آپ کے لئے 41 بہترین بلیک فرائیڈے ٹی وی سودے - ہاں ، آپ ، ذاتی طور پر

آپ کے لئے 41 بہترین بلیک فرائیڈے ٹی وی سودے - ہاں ، آپ ، ذاتی طور پر

Livethe 41 بہترین بلیک فرائیڈے ٹی وی کے سودے آپ کے لئے-ہاں ، آپ ، LG اور سیمسنگ Oleds سے ، بڑی اسکرین TCL اور Hisense بارگینوں تک ، انتہائی سستے Roku TVs تک ، آپ کو ذاتی طور پر پیش کرنا سودے بذریعہ میٹ بولٹن سے تعاون میکنزی فرازیر ، جیمز ڈیوڈسن ، ال گریفن آخری تازہ کاری 26 نومبر 2025 جب آپ ہماری سائٹ پر لنکس کے ذریعے خریدتے ہیں تو ، ہم ایک ملحق کمیشن حاصل کرسکتے ہیں۔ The best Black Friday TV deals 2025(Image credit: LG / Roku / Samsung / Future)Jump to…1. Today's best deals2.40-50-inch TV deals3.55-inch TV deals4.65-inch TV deals5.75-inch TV deals6.85-inch TV deals7.Streaming deals8.Soundbar deals9.Streaming stick dealsBlack Friday TV deals are here from all the big retailers, including Amazon, Walmart, Best Buy and Target. And that includes soundbars and streaming sticks too, if you decide you'd rather upgrade your existing TV. Whatever route you decide to take, don't worry – I've collected the best-value options all in one place here, chosen by our expert TV team.I'm TechRadar's Managing Editor for TV, and I've built this guide to the best Black Friday TV deals along with Senior TV Editor Al Griffin, lead TV reviewer James Davidson, and Senior Deals Editor Mackenzie Frazier to choose only the TV deals we think are really good, and that accommodate every budget and size need. But that's not all, because you can email me on this link for personal TV buying advice.Let me know what you're looking for and I'll reply with the best options just for you. I'll share advice I think might be useful for other people on this page too – though I won't share your name or any other personal details, of course. The team will be updating this page with TV buying tips and checking all the prices for changes throughout the day, too. Oh, and if you want something that isn't TV-related, check out our list of all the best Black Friday deals overall.The best Black Friday sales in the US65-inch TVs:The most popular size, from $329 at AmazonAmazon:Huge TV deals from just $69Best Buy:Black Friday TV deals from $74.99Dolby Atmos soundbars:From $99 at AmazonLG C5 OLED:Our #1 TV, now $1,300 off at Best BuyRoku:Up to 50% off TVs and streaming sticksSamsung:TV deals from $147 at AmazonTarget:Huge Samsung, TCL, Roku TV dealsWalmart:TV deals from just $894 streaming deals you don't want to miss!Hulu and Disney+ bundle: now $4.99 a month, save $120 annuallyParamount+: just $2.99 a month ad-free subscriptionApple TV: over 50% off a 6-month subscriptionPrime Video: 75% off bundles and add-onsThe best Black Friday sales in the UKAmazon:Up to 56% off loads of TVs and soundbarsAO:Big TV deals, and double discounts for membersArgos: TV deals starting from £99Currys:Deals on LG OLED, Hisense, Sony & moreJohn Lewis:Big OLED deals, Samsung The Frame & moreVery:Save on Samsung, TCL and Hisense TVsMy 6 favorite Black Friday TV dealsSave 9%Onn 43-inch Class 1080P FHD Powered by Vizio Smart Television:was $98now $89at WalmartRead moreRead less▼This is only a small discount, but to be fair, this TV barely cost anything to begin with! Onn is Walmart's in-house brand, and the TV has Vizio's smart TV platform providing your streaming needs. It's pretty basic when it comes to features, but who's going to argue about that for $89?View DealSave $51.99Roku 55-inch Select Series 4K Smart TV:was $349.99now $298at AmazonRead moreRead less▼For just $300, you can get Roku's 55-inch 4K smart TV at Amazon's pre-Black Friday sale. For that money, you get 4K resolution with HDR 10 for an impressive picture, plus an enhanced voice remote and the excellent Roku smart TV interface.View DealSave 45% ($415.61)Hisense 55-inch U75Q 4K mini-LED TV (2025) :was $913.60now $497.99at AmazonRead moreRead less▼The Hisense U75Q packs a long list of features, including 4K 165Hz and VRR for gaming, as well as high brightness levels and strong picture quality in an affordable package. Iits 55-inch model has dropped to $497, which is an extra $30 than it was a few days ago – that's a cool 45% off, and a new record-low price worthy of checking out. View DealSave $150TCL QM6K 65-inch 4K mini-LED TV (2025) :was $647.99now $497.99at AmazonRead moreRead less▼The TCL QM6K is an excellent budget mini-LED TV with plenty to like. It delivers great brightness and good local dimming, and has solid gaming features and performance for the price range, including 4K 144Hz and VRR support, as well as a measured 13.1ms input lag time. Already a bargain at full price, you can get the 65-inch model for $497.99 at Amazon, a new record-low for this already great value TV. View DealSave $225LG 65-inch C4 OLED 4K TV:was $1,499.99now $1,274.99at Best BuyRead moreRead less▼LG's C4 OLED TV is the predecessor to the LG C5, and the 65-inch model is on sale for a record-low price of $1,274.99. While stocks last, we'd happily recommend this over the LG C5 for the lower price – the differences are tiny. The LG C4 features good brightness, LG's latest Alpha 9 AI chip for improved performance, and best-in-class gaming features, including four HDMI 2.1 ports with 4K 120Hz, VRR, and ALLM support, as well as 144Hz certification from Nvidia. Stocks may not last long, though!View DealSave 36% ($300)Amazon 75-inch Omni Series 4K Fire TV:was $839.99now $539.99at AmazonRead moreRead less▼Amazon's highly rated Omni Series TVs feature 4K resolution, Dolby Vision, HDR 10, and hands-free TV with Alexa, so you can control the volume and launch channels hands-free instead of using your remote. An extra price drop brings the 75-inch model to just $539, which is a new record-low price, and is $30 cheaper than the start of the week. It's a lot of good-quality TV for that price.View DealThe best 40-50-inch Black Friday TV dealsSave 40% ($100)Amazon Fire TV 40-inch 2-Series HD smart TV:was $249.99now $149.99at AmazonRead moreRead less▼Amazon's best-selling 40-inch 2-Series HD smart TV is down to just $149.99. While the Amazon 2-Series TV lacks 4K resolution, it offers smart capabilities through the Fire TV experience and Amazon Alexa, providing hands-free control.View DealSave 9%Onn 43-inch Class 1080P FHD Powered by Vizio Smart Television:was $98now $89at WalmartRead moreRead less▼This is only a small discount, but to be fair, this TV barely cost anything to begin with! Onn is Walmart's in-house brand, and the TV has Vizio's smart TV platform providing your streaming needs. It's pretty basic when it comes to features, but who's going to argue about that for $89?View DealSave 43% ($130)Insignia 50-inch F50 Series HD 4K Smart Fire TV :was $299.99now $169.99at AmazonRead moreRead less▼Amazon has the best-selling Insignia 55-inch F50 Series 4K TV for a great low price of $169.99 – though it dropped $30 lower than this a few days go. Maybe it will again, it might be worth holding on, but it's still worth recommending at this price. The Insignia F50 Series TV features 4K HD resolution, DTS Studio Sound, smart capabilities with the Fire OS, and a voice remote with hands-free Alexa, allowing you to use your voice to control your TV.View DealSave 48% ($210)Amazon Fire TV Omni QLED 4K TV 43-inch:was $439.99now $229.99at AmazonRead moreRead less▼This is a great new record-low price – it's about $100 cheaper than we've seen it before. The Amazon Omni QLED is an impressive budget TV that delivers solid picture quality, Dolby Vision, and comprehensive streaming support for an affordable price. It's even good for gaming, with variable refresh rate support and Dolby Vision gaming on board.View DealSave $60Vizio 50-inch Quantum 4K QLED Smart TV:was $298now $238at WalmartRead moreRead less▼Here's a fantastic QLED TV deal from Vizio, down to just $198 for the 50-inch model. You're getting a rich picture with HDR Dolby Vision coupled with a wide viewing angle for a premium experience. The Vizio display also features WiFi 6 for speedy streaming and gaming content.View DealSave 58% ($750)LG 48-inch B5 OLED 4K Smart TV:was $1,299.99now $549.99at Best BuyRead moreRead less▼Best Buy's Black Friday sale has brought LG's 48-inch B5 OLED TV back down to its lowest-ever price. Released this year, the LG B5 is the best budget OLED TV on the market. The 48-inch display delivers an exceptional picture with brilliant colors and sharp contrast. You also get excellent gaming features, thanks to the four HDMI 2.1 ports and new AI tools, including AI Search, AI Concierge, and an improved AI Chatbot.View DealSave 10% ($100)Amazon LG C5 OLED 4K TV 42-inch:was $996.99now $896.99at AmazonRead moreRead less▼Want an elite TV in a small space? The LG C5 is as feature-packed as small TVs come, and has the fantastic perfect contrast and rich colors you expect from OLED. This is the lowest price that this size has ever been – it's hit this price before, but never lower as far as I'm aware. It's the best small gaming TV, as well as being wonderful for movies.View DealThe best 55-inch Black Friday TV dealsSave 48% ($190)Insignia 55-inch QF Series QLED 4K Fire TV :was $399.99now $209.99at Best BuyRead moreRead less▼A QLED display for only $209.99 is an unheard-of price. Insignia's QF Series QLED TV boasts 4K Ultra HD resolution with Quantum Dot technology, delivering bold, vibrant colors and lifelike images. You also get Dolby Atmos Audio, smart capabilities with the Fire operating system, and a voice remote with hands-free Alexa, so you can use your voice to control your TV.View DealSave $51.99Roku 55-inch Select Series 4K Smart TV:was $349.99now $298at AmazonRead moreRead less▼For just $300, you can get Roku's 55-inch 4K smart TV at Amazon's pre-Black Friday sale. For that money, you get 4K resolution with HDR 10 for an impressive picture, plus an enhanced voice remote and the excellent Roku smart TV interface.View DealSave $150Amazon Fire TV Omni QLED 4K TV 55-inch:was $499.99now $349.99at AmazonRead moreRead less▼The Amazon Omni QLED is a brilliant budget TV that delivers solid picture quality and a good set of gaming features, including 4K 60Hz, VRR and Dolby Vision gaming, for an affordable price. This discount takes the 55-inch model to its lowest ever price of $349.99. That's an excellent deal for a 55-inch TV.View DealSave 34% ($202)TCL QM6K 55-inch 4K mini-LED TV (2025) :was $599.99now $397.99at AmazonRead moreRead less▼The TCL QM6K is an fantastic budget mini-LED TV, bringing premium features at a shockingly low price, but it really as as much of a bargain as it looks. It delivers great brightness and good local dimming for rich image quality, and has solid gaming features and performance for the price range, including 4K 144Hz and VRR support. This is a record-low for this size, and it's our pick as the best of the budget mini-LEDs.View DealSave 45% ($415.61)Hisense 55-inch U75Q 4K mini-LED TV (2025) :was $913.60now $497.99at AmazonRead moreRead less▼The Hisense U75Q packs a long list of features, including 4K 165Hz and VRR for gaming, as well as high brightness levels and strong picture quality in an affordable package. For Black Friday, its 55-inch model has dropped to $497, a huge 45% off and a new record-low price worthy of checking out. View DealSave 15% ($125)Amazon 55-inch Fire TV Omni Mini-LED 4K TV:was $819.99now $694.99at a.coRead moreRead less▼This Black Friday deal takes the 55-inch Amazon Fire TV Omni Mini-LED down to a record-low price of $694.99. This TV delivers solid brightness and contrast, along with bold colors, and a ready-to-use, out-of-the-box sports mode that lets you watch sports with minimal setup. It also features a great selection of gaming capabilities, including 4K 144Hz, VRR, ALLM, and Dolby Vision support.View