — Black Friday and Cyber Monday — are way behind us. If you're taking a last-minute look at available TV deals, I've got good news and bad news. The bad news is that there aren't as many deals out there as there were a few weeks back. The good news is that, of the TV deals that remain, some are among the best I've seen all year.

For instance, one of the best Mini-LED TVs I covered in 2025 — the Samsung QN90F — just fell to its lowest price in select sizes. Right now, the 55-inch Samsung QN90F is just $1,197 at Amazon.

I've spent a ton of time with this TV and a great deal of time with its direct competitors. The QN90F is the best Samsung Mini-LED I saw this year, and one of the best discounted options you can get right now.

Plenty of TVs in the QN90F's price range blend Mini-LED backlighting with quantum dot-color, but what sets Samsung's latest flagship apart from most of its competitors is its terrific backlight control. The QN90F maintains bright, eye-catching highlights while minimizing light bloom better than most TVs in its class.

Its full-screen brightness makes it a great pick for people who do a ton of TV-watching during the day, or for folks who have brighter-than-average living spaces. And, because the QN90F comes with an accurate out-of-the-box picture in Samsung's Filmmaker mode, you can bet that it'll look sharp and cinematic with the lights off, too.

The QN90F is a better-engineered set with more versatility.

You'll spend a little more on the 55-inch QN90F than you will on a 55-inch Mini-LED TV from Hisense or TCL, but for my money, the QN90F is a better-engineered set with more versatility than those competitors thanks to its broader set of features.

Right now, the 55-inch QN90F is at its lowest price to date, but end-of-year prices have been fluctuating. I recommend getting the jump on it before its price ticks back up.

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Michael Desjardin is a Senior Editor for TVs at Tom's Guide. He's been testing and tinkering with TVs professionally for over a decade, previously for Reviewed and USA Today. Michael graduated from Emerson College where he studied media production and screenwriting. He loves cooking, zoning out to ambient music, and getting way too invested in the Red Sox. He considers himself living proof that TV doesn't necessarily rot your brain.

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