DealSave 47% ($700)Samsung 55-inch The Frame QLED TV (2024):was $1,499.99now $799.99at Best BuyRead moreRead less▼Samsung's The Frame TV is a perennial favorite, and the 55-inch model just dropped to $799.99, thanks to today's almost $700 discount. The 2024 Samsung Frame TV features Pantone art-validated colors that deliver lifelike images. Plus, the display now comes with Streams, a complimentary set of artwork streamed from the Samsung Art Store.View DealSave 31% ($400)Samsung 55-inch The Frame Pro QLED TV:was $1,299.99now $899.99at Best BuyRead moreRead less▼Samsung's new 2025 model, The Frame Pro, is down to its lowest price yet at Best Buy's sale. The Frame Pro enhances the impact of the popular lifestyle TV by replacing a standard QLED screen with Neo QLED, which incorporates mini-LEDs for a much better viewing experience, with far richer contrast. It also offers a higher refresh rate and comes with a Wireless One Connect box, so your HDMI connections can be placed anywhere in the room. Still, it shows works of art when off and is finished with an anti-reflective coating.View DealThe best 65-inch Black Friday TV dealsSave $101.99Samsung 65-inch U7900F 4K TV:was $429.99now $328at WalmartRead moreRead less▼Samsung's best-selling U7900F 65-inch 4K smart TV is on sale for an incredible price of $328. This entry-level TV from Samsung packs a solid 'Crystal' UHD 4K processor, an easy-to-use Tizen operating system, and full HDR support for under $300, which is an absolute steal.View DealSave $150TCL QM6K 65-inch 4K mini-LED TV (2025) :was $647.99now $497.99at AmazonRead moreRead less▼The TCL QM6K is an excellent budget mini-LED TV with plenty to like. It delivers great brightness and good local dimming, and has solid gaming features and performance for the price range, including 4K 144Hz and VRR support, as well as a measured 13.1ms input lag time. Already a bargain at full price, you can get the 65-inch model for $497.99 at Amazon, a new record-low for this already great value TV. View DealSave 34% ($402)Roku Pro 65-inch 4K mini-LED TV (2025) :was $1,199.99now $797.99at AmazonRead moreRead less▼The Roku Pro (2025) is another mini-LED that delivers great value. Its picture delivers solid contrast, good brightness and effective motion handling. It also comes with a great list of gaming features including 4K 120Hz support and it comes with the intuitive Roku smart TV interface. This deal knocks 34% off its price, taking it to a record low $797.99. View DealSave 40% ($602)TCL 65-inch QM8K 4K mini-LED TV :was $1,499.99now $897.99at AmazonRead moreRead less▼The TCL QM8K delivers stunning picture quality, with high brightness, bold color and rich contrast with plenty of detail. It's also packed with features, especially for gaming with 4K, 144Hz, AMD FreeSync Premium Pro and Dolby Vision gaming support. At under $900 for this level of performance and features in a 65-inch size, the QM8K is unbeatable value – make no mistake that this is a premium TV for a mid-range price.View DealSave 55% ($1,100)Samsung 65-inch S84F OLED TV (2025):was $1,999.99now $899.99at Best BuyRead moreRead less▼Best Buy has Samsung's 65-inch S84F OLED TV on sale for an unbelievable price of $899.99 – an extra $50 discount over the previous price drop. The S84F OLED TV delivers the perfect contrast of OLED technology, with Samsung's NQ4 AI Gen2 processor making everything beautifully sharp and rich. You're also getting extensive gaming features and Samsung's comprehensive Tizen smart TV system.View DealSave 44% ($1,100)Samsung 65-inch S90F OLED TV:was $2,499.99now $1,399.99at Best BuyRead moreRead less▼Samsung's S90F OLED TV was released in April of this year, and Best Buy has a massive $1,100 discount on the 65-inch model, bringing the price down to a new record low. The 65-inch S90F OLED TV delivers an outstanding picture, thanks to the quantum dot OLED technology (other sizes of this TV may not use the same tech, so it's the 65-inch model we gave five stars to in our Samsung S90F 65-inch review) and Samsung's NQ4 AI Gen3 processor. You're also getting extensive gaming features and Samsung's impressive Tizen operating system.View DealSave $225LG 65-inch C4 OLED 4K TV:was $1,499.99now $1,274.99at Best BuyRead moreRead less▼LG's C4 OLED TV is the predecessor to the LG C5, and the 65-inch model is on sale for a record-low price of $1,274.99. While stocks last, we'd happily recommend this over the LG C5 for the lower price – the differences are tiny. The LG C4 features good brightness, LG's latest Alpha 9 AI chip for improved performance, and best-in-class gaming features, including four HDMI 2.1 ports with 4K 120Hz, VRR, and ALLM support, as well as 144Hz certification from Nvidia. Stocks may not last long, though!View DealSave 48% ($1,300)LG 65-Inch C5 OLED TV:was $2,699.99now $1,399.99at Best BuyRead moreRead less▼Best Buy's Black Friday sale has LG's 65-inch C5 OLED TV down to $1,399.99, thanks to today's $1,300 discount. Awarded five out of five stars in our LG C5 review, the OLED display delivers an outstanding picture thanks to LG's Alpha 9 AI processor Gen8, impressive gaming features, and a comprehensive smart platform featuring all-new AI capabilities.View DealSave 40% ($1,000)Samsung 65-inch QN90F QLED TV:was $2,499.99now $1,499.99at SamsungRead moreRead less▼The QN90F is an amazing choice if you're looking for a bright, elite TV with better viewing angles than the competition, making it ideal for family rooms. Samsung is offering $1,000 off the 65-inch QN90F, reducing the price to $1,499.99 – a new record-low. This Neo QLED TV features mini-LED tech and Samsung's Glare Free 2.0 technology, meaning it's perfect for brighter rooms. We rate it as the best TV for sports fans.View DealSave 41% ($1,400)LG G5 65-inch OLED TV:was $3,399.99now $1,999.99at Best BuyRead moreRead less▼LG's 65-inch G5 OLED TV has a whopping $1,400 discount at Best Buy, bringing the price down to $1,999.99. In our LG G5 review, we praised it for its powerful brightness and contrast, as well as its ability to look great even in bright room lighting conditions – a rare feat for an OLED TV. The G5 is also great for gaming, featuring 4K at 165Hz, Nvidia G-Sync, and AMD FreeSync Premium support across its four HDMI 2.1 ports. If you’re in the market for an OLED TV, this one is highly recommended.View DealSave 23% ($700)Samsung S95F 65-inch 4K QD-OLED TV:was $2,997.99now $2,297.99at AmazonRead moreRead less▼You can save $700 on the 65-inch version of the Samsung S95F OLED TV in this Amazon Black Friday deal. The S95F delivers a vibrant picture with realistic detail, as well as a full suite of gaming features and an improved smart TV platform. When it's more expensive than the LG G5, above, I'd say most people should choose the LG – unless you have a really bright room and you like to watch during the day. The anti-reflective layer on this OLED TV is second-to-none.View DealThe best 75-inch Black Friday TV dealsSave 37% ($220)Insignia 75-inch F50 Series 4K Smart Fire TV :was $599.99now $379.99at Best BuyRead moreRead less▼One of the best big-screen budget TVs from Best Buy's Black Friday sale is the Insignia 75-inch F50 Series 4K Fire TV for just $379.99 – a new record-low price. The Insignia F50 Series TV features 4K HD resolution, DTS Studio Sound, smart capabilities with the Fire OS, and a voice remote with hands-free Alexa, allowing you to use your voice to control your TV.View DealSave $120LG UT75 75-inch 4K Smart TV:was $599.99now $479.99at Best BuyRead moreRead less▼The popular LG UT75 75-inch TV delivers a premium picture experience with brilliant colors thanks to LG's α5 Gen7 AI processor and WebOS 24 for seamless streaming. Gamers will also appreciate the game optimizer and dashboard, which enables you to view and adjust all your settings in one convenient location.View DealSave 36% ($300)Amazon 75-inch Omni Series 4K Fire TV:was $839.99now $539.99at AmazonRead moreRead less▼Amazon's highly rated Omni Series TVs feature 4K resolution, Dolby Vision, HDR 10, and hands-free TV with Alexa, so you can control the volume and launch channels hands-free instead of using your remote. An extra price drop brings the 75-inch model to just $539, which is a new record-low price, and is $30 cheaper than the start of the week. It's a lot of good-quality TV for that price.View DealSave 30% ($302)TCL 75-inch QM6K 4K mini-LED TV:was $999.99now $697.99at AmazonRead moreRead less▼A 75-inch mini-LED display for under $700 – what's not to like? The TCL QM6K is an unparalleled value, delivering excellent picture quality with vivid colors, a solid list of gaming features, and an easy-to-navigate smart TV platform. We were very impressed by in our TCL QM6K review, and for nearly half price, it's just unbelievable.View DealSave 29% ($400.01)Hisense U75QG 75-inch 4K mini-LED TV:was $1,398now $997.99at AmazonRead moreRead less▼This is the mid-range option in Hisense's 2025 mini-LED TV range, and offers a great balance of brightness, rich colors, contrast control, gaming tech, and pricing. It's a step up over the TCL QM6K above for image clarity, with better anti-reflection tech for deeper black tones, and brighter and more lifelike images. Gamers will love the 4K 120Hz and VRR support.View DealSave 30% ($602)TCL 75-inch QM8K 4K mini-LED TV :was $1,999.99now $1,397.99at AmazonRead moreRead less▼The TCL QM8K is a premium mini-LED TV, but Black Friday deals have given it a mid-range price, and that's great news if it's a big screen you want. It delivers stunning picture quality, with high brightness, bold color and rich contrast with plenty of detail – all perfect for larger sizes. It's also packed with features, especially for gaming with 4K, 144Hz, AMD FreeSync Premium Pro and Dolby Vision gaming support.View DealSave 46% ($1,700)LG C5 77-inch OLED TV:was $3,699.99now $1,999.99at Best BuyRead moreRead less▼77-inch OLED TVs can be hideously expensive – so while this isn't by any means cheap, it's a great price for a wonderful TV, as is as low as we've ever seen. Awarded five out of five stars in our LG C5 review, the OLED display delivers an outstanding picture thanks to LG's Alpha 9 AI processor Gen8, impressive gaming features, and a comprehensive smart platform featuring all-new and genuinely useful AI capabilities.View DealSave 31% ($1,000)Sony 77-inch Bravia 8 4K OLED TV (2024):was $3,199.99now $2,199.99at Best BuyRead moreRead less▼This Black Friday deal knocks $1,000 off the 77-inch Sony Bravia 8 OLED TV, taking it back to its record-low price. The Bravia 8 is a great TV, with a contrast-rich, colorful picture, good gaming features (especially for PS5), and even better built-in sound than its OLED rivals. This is a great deal if you're looking for a massive OLED display. View DealThe best 83-100 inch Black Friday TV dealsSave 29% ($200)Insignia 85-inch F50 Series Fire TV 4K :was $699.99now $499.99at AmazonRead moreRead less▼The Insignia 85-inch F50 Series 4K Fire TV for just $499.99 is a lot of TV for the price. The Insignia F50 Series TV features 4K resolution, smart streaming capabilities from the Fire TV software, and a voice remote with hands-free Alexa, allowing you to use your voice to control your TV.View DealSave $93TCL 85-inch QM6K 4K mini-LED TV:was $1,090.99now $997.99at AmazonRead moreRead less▼The discount on this might not look huge, but that doesn't mean it isn't huge value – this extra little discount makes it a fantastic huge-screen TV for the price. I should note that it did very briefly fall to $899 once, so it might be worth holding off to see if that happens again – but I still think it's great buy at this price. TCL QM6K is an unparalleled value, delivering excellent picture quality with vivid colors and strong contrast due to its mini-LED tech, a solid list of gaming features, and an easy-to-navigate smart TV platform. We were very impressed by in our TCL QM6K review.View DealSave 33% ($902)TCL 85-inch QM8K 4K mini-LED TV :was $2,699.99now $1,797.99at AmazonRead moreRead less▼The TCL QM8K is a premium mini-LED TV, meaning that its picture quality will really hold up at larger screen sizes. It delivers stunning picture quality, with high brightness, bold color and rich contrast with plenty of detail – all perfect for larger sizes. It's also packed with features, especially for gaming with 4K, 144Hz, AMD FreeSync Premium Pro and Dolby Vision gaming support. We rated it highly in our TCL QM8K review, and with a big discount, we only rate it more highly than ever.View DealSave $503LG B5 83-inch OLED TV:was $2,499.99now $1,996.99at AmazonRead moreRead less▼83-inch OLED TVs can be devastating to the wallet, but this one's nowhere near as bad as they can be, but it still delivers the glorious cinematic perfect contrast that you want from an OLED TV, plus perfect off-angle viewing, and all the advanced gaming features you could want. It's not the brightest TV, but for viewing in a controlled lighting environment, this is a home theater bargain. Here's our full LG B5 review.View DealSave 41% ($2,200)LG C5 83-inch OLED TV:was $5,399.99now $3,199.99at Best BuyRead moreRead less▼83-inch OLED TVs are seriously expensive purchases, and this one is no different – but it was a lot more expensive. Awarded five out of five stars in our LG C5 review, the OLED display delivers an outstanding picture thanks to LG's Alpha 9 AI processor Gen8, impressive gaming features, and a comprehensive smart platform featuring all-new and genuinely useful AI capabilities.View DealSave 44% ($1,101.99)TCL Q6 98-inch 4K mini-LED TV:was $2,499.99now $1,398at WalmartRead moreRead less▼It's not every day that you can get a 98-inch display for under $1,500, especially one with mini-LED technology. However, with this Black Friday deal from Walmart on the TCL Q6, you can. The Q6 delivers high brightness with vivid color and strong contrast, as well as solid gaming features and performance. If you're looking for a massive display, you won't find a better deal.View DealSave 35% ($902)Hisense U65QF 100-inch 4K mini-LEd TV:was $2,599.99now $1,697.99at AmazonRead moreRead less▼This TV's mini-LED backlight means it'll deliver great contrast across its huge screen, but it's still a shockingly affordable model for something so large. It's also equipped for advanced gaming, and uses Google TV for its smart TV streaming skills. This is the cheapest it's ever been by a couple hundred dollars.View DealThe best Black Friday streaming dealsRead moreRead less▼Disney+ and Hulu (with ads) bundle: was $12.99 per month now $4.99 at Disney+Available to new and returning customers, this deal saves you $95 on a 12-month subscription to the ad-supported Disney+ and Hulu bundle. You'll get access to two of the world's leading streaming platforms, and all of the movie, TV show, and live sports content that they provide. Okay, you'll need to sit through the odd ad break, but that's a small price to pay when an offer as good (and rare!) as this becomes available. Be quick, though – it's only here until 11:59pm PT on Monday, December 1.View DealRead moreRead less▼Paramount+ 'Premium' plan: was $12.99 per month now $2.99 at Paramount+Get $10 off the ad-free Paramount+ 'Premium' plan by picking up this limited deal before December 2, which brings the cost down to just $2.99 per month for the first two months rather than the usual $12.99. This Black Friday discount also applies to the $7.99 per month 'Essential' tier that includes ads, saving you $5 on the usual monthly price. Just note, you won't be eligible for a free trial if you sign up for this promotion – but it applies to new and existing subscribers.View DealRead moreRead less▼Prime Video add-on subscriptions: 32 streaming add-ons have unmissable discountsIt's a great time to be a Prime Video subscriber, because Amazon has discounted 8 bundles and 24 standalone subscription add-ons for Apple TV, HBO Max, MGM+, BritBox, Hallmark+, Starz and more – see below for a selection of some of my favorites or see all 32 Prime Video add-on deals here. This is a great way to try out several different streaming services as it allows you to bundle it all into one neat subscription. It's not clear when this deal expires, so I wouldn't wait to snap up a bargain. View DealRead moreRead less▼Apple TV 6-month subscription: was $12.99 per month now $5.99 at AppleApple has rolled out the best Black Friday streaming deal I've found yet – you can get Apple TV (formerly Apple TV+) for just $5.99 a month for six months right now. Considering it's regularly $12.99 a month, that's over 50% off and gives you instant access to a wide library of original shows and movies like Severance, Ted Lasso, The Morning Show, and later in December, F1 the movie. Best of all, new and select returning subscribers are eligible for the deal before it expires on December 1. View DealThe best Black Friday soundbar dealsSave 29% ($35)Amazon Fire TV Soundbar:was $119.99now $84.99at AmazonRead moreRead less▼Looking for a simple, single-box soundbar, capable of spacious sound to make movies feel bigger and clearer, with more prominent dialogue for everything? These are the things we praised this soundbar for in our Amazon Fire TV Soundbar review, and this is the lowest price it's ever been – it's only been as cheap as $89.99 previously.View DealSave 30% ($60)Samsung HW-C450:was $197.99now $137.99at AmazonRead moreRead less▼This is only $5 more than the lowest price we've ever seen for this soundbar. Samsung is excellent at delivering broad, punchy, accurate sound in excellent-value boxes. This 2.1 system has DTS Virtual:X, so it sounds like it's a more elaborate system, and the dedicated sub means you get lots of low-end power – a great upgrade for more cinematic movies if you don't have the space for a surround setup, though you can add optional wireless rear speakers in the future.View DealSave $20.99LG S55TR 5.1 ch Dolby Atmos soundbar with rear speakers:was $219.99now $199at WalmartRead moreRead less▼This is only a small discount from its recent price, but it's not about what's on the sticker; it's the pure value – LG makes very impressive soundbars, and this is a powerful, real surround system suitable even for larger TVs, all for a very low price.View DealSave 40% ($201.99)Sony HT-S2000 Dolby Atmos soundbar:was $499.99now $298at AmazonRead moreRead less▼Sony's Dolby Atmos soundbar is back to its record-low price ahead of Black Friday. This compact 3.1-channel model has topped TechRadar's best soundbars list as the best budget option for several years straight. It supports both the Dolby Atmos and DTS:X soundtrack formats and uses Bluetooth for music streaming. At $298, a 40% discount, this deal is too good to pass up if you're looking to add a solid, budget-priced soundbar to your TV.View DealSave 30% ($150)Sonos Beam (Gen 2) Dolby Atmos soundbar :was $499now $349at AmazonRead moreRead less▼The Sonos Beam (Gen 2) has crashed to a new record-low price with this deal, taking it down to $349. This compact soundbar delivers plenty of room filling power and excellent detail while also saving space. It's also a perfect speaker for streaming music over Wi-Fi. It can of course be housed in the Sonos system and paired with the numerous speakers and subwoofers on offer. View DealSave 20% ($100)Bose Smart Soundbar:was $499now $399at AmazonRead moreRead less▼Bose's compact soundbar has upfiring speakers for real Dolby Atmos effects, and a crisp, clear sound that's great for movies and music alike. Its Personal Surround Sound feature also lets you pair the bar with Bose's Ultra Open Earbuds to get surround sound without the extra speakers. Discounts on the Smart Soundbar don't come around often, so this Amazon deal is your chance to score it for $100 off.View DealSave 20% ($100)Amazon Fire TV Soundbar Plus with subwoofer and surround sound speakers:was $489.99now $389.99at AmazonRead moreRead less▼Surround sound in a super-compact package, with plenty of power, and good clarity? For under $400? Not bad at all, Black Friday! We tested the full Amazon Fire TV Soundbar Plus surround package, and were impressed by its convenience and sound. This is a new record-low price, just for Black Friday 2025 buyers!View DealSave 29% ($201.99)Sony Bravia Theater Bar 6 Dolby Atmos soundbar :was $699.99now $498at AmazonRead moreRead less▼The Sony Bravia Theater Bar 6 delivers weighty, room filling bass thanks to its mammoth subwoofer, along with clear, bold sound from its soundbar. It's easy to set up and the sound profile can be fine-tuned in the companion app. This deal knocks $200 off the price and while it's not the cheapest we've seen it (it's hit $448 before) it's still a healthy discount for a great soundbar. View DealSave 17% ($100)Sonos Arc Dolby Atmos soundbar:was $599now $499at Best BuyRead moreRead less▼The original Arc is still around! And this deal makes it probably the best all-in-one soundbar for under $500 – though I should note that the price of this soundbar has reportedly fallen to $449 in the past. The Sonos Arc Ultra has replaced it in Sonos' range, but the original Arc still sounds very fine indeed, with powerful and expansive Dolby Atmos sound. I'd particularly recommend it for wall mounting.View DealSave 20% ($220)Sonos Arc Ultra:was $1,099now $879at AmazonRead moreRead less▼This is the best discount to date on Sonos' most recent soundbar, which delivers seriously impressive Dolby Atmos audio. In our Sonos Arc Ultra review we said it was the best one-box Dolby Atmos soundbar for the price – and that price just dropped dramatically.View DealSave 44% ($703)LG S95TR Dolby Atmos soundbar :was $1,599.99now $896.99at AmazonRead moreRead less▼LG's flagship 2024 Dolby Atmos soundbar has crashed to a record-low price of $896.99 at Amazon, a huge 45% off. This soundbar consists of a 9.1.5 channel speaker array and delivers immersive sound that's also clear, even at low volumes. Hook it up to an LG TV and you'll unlock WOWCAST features to create and even bigger, fuller sound. View DealThe best Black Friday streaming stick dealsSave 49% ($17)Amazon Fire TV Stick HD:was $34.99now $17.99at AmazonRead moreRead less▼Amazon's cheapest Fire TV Stick – perfect if you have an older HD TV you just want to get into the streaming age with zero fuss. This is the cheapest I've seen for this newer version of it, which came out this time last year.View DealSave 50% ($25)Amazon Fire TV Stick 4K Plus (newest model):was $49.99now $24.99at AmazonRead moreRead less▼Amazon always discounts its own-brand devices for Black Friday, so this discount isn't exactly surprising – but it is very welcome, because it's a huge 50% off one of the more powerful Fire TV sticks. This delivers 4K UHD with Dolby Vision, HDR10, HDR10+ and HLG, Dolby Atmos and Wi-Fi 6. There are other 4K Fire TV Stick options, but this is a sweet spot of features and price.View DealSave 52% ($20.99)Roku Streaming Stick Plus 4K:was $39.99now $19at AmazonRead moreRead less▼Roku's budget streaming stick was already a great buy – in our review we said it delivered a clean, easy to navigate interface and was "ideal for someone on a budget or who wants a streamer that can tuck behind a mounted TV". But this deal is incredible, and is the best price I've seen for it so far. It's so good, in fact, that we recommend this 4K model even if you only want to use it with an HD TV, because the Roku Streaming Stick HD is $15. For $4, you can buy one that's more future-proof, in case you want to use it with a 4K TV in the future. A no-brainer.View DealSave 50% ($25)Roku Streaming Stick 4K:was $49.99now $24.99at AmazonRead moreRead less▼Okay, bear with me hear, because we have to deal with some real nonsense for a moment. Roku recently updated half of its Streaming Stick range, and this means that – at this moment – the Streaming Stick 4K is actually a higher-end product than the Streaming Stick 4K Plus I just mentioned above. This one offers both Dolby Vision and HDR10+ HDR, so if you want the best visual punch from your streaming stick, this is the one to go for.View DealLIVE: Latest UpdatesRefresh تازہ کاریوں کے بارے میں مطلع کریں 2025-11-26T17:08:30.853ZWant to go OLED? The Samsung S84F 65-inch is unbelievably good for $899. Samsung's image processing is impressive, it has the pixel-perfect contrast that you want from an OLED, it has next-gen gaming features… it's a killer deal.Samsung 65-inch S84F OLED TV: was $1,999.99 now $899.99 at Best Buy2025-11-26T15:57:44.175Z(Image credit: Future)If you've got more budget than the QM6K I just mentioned, then I'd go for the TCL QM8K. We raved about its picture quality in our TCL QM8K review, and it's really a premium TV, but it's now at a mid-range price.TCL 65-inch QM8K: was $1,499.99 now $897.99 at Amazon2025-11-26T15:29:34.871Z(Image credit: Future)The next notable TV is this year's big-screen blockbuster bargain: The TCL QM6K 65-inch. We have tested this one, and no surprise that our TCL QM6K review focused on what fantastic value it is. It'll give you much better contrast and brightness than the Samsung above, and adds 4K 120Hz and VRR for gaming.TCL 65-inch QM6K: was $647.99 now $497.99 at Amazon2025-11-26T15:05:53.491ZThe cheapest model I've picked is the Samsung U7600F 65-inch. This is basically Samsung's cheapest model of this year, and while we haven't tested this specific model, we've had plenty of experience with its similar budget options – they tend to deliver impressive uniformity (often a problem for cheap TVs), really good 4K detail and solid black tones.For $328, any flaws are easy to live. Samsung's Tizen smart TV software also means you've got all the streaming services you could need.Samsung 65-inch U7900F: was $429.99 now $329 at Walmart2025-11-26T14:35:15.016Z65 inches is proving to be the most popular size of TV this year, so let's cover some of my favorite deals, and why I recommend these options.2025-11-26T13:41:34.145ZParamount+ joined the streaming deals party yesterday, and is offering your first months for just $2.99, including its 'Premium' ad-free subscription. Paramount+ has a pretty killer range of classic TV and movies, as well as big new stuff, so this deal could fill up your holiday season nicely.Paramount+ 'Premium' plan: was $12.99 per month now $2.99 at Paramount+Read moreRead less▼Paramount+ 'Premium' plan: was $12.99 per month now $2.99 at Paramount+Get $10 off the ad-free Paramount+ 'Premium' plan by picking up this limited deal before December 2, which brings the cost down to just $2.99 per month for the first two months rather than the usual $12.99. This Black Friday discount also applies to the $7.99 per month 'Essential' tier that includes ads, saving you $5 on the usual monthly price. Just note, you won't be eligible for a free trial if you sign up for this promotion – but it applies to new and existing subscribers.View Deal2025-11-26T12:24:07.333ZOkay, I've checked thoroughly for price changes and new products to add. I think the most notable change is another $30 off the 75-inch Amazon Fire TV Omni Series, which was already at its lowest-ever price. 75 inches of good-quality TV for $539? That's a Black Friday bargain, right there.2025-11-26T11:32:55.544ZMorning folks! I'm checking all the deals here today for any price changes, and looking for any good new options to add!2025-11-25T22:12:15.645Z(Image credit: Disney)Good news! The big streaming deals are starting to arrive, and top of the list is a huge Disney+ and Hulu bundle. Available to both new and returning customers, this deal saves you $95 on a 12-month subscription to the ad-supported Disney+ and Hulu bundle, getting you ton of great stuff to last you until next Black Friday. Easy.Disney+ and Hulu (with ads) bundle: was $12.99 per month now $4.99 at Disney+2025-11-25T21:02:44.472Z(Image credit: Future)Here's an old reliable Black Friday deal! The Sonos Arc is down to $499, which is an excellent price for this soundbar. It's been replaced by the Sonos Arc Ultra now, but that model costs nearly twice as much – and the original is still a very impressive piece of gear, especially if you want a powerful Dolby Atmos soundbar with no external subwoofer.I'd especially recommend it for anyone thinking of wall-mounting their TV and soundbar combo – it's such a neat and tidy unit. But I definitely wouldn't only recommend it for wall-mounting – I used the Sonos Arc for years, and it's just generally a very impressive single-box soundbar, and this price keeps it competitive.Sonos Arc: was $599 now $499 at Best Buy2025-11-25T20:05:00.661ZWhat if you want something cheaper than the portable projectors I've mentioned here? Amazon is full of super-cheap projectors from no-name brands, and I definitely wouldn't recommend them. I've tried a few, and they're usually so dark that you can barely see them, and some of them can't even handle movies with digital copy protection (ie, if you want to watch anything from a legit streaming source!).The cheapest model I've seen in the Black Friday sales that I'd trust is the TCL C1 Smart Projector, which has Google TV built-in with full streaming support, so will play whatever you need – and it's now $179.TCL C1 Smart Projector:was $279.99 now $179.99 at Amazon2025-11-25T19:02:28.207Z(Image credit: Future)One of the new deals I've added today is on Amazon's Fire TV Soundbar Plus surround system, where the soundbar is bundled with a subwoofer and rear speakers, all wireless and easy to set up.We have a full Amazon's Fire TV Soundbar Plus System review, and we have a lot of good things to say about it – big and clear sound, compact system, and for a new record-low price. Lovely.Amazon Fire TV Soundbar Plus with subwoofer and surround sound speakers: was $489.99 now $389.99 at Amazon2025-11-25T17:01:25.888Z(Image credit: Future)If you want to get a bit fancier, our favorite 4K portable projector that's still affordable is LG's CineBeam Q. It has a laser projection system for richer colors, as well as delivering 4K resolution for better detail when you push it closer to its maximum 120-inch screen size – and the design is super-cool, of course.It uses the same webOS streaming software as LG's TVs, so is great for accessing all your services.LG CineBeam Q: was $996.99 now $746.99 at Amazon2025-11-25T16:13:19.669Z(Image credit: Future)Let's go back to portable projectors for a moment. The top model we recommend is Samsung's The Freestyle 2, and wouldn't you know, it's at its lowest-ever price this Black Friday. It doesn't have a built-in battery like the MoGo 4, but it looks great, and has a slick smart TV system with comprehensive streaming software.Samsung The Freestyle 2: was $797.99now $597.99 at Amazon2025-11-25T15:23:43.921Z(Image credit: Transparent)If you're getting a fancy TV, do you need a fancy HDMI cable for the best picture quality? The short answer is no, you can buy almost any inexpensive cable.But the slightly longer answer is that you don't want to cheap out too much. Digital image signals can transmit over nearly any quality of wire, but like any product, a cable that's too cheaply made might just not work that well.Most significantly, if you'll use the cable for gaming at 4K 120Hz with a new-gen console, make sure you get one that supports full HDMI 2.1. The problem is that HDMI cables and ports are allowed to be labelled as HDMI 2.1 even if they don't support all the features. So instead, look for cables that say they support 8K 60Hz – this means they should be real HDMI 2.1. You don't need 8K, but that's not the point – this cable will support every other format too if it supports that.You can always stick with reliable-but-affordable cable brands, such as Amazon Basics, Anker and UGreen.2025-11-25T14:03:59.801Z(Image credit: XGIMI / Future)Of course, traditional TVs aren't your only option here in 2025. Portable projectors are one of the year's hottest products, and it's easy to see why – big screen thrills, anywhere you want, for a fraction of the price of a huge TV. The image quality won't match a great TV's image quality, but that's not the point – it's the flexibility.We really like the Xgimi MoGo 4, which especially impressed us with its built-in sound quality and battery so you truly don't even need a power connection (for a while, at least).Xgimi MoGo 4: was $499 now $399 at Amazon2025-11-25T12:57:18.636ZThe cheapest TV deal today that might actually be worth buying? Surely that's the Onn 43-inch FHD TV Powered by Vizio. Onn is Walmart's in-house brand, and this set has Vizio's smart TV platform, to supply all the streaming services you need.Onn 43" FHD TV: was $98 now $98 at Walmart2025-11-25T11:38:11.632ZLet's start big today. And by big, I mean a good 100-inch TV for just $1,697. Our Hisense U65QF review gave this budget mini-LED model four stars (though we didn't test the 100-inch version, to be clear…) and praised its impressive picture quality for the price – and we even thought the built-in audio is good enough that you won't need a soundbar, which is rare for budget-friendly TVs. It's down from $2,599 to this price.Hisense U65QF 100-inch TV: Now $1,697 at Amazon2025-11-25T10:30:12.562ZMorning, everyone! As always, we're working on updating this page with any price changes that have taken place today, and we're looking at juicy new deals we can add that are new, or to fill in any price gaps we have.2025-11-24T22:55:02.772ZYou know, I've started receiving invitations to visit the big TV companies at CES 2026 in January to see what they're launching in spring/summer next year. Folks, please, just let me get through recommending this year's releases first, I'm begging you…2025-11-24T22:04:22.418Z(Image credit: Future)Walmart's Black Friday deals start today – for members only, though! So if you want to be first in line, you'll need a Walmart Plus subscription. For a limited time, you can save 50% on an annual Walmart Plus membership, which brings the price down to just $49 a year. Walmart Plus perks include free shipping with no minimum order, a free Paramount+ or Peacock subscription, discounts on gas, and – of course – early access to sales.Walmart Plus:save 50% on an annual Walmart Plus membership2025-11-24T20:57:31.976Z(Image credit: Future)Something to think about when you're buying a larger TV especially is the type of stand that it has. Some TVs have a central 'pedestal' stand, and some have feet at the outer edges. If you buy a big TV and it's wider than your TV unit, the feet might hang right off the edge…Some TVs (including Sony) can dual placement of the feet, so that can go at the edge or more centrally. And some TVs have different heights you can place them on the stand, so that they can go very low against the TV unit surface if you'd prefer than aesthetically… you can raise them higher, so you can fit a soundbar in front of them without blocking the screen.2025-11-24T20:09:18.425Z(Image credit: 20th Century Studios / Future)We've also just posted the November edition of our Blu-ray Bounty feature, where we test the latest 4K Blu-rays to see which ones will make an especially good addition to your collection for showing off what your TV and sound system can do.2025-11-24T19:02:30.365Z(Image credit: Future)If you already have a 4K Blu-ray player, don't forget that the Criterion Collection has a huge sale on right now, including half price 4K discs!2025-11-24T17:05:45.216Z(Image credit: Future)At the cheaper end of the 4K Blu-ray player spectrum, we recommend the Sony UBP-X700. It's excellent for the price – though, again, we're not seeing any Black Friday deals on it yet.2025-11-24T15:58:10.996Z(Image credit: Future)Oh, and for those who are building themselves a budget home theater, don't forget one of the best 4K Blu-ray players. We recommend the Panasonic DP-UB820 as delivering the best balance of price and elite features – we use it all the time for testing, including in the image above, where it's powering a comparison showdown between this year's top elite TVs from Samsung, LG, Sony and Panasonic.Alas, there haven't been any Black Friday deals on it yet, but we live in hope.2025-11-24T14:55:56.988Z(Image credit: Future (James Grimshaw))Home theater purists often tend to look down on soundbars, and would say that if you must do with something compact just with your TV, then a great pair of stereo speakers is the way to go. And there's a deal on the perfect pair: the Kanto Ren are now $449 (was $699) at Amazon, and we gave them a perfect five stars in our Kanto Ren review.They have an HDMI ARC port on the rear, so you just plug them in like a soundbar, and that's it – big sound, in a cool design, with several funky colors available.2025-11-24T14:27:50.348Z(Image credit: Future)The one thing about getting these huge mid-range TVs? You will probably want to add a soundbar if the home theater experience is what you really want from them. They all put a lot of effort into their built-in sound, with systems tuned by the likes of Onkyo and even Bang & Olufsen. But they're still limited by physics: the speakers just aren't large enough or numerous enough to delivery a huge cinematic sound.A meaty soundbar will add a lot to the experience – the Sony Bravia Theater Bar 6 for $499 is a great addition to one of these large TVs. It's all about big Dolby Atmos power, and won't break the bank.2025-11-24T14:19:33.971Z(Image credit: Future)Both Hisense and TCL also offer bleeding-edge sets, which can have huge discounts, but are inherently niche. The TCL QM9K is very impressive, as is the even more flagship X11K, and the Hisense UX range showcases some stunning tech too. But most people will be happier with the price range of the QM6K/U65Q up to the QM8K/U8Q.2025-11-24T14:11:09.012Z(Image credit: Future)Next up in the range, if you want to get something that qualifies as truly a premium TV, but for a mid-range price, then the TCL QM8K and the Hisense U8Q are the models to get. TCL is back in front here, with the QM8K available for astonishingly low prices, considering how good its contrast handling and overall performance is. It can stand up to Samsung's best, yet is massively cheaper than that brand's equivalent models.2025-11-24T13:58:55.565Z(Image credit: Future)If you can spend a little more, you can go to the next tier up from the TCL QM6K and the Hisense U65Q range. Unsurprisingly, these are called the TCL QM7K and the Hisense U75Q.What you're getting here is a higher-quality mini-LED panel, which means a little more brightness and little more crispness in the areas where light and dark are next to each other. You also get better anti-reflective layers in the screen, so black tones look deeper even in bright rooms.Here, Hisense has been the winner so far, with the U75Q available at 55 inches for around $500 – the TCL QM7K has been resistant to further Black Friday price drops so far, so I have a suspicion that these will come at some point, maybe on Black Friday itself.2025-11-24T13:49:24.110Z(Image credit: Future)I've mentioned the TCL QM6K here a few times already, but that's because it really is going to be one of the most popular TVs of the year. Rich contrast from mini-LED tech, a full suite of current-gen console features, Google TV so all your streaming needs are served, and a 55-inch model for under $400? It's so hard to beat. The Hisense U6 range is its equivalent of this, but we've seen the TCL side for slightly cheaper, so that's our pick of the two – if the Hisense drops lower, we'd happily recommend it!2025-11-24T13:38:52.273Z(Image credit: Future)TCL and Hisense have become two of the hottest TV brands this year, and it's easy to see why – when it comes to mid-range TVs, they're making the rest of the field look like a hard sell. Even Amazon's own value-conscious Fire TV models can't match the value of TCL and Hisense's more affordable stuff.In particular, as people have moved towards buying larger TVs, TCL and Hisense have really owned the world of affordable, and actually really good, 75-inch TVs and up.2025-11-24T13:29:35.891ZJust a reminder that my team is offering personalized Black Friday TV advice – on TVs, soundbars, projectors or anything else in the AV realm you want to ask about, really! We truly reply to every email you send me, although they do let me sleep and eat at times, so please allow for a delay in responses!2025-11-24T12:28:38.303ZI've checked all the prices of our deals – the Hisense U75Q has become an even better deal after an extra $30 price drop, while the LG S55TR surround soundbar system I recommended has sadly gone back up to its pre-sale price.2025-11-24T11:31:27.614Z(Image credit: Future)I received a message from a reader asking me about 55-inch TVs under $500 (and the lower the better) that have an Ethernet port, due to spotty Wi-Fi at home. The reader had an older LG LED TV that really suffered with being too dim to see in dark scenes, so was hoping for a big improvement on that.I recommended the TCL QM6K, which appears many times on this page, because the 55-inch version is just $400 right now. It has an Ethernet port (as most mid-range TVs do, thankfully), and its mini-LED backlight means that it doesn't have to dim its whole panel in order to show decent black tones, like older TV's had to – it can dim the areas that need to be dark, and can make the bright parts pop still, thanks to localized dimming tech.2025-11-24T10:39:34.954ZOkay folks, it's Monday – we're well and truly into the Black Friday thunderdome now! I'm about to check all of the deals on the page to make sure they're still relevant, and will delve into the depths of the all the big retailers to see if anything new and exciting has appeared.2025-11-23T17:58:53.100Z(Image credit: Future)I've been talking a lot about adding new smart TV tech to existing TVs, but I also get questions from people about which smart TV systems are the best, in case it influences buying a new TV.The first thing to mention is that personal preference comes into it a lot! Oddly, people don't seem to realise this – I've had so many comments on videos and articles telling me how obviously Samsung has the worst software and LG's is the best, and equally the same number of comments saying exactly the opposite.But still, we put together a guide to the best smart TV platforms, to help pick through what all the different options are like here in 2025, and to rank them… in our humble opinion.2025-11-23T17:02:59.756Z(Image credit: TechRadar)I mentioned above that I use an Apple TV 4K at home, but that has appeared on this page because, sadly, there are no deals on it!This is actually unusual – in the last few years, it's been a Black Friday staple – so I'm hoping that we'll get a nice deal on Black Friday itself. The Apple TV 4K is a lot more expensive than the sticks from Amazon and Roku, but it's also more capable, is loved by home theater fans for having better picture quality than the cheaper sticks as well.2025-11-23T16:06:49.596ZIf you want something with a few more advanced features, then you've got a dead heat.Both Amazon and Roku have streaming sticks that include Dolby Vision and HDR10+ dual advanced HDR support available for $24.99.The Amazon Fire TV 4K Plus is $24.99 (was $49.99) at Amazon right now, while the Roku Streaming Stick 4K is $24.99 (was $49.99) also at Amazon. So you just choose based on your preference for the software – as I mentioned above, I'd go with Roku.(Also, if you've read the last couple of posts and thought to yourself "Wait, the Roku 4K Plus is actually less advanced than the Roku 4K, surely must be a mistake?" then… well, you've understood correctly! Roku's current line-up is weird.)2025-11-23T14:57:32.354Z(Image credit: Future)Even if you have an HD TV only and not a 4K one, you should maybe think about just getting the Roku Streaming Stick 4K Plus for $19 at Amazon, down from $39.99. It does both HD and 4K, and it means it's more future-proof – you can use it with a 4K TV in the future and get full quality, if you prefer.For the sake of $1, I'd probably go that route! Plus, I prefer Roku's software…2025-11-23T14:12:17.451Z(Image credit: Future)There are two big streaming upgrade options so far this Black Friday: Amazon and Roku.If you just have a small or old HD TV (ie, with no 4K support), then you can get the latest-gen Amazon Fire TV Stick for just $17.99 at Amazon, which is half price from its original $34.99.However, there's an option that's only $1 more that you should really consider…2025-11-23T12:58:21.473ZUpgrading your TV in the Black Friday sales doesn't have to mean buying a whole new one. We've got soundbar deals and streaming stick deals on this page, so that you can just give your current screen a cheap boost if you prefer.In my spare room, I have an older Sony TV with smart software that horribly out of date – but I never use it. I have an Apple TV 4K connected, and the TV is just showing what's on that. And the TV is still really good quality!2025-11-23T12:39:26.951ZFinally, if you're just in the market for as large a TV as possible for as low a price as possible, then I'd point you towards the Insignia 85-inch Fire TV for $499 at Amazon. We haven't reviewed this one, to be clear, and generally I'd say that if you can afford to spend more, then it's worth it on a huge TV – because you'll really see the imperfections at this size.But sometimes, people want what they want, and based on our experience with Insignia TVs in the past, this is probably the best option available this Black Friday to get an 85-inch 4K TV under $500.2025-11-23T12:30:14.248Z(Image credit: Future)If these have all been pricier than what you have in mind, but you want an 85-inch TV that's actually going to give you clearly impressive pictures, then the TCL QM6K 85-inch for $997 at Amazon is what you want.This is the cheapest mini-LED in TCL's range, and it's absurdly well-featured for such a low price. High-end gaming tech, strong contrast, rich colors, and all under $1000? Fantastic value.2025-11-23T12:16:29.683Z(Image credit: Future)The TCL QM8K 85-inch can be found for $1797 at Amazon, and this is a seriously premium mini-LED TV that competes with the best from Samsung, but is fantastically low price.Being mini-LED means the contrast isn't quite as perfectly defined as OLED can deliver, but the brightness here is fantastic, meaning it's excellent for brighter rooms. And, obviously, it's just a great price as well, especially for a TV we gave 4.5 stars to in our review.2025-11-23T12:07:50.804ZIf you need a brighter TV because your room has more ambient light, then you can get the LG C5 83-inch OLED TV for $3,199 at Best Buy. That's a big leap over the price of the LG B5, but it's a significantly brighter TV, and delivers gorgeous colors that will hold up better against reflections.However, if you watch in a bright room and want something that doesn't cost quite as much, you have other options!(Image credit: Future)2025-11-23T11:54:08.789Z(Image credit: Future)One of the changes I've made in our selection of deals is to add more 83-85-inch deals, including a couple of 83-inch OLED TVs. OLEDs at this size have historically been, shall we say, very hard to afford. That's improved a lot, as evidenced by the LG B5.You can get the LG B5 83-inch OLED TV for just $1999 at Amazon right now, and if you're watching in a home theater room with controlled light, that's actually a pretty great bargain. The B5 has the pixel-perfect contrast of OLED, it's just less bright than the competition, but that doesn't matter in a dark room.2025-11-23T11:44:02.553ZOkay, I've just checked all the deals here, and added a bunch more – and I've rearranged our list to be ordered by TV size instead of by price! Go to the section covering the size you want, and you'll find the deals all in increasing order of price, so you can easily find best option for your budget.2025-11-23T10:18:40.652ZHello everyone, it's a beautiful Sunday where I am, and hopefully where you are too. I'm about to check the prices on all of our deals to make sure they're still relevant, and I'll also check the retailers to see if any tempting new offers have appeared.2025-11-22T17:59:21.133Z(Image credit: Future)Let's finish with a monster deal. The LG S95TR is a five-star Dolby Atmos surround system with 9.1.5 speakers channels – that's nine surround channels, a subwoofer, and five upfiring speakers.Our LG S95TR review lavished praise on its spatial sound, its power, and the fact that it has 4K 120Hz passthrough for gaming. Reduced from $1,600 to under $900, there's no better surround system deal this Black Friday.LG S95TR: Now $896 at Amazon2025-11-22T17:02:31.088Z(Image credit: Future)I reviewed the Sonos Arc Ultra myself, and it's pretty incredible how well this thing handles Dolby Atmos considering how compact it is. It's very wide, but isn't too deep or overly tall, yet it has a dizzying array of angled drivers that create unbelievably immersive sound, with really precise positional sound effects, and fantastic height effects, even in motion.It's also really powerful, and handles dialogue incredibly well – it's one of the clearest I've heard out of the box, and has AI-powered dialogue enhancement that's really effective.It's a premium price, but the price drop keeps it competitive – it's falling from $1,099 to $879. If you want the biggest scale of sound from the most minimal soundbar, this is ideal – especially if you want to wall-mount.Sonos Arc Ultra: Now $879 at Amazon2025-11-22T16:00:01.470Z(Image credit: Future)It's another Sony next! If you simply want a ton of power and scale for your cinematic sound, all extremely well-defined and with impressive Dolby Atmos positioning, then the Sony Bravia Theater Bar 6 is perfect.It's a 3.12-channel system, with powerful left, right and center speakers, upfiring speakers for height, and a hefty subwoofer. It will fill a room with great sound, and will give every movie a ton of punch – and for $499 instead of $699, it's great value.Our Sony Bravia Theater Bar 6 review digs into it more, but this is the perfect mid-price addition to a new big-screen TV, where you want to give the sound the same scale as the picture.Sony Bravia Theater Bar 6: Now $499 at Amazon2025-11-22T14:58:53.258Z(Image credit: Future)The Bose Smart Soundbar is our favorite small Dolby Atmos soundbar – suitable for TVs of 40 inches or so, yet packing really big, rich audio. Unlike its Sonos Beam 2nd Gen rival, it has upfiring speakers, so you get really convincing height, as well as excellent width and tons of power. Read more in our Bose Smart Soundbar review.It's dropped from $499 to $389, but the only thing to note is that it has been cheaper than this before – if we're lucky, we'll see it hit $329 again.Bose Smart Soundbar: Now $389 at Amazon2025-11-22T14:00:02.388Z(Image credit: Future)Next is a perennial favorite of ours: the Sony HT-S2000. If you just want an affordable single-box soundbar (ie, no subwoofer, no rear speakers) capable of convincing wide and tall Dolby Atmos sound, stretching far beyond the scale of your TV screen, this is the one to go for.It's really cinematic, it's a good size, and discounted from $499 to $298, it's an excellent price.Sony HT-2000: Now $298 at Amazon2025-11-22T13:03:34.548ZNext is the LG S55TR soundbar, which is – almost unbelievably – a full 5.1 channel system with rear speakers and dedicated subwoofer, from a huge brand, for under $200. We haven't reviewed it, but we've tested lots of other LG soundbars, and I'd trust this with my own money if I was in the market for something in this budget range.The official price drop doesn't look huge – it was $219, now it's $197 – but it's not about the discount, it's about the actual price. And the actual price is… good.LG S55TR 5.1 ch soundbar with rear speakers: Now $197 at Walmart2025-11-22T12:33:59.162Z(Image credit: Future)First up, the Amazon Fire TV Soundbar. Why's it here? Because it's $85 (down from $119) and it's good! This one isn't complicated – if you want something cheap, small, and capable of making your TV sound much clearer, then this record-low price is the way to go.Amazon Fire TV Soundbar: Now $84.99 at Amazon2025-11-22T12:29:55.280ZWe have some great soundbars in this guide, as well as TVs, so let's run through a bunch of them, and why I've picked them.2025-11-22T12:05:19.795ZStreaming deals are big tooTV lovers shouldn't forget that streaming deals are a big part of Black Friday and Cyber Monday. This is one area where we expect to see more arrive next week – last year, Hulu had fantastic deals, for example, and we've only had a big bundle for it so far – but there are some good offers worth mentioning already!Prime Video: 8 bundles and 24 standalone subscriptions have up to 75% offDisney bundle: combine Disney+, Hulu and ESPN Unlimited for 40% lessStarz: subscribe to an annual plan for only $3 a monthPeacock or Paramount+: free subscription to either service via Walmart+YouTube TV: get 10% off a three-month subscriptionFubo TV: shave $30 off your first month with any planDirecTV: save $45 on the first 30 days of your subscriptionFrndly TV: access 40 live TV channels for just $0.99 per month2025-11-22T11:42:12.269ZI've added few more TVs to our selection: some bargain TCL mini-LED models that offer rich image quality for stunningly mid-range prices, and the Samsung S95F, which won our TV of the Year award for 2025.2025-11-22T11:25:28.497ZHello! I've just checked all the prices on this page to make they all good, and made some changes where appropriate. I've also added a second on streaming sticks, for the people who'd rather just update their existing TV.2025-11-21T23:04:36.239Z(Image credit: Future)Samsung’s flagship 4K mini-LED TV for 2025, the Samsung QN90F series, gets just about everything right. Its picture is near-perfect, even avoiding many of the typical mini-LED TV picture quality limitations, such as backlight blooming and off-axis uniformity. It also has the same Glare Free screen tech found in the flagship S95F OLED, which eliminates screen reflections when viewing in bright rooms.In our Samsung QN90F review, we praised it for its versatility and ability to deliver a great-looking picture in both bright and dim lighting conditions. We also appreciated the updates provided in version 9.0 of Samsung’s smart TV platform, which adds useful features such as a new quick menu to access frequently used picture adjustments and support for the Samsung Art Store.As with the other Samsung TVs discussed here, the QN90F is a pricier option than the competition, but all QN90F screen sizes (43-inch to 98-inch) are getting considerable discounts in the Black Friday sales.2025-11-21T22:28:36.937Z(Image credit: Future)Not everyone is sold on the benefits of 8K resolution for TVs, but if you ever do get a chance to see one of Samsung’s 8K mini-LED TVs in person, you’d be wowed by the level of picture detail, not just in 8K pictures, but in 4K ones as well.That’s because Samsung’s AI-based upscaling can do wonders with transforming 4K and even HD sources to 8K resolution. Not only does this bring an additional layer of detail without making pictures appear overenhanced or unnatural, but it also helps with other factors such as contrast and color saturation.8K TVs like the Samsung QN900F that we reviewed in 2025 are undeniably pricey, especially at the large screen sizes that actually make sense for 8K. If you are at all 8K curious, you can find the 85-inch Samsung QN900F in the Black Friday sales at a big discount, which will take off some of the 8K TV sticker shock sting.2025-11-21T22:02:52.168Z(Image credit: Future)The Samsung S90F brings many of the picture quality advantages of the flagship Samsung S95F to an OLED TV with a more affordable price. It’s available in a wide range of screen sizes, including 42- and 83-inches, but the model that we tested and recommend is the 65-inch S90F.Why just the 65-inch model? That’s the one size that Samsung has confirmed uses a QD-OLED display panel (the others use a W-OLED display). As we stated in our Samsung S90F 65-inch review, this “manages to combine the sort of phenomenally inky, deep black tones expected of OLED TVs with brighter HDR image highlights than its S90D predecessor managed.” Otherwise, the S90F has solid all-around picture quality, though brightness is lower than the S95F, and it lacks that model’s Glare Free anti-reflection screen tech.2025-11-21T21:30:13.853Z(Image credit: Future)Samsung’s top OLED for 2025, the Samsung S95F, builds on the foundation of its Samsung S95D predecessor, a TV that pushed the boundaries of what OLED tech is capable of. It features a new QD-OLED display panel with notably high brightness for an OLED TV, along with the second generation of Samsung’s Glare Free screen, a tech that virtually eliminates screen reflections.S95F series TVs also feature sophisticated AI-based processing to enhance detail and motion handling and upscale standard dynamic range programs to HDR. They have a razor-thin design and use Samsung’s One Connect Box for external connections to keep installations tidy.There are many good reasons why we selected the Samsung S95F as our choice of the overall best TV in the TechRadar Choice Awards 2025. Value wasn’t one of them – this is a pricey, premium TV. But the Black Friday deals we’re seeing on the S95F are making it a more appealing option, and one that more folks will be able to afford.2025-11-21T21:00:11.793Z(Image credit: Future)Did we forget Samsung? No, we did not. Samsung has a vast TV lineup, ranging from pricey 8K mini-LED models to affordable QLED TVs in both small and massive screen sizes. Basically, Samsung makes something for everyone. We’ve tested many Samsung TVs in 2025, but here’s the four I want to discuss:Samsung S95FSamsung S90FSamsung QN900FSamsung QN90FWhat you have there from the top down is the company’s flagship and mid-range OLED TVs, the flagship 8K mini-LED series, and the flagship 4K mini-LED series. All of these TVs deeply impressed us with their refined picture quality and innovative features and design. Samsung puts plenty of R&D into its top models, and that work is reflected in the five-star reviews each of these TVs received from TechRadar in 2025.2025-11-21T20:33:00.375Z(Image credit: Disney / Future)The main thing you need to know about the Hisense 116UX is that it’s only available in one screen size: 116 inches. It also costs $25,000, and that’s the discounted price.Hisense opted to go big for its first RGB mini-LED TV, which uses separate red, green, and Blue LED modules for enhanced color purity and color gamut coverage. In our Hisense 116UX review, we found it to be the brightest TV we’ve ever tested, hitting 5,000-plus nits peak brightness. Some black uniformity issues prevented the 116UX from being a slam dunk in our review, but we otherwise appreciated its vivid, rich, and expansive picture.Hisense plans to bring RGB mini-LED tech to smaller screen sizes in 2026, and given the company’s tradition of providing high bang for the buck mini-LED models, these should shake up the TV landscape.2025-11-21T20:02:21.439Z(Image credit: Future)The entry-level series in the Hisense mini-LED TV lineup, the Hisense U65QF has better-than-average brightness for a budget TV, and its overall picture quality punched above its price class when we tested it. Two HDMI ports with 4K 144Hz and FreeSync Premium VRR support, it’s also an impressive gaming TV.Two things about the U65QF indicate its budget status. First, it uses the Amazon Fire TV smart interface instead of the Google TV platform used by Hisense’s higher-end TVs. Second, the design is super-basic, with support feet instead of a pedestal stand. If you can overlook all that, the U65QF series is a fantastic value, with the 55-inch model currently discounted to around $400 in the Black Friday sales.2025-11-21T19:34:02.028Z(Image credit: Future)The Hisense U75QG is the mid-range model in the company’s mini-LED lineup, but it doesn’t shortchange when it comes to performance. As we said in our Hisense U75QG review, the “brightness is incredible for the price,” and it’s also a fantastic gaming TV, with four HDMI 2.1 ports that support 4K 165Hz and FreeSync Premium Pro. Input lag is an ultra-low 9.8ms – the best we’ve yet seen on a Hisense TV.Value was already a highlight of the U75QG when it was first released, and it’s getting fantastic discounts in the Black Friday sales. You can find the 65-inch version selling for under $750 and the 55-inch for around $500. Need an even larger screen? The 100-inch U75QG is discounted to around $2,200 – an incredible bigscreen TV value.2025-11-21T18:58:55.917Z(Image credit: Future)The Hisense U8QG is a notable upgrade on its U8N predecessor, something we noted in our Hisense U8QG review. Everything from peak HDR brightness to color gamut coverage was improved on this model, and with up to 5,000 local dimming zones (on the 100-inch model), black detail is near OLED-like.Along with its high brightness, the U8QG’s anti-reflection screen makes it a great option for watching sports in bright rooms. The performance of the U8QG’s 4.1.2-channel speaker array was a bit disappointing – deep bass effects would make the built-in sub rattle – but a TV this good deserves to be paired with one of the best soundbars.2025-11-21T18:33:17.886Z(Image credit: Future)It’s time to talk about Hisense! This company’s 2025 mini-LED TV lineup really impressed us by providing exceptionally bright, refined-looking pictures across the board, from the flagship U8QG to the entry-level U65QF. There’s also the 1116UX, the first RGB mini-LED TV to hit the market, which is worth mentioning, although at $25,000 – the Black Friday deal price – it's a bit of an outlier. Here are the Hisense TVs to look for in the Black Friday deals:Hisense U8QGHisense U75QGHisense U65QFWhat’s exceptional about this lineup is that all the models are mini-LED and are currently selling for under $1,000 for a 65-inch screen size. Given the performance level of these TVs, they all represent excellent value and are well worth checking out in the Black Friday sales.2025-11-21T17:59:01.736ZWhat about TCL's other TVs? There's the X11K, which is the bleeding-edge super-high-end model that only comes in giant sizes. We haven't reviewed it, but we've seen it in person, and it's… a lot.The TCL T7 is a really interesting option. It's very new, so we haven't reviewed it yet, but it's a really cheap TV that has 4K 120Hz gaming support – and I mean that it's cheap at full price.There's also the TCL NxtVision, which is the company's equivalent of Samsung's The Frame TV. Again, we haven't fully reviewed it, but it can be very competitive.TCL also makes some TVs with Roku on board, rather than the Google TV is uses for most TVs – if you like to have the most user-friendly software in an affordable TV, that's perfect.2025-11-21T17:33:04.424Z(Image credit: Future)This is the most entry-level mini-LED, and it offers weaker viewing angles and less clear, precise contrast than the QM7K. However, it's still extremely good for the price, and far better than non-mini-LED TVs from the competition. We said in our TCL QM6K review that it "threads the needle between affordable and premium fairly well with its smorgasbord of features such as Dolby Vision IQ support, a vibrant picture, an ability to minimize halos, and a low price for what it offers."And the pricing here is absolutely astounding. A 65-inch QM6K mini-LED for just $497 at Amazon? Phenomenal. A 98-inch QM6K for just $1,698 at Amazon, somehow? It won't be for everyone, but it'll astound the people who want the home theater experience for less.2025-11-21T17:14:24.247Z(Image credit: Future)Okay, now we're taking a step down from the QM8K, which means the QM7K has less brightness, and a little less rich contrast than the QM8K – but shares most of its features. But it doesn't feel cut-back – we said it's a "fantastic TV" in our TCL QM7K review.This should be the deal of the year. Almost the picture quality of the QM8K, but for a majorly lower price. But Black Friday has treated it weirdly so far – it hasn't had discounts as big as the QM8K's. This means that the 65-inch QM7K is only $100 less than the QM8K, and the gap needs to be bigger – I'd get the QM8K, in that case! I think this will change later – keep your eyes peeled.2025-11-21T16:57:00.365Z(Image credit: Future)This is a step down from the QM9K, yet is still very much a premium TV – just without the premium price tag. In our TCL QM8K review, we said "Value is perhaps the strongest suit of the QM8K, which offers very solid picture quality, sleek design, and useful features at a lower price than the premium competition."We praised its impressive control of dark tones, and its wide viewing angles, so it's ideal for large family rooms. And just to hammer home what I said about value, this can stand up against the best that Samsung has to offer, but currently costs $897 for a 65-inch TV at Amazon. Bargain.2025-11-21T16:40:34.584Z(Image credit: Future)This really shows off what TCL's tech can do, without going completely off the pricing rails – but it's definitely a premium TV. Still, we said that the "exceptional picture is worth the money" in our TCL QM9K review.We said that "rich color and strong contrast is enhanced by an anti-reflection screen and an ultra-wide viewing angle feature. An Audio by Bang & Olufsen speaker system provides clear, muscular Dolby Atmos sound, and the QM9K also supports the new Dolby FlexConnect wireless sound format."You've got advanced features, great picture quality, and it was the first TV to support Google Gemini's AI assistant.2025-11-21T16:23:47.442Z(Image credit: Future)Let's talk about TCL next – it and Hisense are two of the hottest TV companies this year, delivering big, beautiful TVs for stunningly low prices, and that's what people want right now. The really juicy options you want to see Black Friday discounts on are:TCL QM9KTCL QM8KTCL QM7KTCL QM6KThis is the mini-LED range, starting from super-elite at the top, down to stunning affordable at the bottom, but all with an advanced backlight enabling very strong brightness and richer contrast than previous LED TVs.2025-11-21T16:14:14.300ZWhat about LG's other models? Well, we like LG's small and cheap TVs, but its QNED range of LED TVs are way weaker than the competition from Samsung, Hisense and TCL – the OLED TVs are where it's at.LG also has an OLED TV that's a step above the G5: the M5. But this is just the G5 screen, with a special 'Zero Connect' wireless box, so all the HDMI connections go into a box that connects wirelessly to the screen, so you don't have to worry about cable clutter. LG also makes a transparent OLED TV, but that's not for us regular mortals…2025-11-21T16:04:49.560Z(Image credit: Future)And then there's the LG G5. This is a huge step up in brightness even over the LG C5, and has a superior anti-reflection layer, making it best of these OLED TVs for bright rooms. Its contrast is second to none, it's processing is elite, and it offers basically the best of what TVs can offer – and all in a super-slim design that's design to look especially beautiful when wall-mounted.It costs quote a lot more than the LG C5 at the same sizes, though. You'll see the difference, but that's why we think the C5 has the edge on overall value for most people. Here's our five-star LG G5 review, to dig into its details.2025-11-21T15:44:21.213Z(Image credit: Future)Next, let's move up to the LG C5. We rate this as our #1 pick in our list of the best TVs, based purely on value for money. It's not cheap, but its image quality is basically in the one-below-the-best-on-the-planet category – and it costs a lot less than the TVs in that category, at least.You get much richer contrast than the LG B5, and slightly better processing for motion and detail, as well far more powerful built-in speakers. Here's our five-star LG C5 review for more.2025-11-21T15:33:23.829Z(Image credit: Future)We'll start with the entry-level OLED, the LG B5. This is the cheapest model, but this doesn't mean it misses out on tons of features. Actually for pure functionality, it's really close the LG C5, which is the model above. That includes next-gen gaming features.However, it's much less bright than the LG C5, and has less advanced image processing, as well as weaker built-in sound. But it can be really inexpensive for an OLED.Here's our full LG B5 review.2025-11-21T15:25:52.085Z(Image credit: Future)Let's talk about the TV line-ups that some of the big companies offer, so that you can understand more about what's available. We'll start with LG, and the really important models here are the OLED TVs. The most important models are:LG B5LG C5LG G5The first two are pictured about in our testing room.2025-11-21T15:13:14.785ZI've just added soundbars to this guide! I know that some people won't want to spend as much as a whole TV costs, but do want an AV upgrade – and there are some great deals on them, meaning you can a powerful speaker system for under $200… or you can spend a lot more on a Dolby Atmos masterpiece. They're all above – have a look!2025-11-21T14:39:00.333ZIf you're buying a really small TV, you probably don't need to worry about whether it's 4K or not – at a normal viewing distance, you won't be able to tell anyway. Which means you can save a lot on the Amazing Fire TV 2-Series 40-inch, which is HD resolution, and eminently affordable. It has Fire TV so you can stream from every service, and HDR for punchier colors.Amazon Fire TV 2-Series 40-inch: Now $149 at Amazon2025-11-21T14:06:02.531Z(Image credit: Future)By the way, if you're interested in how we review TVs – the process, the measuring equipment, the reference movies – you can read all about it. Our appropriately named 'How we test TVs at TechRadar' article covers the different elements, and you can go deeper into the individual tests from that article.2025-11-21T13:33:02.187Z(Image credit: Future)Our lead reviewer, James Davidson, revisited the LG C5, LG G5 and Samsung S95F TVs ahead of Black Friday – these all earned five stars in our respective reviews, and all have the potential for big back Friday deals, so which would he pick as the best value? Here's what he thought.2025-11-21T13:10:51.590Z(Image credit: Future)If you want to make the most of your TV for gaming, perhaps you'd like a PS5 Pro, with the fanciest graphics on the planet? You can get it for $649 instead of $749 at Walmart right now.Or if you already have a PS5 and want to spend less, how about a DualSense controller for $10 off at Walmart?2025-11-21T12:36:32.915ZI've just been through and checked all the prices of our chosen TVs, to make sure they're still strong deals! The good news is that a couple have dropped further, including LG's B5 OLED TV falling back down to its cheapest-ever price. You love to see it.2025-11-21T11:59:23.092Z(Image credit: Future)I got another email from a reader asking me about 100-inch TVs, which I admit I love to dig into, because it's still so exciting to me that they've become a viable option.This reader asked about the TCL QM8K vs the Hisense U8QG at this sizing. These TVs are incredibly close in performance, and will tussle it out for price over the Black Friday period.I said that I'd lean towards the TCL, though. It's generally considered to have better uniformity across the screen (meaning that if you have a big area of a single color, it'll all look the same and won't have unwanted sutble changes in parts), and this is obviously something you'll notice more in a huge TV than a smaller one.But also, the Hisense TV has three HDMI ports, all of which are full HDMI 2.1 ports equipped for next-gen gaming. The TCL has four HDMI ports, two of which are full HDMI 2.1 ports. I'd rather have more ports overall than fewer ports that have more flexibility to them. That's a personal preference thing, and if you have an AV receiver, maybe it doesn't matter – but for me, it would push me to the TCL.2025-11-21T11:31:26.969ZI got an email from a reader asking me about Insignia Fire TVs vs Roku's Select Series TVs for a great cheap mid-size TV. The reader was looking for built-in streaming tech, and was mainly interested in watching sports.My answer is that I'd lean towards the Roku Select Series, because I trust Roku's motion processing to be stronger than Insignia's, which is useful for sports. But also, while Fire TV is a good smart TV system with really comprehensive app support, it can be a bit stuttery on cheaper TVs – Roku tends to work a little more smoothly, in our experience.Roku Select Series 55-inch: Now $299 at Amazon2025-11-21T09:57:17.656ZWe're in day two of this year's Black Friday deals! There's still a whole week until the day itself, but we'll keep updating this page with the latest price changes and new deals in the meantime.2025-11-20T22:46:32.609Z(Image credit: Future)There are two major sound formats used for home theater: Dolby and DTS. Some soundbars, particularly Sonos soundbars, don't support higher-end DTS sound – specifically, uncompressed DTS-HD audio and the DTS:X 3D data that's equivalent to Dolby Atmos.Is this a major problem? DTS-HD really only comes up on 4K Blu-rays, so this aspect usually isn't, especially because your TV or player may be able decode this and turn it into high-quality LPCM audio that the soundbar can handle nicely anyway. Even basic players, like the PS5, can do this.The DTS:X might come up more often, because it's now used in IMAX Enhanced movies on Disney Plus. But again, these things will still play on soundbars without full DTS support, you just don't get all the same whizbang effects… and sometimes, Dolby Atmos is available as an alternative sound option anyway.2025-11-20T22:03:13.525Z(Image credit: Future)A word of warning for the aesthetes out there: soundbars really pick up dust, just like TVs do. Black, hard-grilled soundbars are easy to clean at least – you can just dust them like anything else regularly.Ones with fabric grilles are harder, naturally. Fortunately, they also show dust up less, but if you're a stickler, you can try either an extremely soft-bristled brush to disturb the dust without wrecking the fabric, or some kind of very low-power vacuum, like a desk vacuum for keyboard crumbs.2025-11-20T21:31:23.442Z(Image credit: Future)One thing to consider when buying a soundbar is placement – especially if you have an entertainment unit you want to fit it into.If you're buying a soundbar with side-firing and up-firing speakers, then putting it into an enclosure where all those angles are blocked isn't going to work. The best Dolby Atmos soundbars, in particular, really need to be out in the open.On the other hand, some soundbars are designed with only forward-facing speakers and are quite happy to be enclosed – Sonos specifically advertises this options with the Sonos Ray, for example.The soundbar should also be just below your TV, so that the sound can be attached to what's happening on-screen well. That's obviously easy if your TV is on a stand, but if your TV is wall-mounted, you don't want the soundbar on a console a few feet below it. If your TV's on the wall, your soundbar should be as well – they basically all have some kind of bracket option.2025-11-20T21:03:12.915Z(Image credit: Universal)So, you've got yourself a great new soundbar with a meaty matching subwoofer, and you want to test that bass. In that case, may I direct you to the movies First Man and Interstellar. Both contain tense space vehicle scenes that will absolutely show you what that woofer is capable of.First Man has a few of these, but it literally opens with one, so you won't be waiting long. For Interstellar, you want to fire up the spinning docking sequence towards the end.2025-11-20T20:34:17.466Z(Image credit: Future)When you're measuring up to see if a soundbar is the right width for your setup, don't forget to check the height too! Some TVs have a very low-slung stand to make them look very cool and minimalist, but this can be a problem if you then want to put a block of plastic in front of them…Most TVs these days are made with soundbars in mind – and some have adjustable height stands for this reason – but even just a few years ago, not all models thought about this. So just check before you cut off the bottom of your picture!2025-11-20T20:01:19.594Z(Image credit: Future)Sometimes, you're not ready to buy a soundbar with rear speakers right now, but you're hoping to be able to make that jump in the future – so if you buy smartly, you can choose an bar that has the option of adding rear speakers in the future, for a smaller outlay than buying a whole new system.There are plenty of great bars that offer this! Sonos is the obvious one – the Sonos Ray, Sonos Beam 2, Sonos Arc and Sonos Arc Ultra can all take two Sonos speakers as wireless rears. This isn't a very cheap way to do it (two Sonos Era 100s is not a small outlay), but it sounds good.Samsung also offers a great option here – buy the immersive and powerful Samsung HW-Q800D or the newer Samsung HW-Q800F, and you can add either the small Samsung SWA-9200S rear speakers, or the larger Samsung SWA-9500S speaker that include extra Dolby Atmos height channels as well as surround sound. This is probably the best-value way to eventually build a really powerful system.You can also add speakers to Sony's soundbars – they're more expensive than Samsung's option, but if you don't want a subwoofer, this is my pick.2025-11-20T19:34:24.903Z(Image credit: Future)Dolby Atmos is one of the hottest things to have in a soundbar these days, but what is it, and do you really need it?Dolby Atmos is an 'object-based' 3D sound format. Basically, in previous surround systems, sound is assigned to one of the 'channels' – so, it comes from the front-left, or rear-right, for example. This means your speakers need to be in specific places to hear the soundtrack right.In Atmos, each sound in the mix is its own object, existing in a mapped 3D space, meaning that if you have more speakers, they can take advantage and add more specificity to where a sound should be coming from. And in Atmos, that includes height as well as surrounding you – it's supposed to create a dome of sound.High-end soundbars have many channels to make the most of this, such as the Samsung HW-Q990F with its 11 surround channels and four height channels, or the Sonos Arc Ultra with its nine surround channels.You will also see that many cheaper soundbars support Dolby Atmos, even those with just a two-channel stereo setup. These soundbars can process 'virtual' channels to create a good 3D effect, but the cheaper the soundbar, the less you should expect this to work. At the very cheap end, you're probably better off getting one the same price without Atmos, so that money is put into better speakers instead of Atmos processing.So Dolby Atmos is not really essential at the cheap end, and pretty much everything from the mid-range up will include it anyway, so you shouldn't have to think too hard about it.2025-11-20T19:06:16.307Z(Image credit: Sonos)A key thing that people don't always think about before buying a soundbar is whether the dimensions are a good fit for your TV. Really, I'd love to see soundbar manufacturers put suggested TV sizes on the descriptions of the soundbars.Smaller soundbars, like the Sonos Beam Gen 2 or the Ultimea Poseidon D50 are good for TVs from 32 inches to 55 inches. They won't quite match the scale of the pictures beyond that size.There are mid-size soundbars, like the Sony HT-S2000 or the Samsung HW-Q800C that will work from 48 inches to 65 inches nicely – probably just about to 75 inches in the Samsung's case.And then the premium soundbars – the Sonos Arc Ultra, Samsung HW-Q990D or Bose Smart Ultra Soundbar – are all designed for TVs of 55 inches and up. They'll stick out well beyond anything smaller, which will just look odd.2025-11-20T18:37:03.931Z(Image credit: Future)Let's talk about gaming TVs. Any premium TV will be, at the least, very good for gaming. Anything higher-end LG or Samsung in particular is impeccable for gaming performance and features.It's when you go to the mid-range that things get more complicated. Our full best gaming TVs guide digs into this further, but here's an example: the Hisense U8N is usually our picks as the best mid-range TV, but that's not true in the gaming guide, because the Samsung Q80C has HDMI 2.1 support with 4K 120Hz across all four HDMI ports, whereas the Hisense only has HDMI 2.1 on two of its four ports, making it less futureproof and flexible for gamers.2025-11-20T18:03:17.059Z(Image credit: Future)When we talk about brightness on TVs, what do we mean? There are two kinds that get talked about most often: Peak HDR Brightness, and Fullscreen Brightness.Peak HDR Brightness is measured in small windows of bright white on the screen (we use 10% of the screen, manufacturers will use as small as 3% of the screen), and this tends to be the absolute brightest a screen can go for short times. In use, this would affect a high-contrast moment, such as a muzzle flash, or the sun glaring in a space movie.Fullscreen Brightness is how bright a screen can go over its whole panel for an indefinite amount of time. This affects things like sports where you tend to be watching a bright image the whole time, and the brighter the fullscreen brightness, the less likely you are to be distracted by reflections.Mini-LED TVs are always brighter than OLED TVs, but high-end OLEDs come very close to mini-LEDs when it comes to Peak HDR Brightness. But for Fullscreen Brightness, mini-LED is still way ahead, usually doubling even the brightest OLEDs.2025-11-20T17:33:01.847Z(Image credit: LG)What size TV should you buy for your space? Really, it comes down to you and your ambitions. There have been multiple suggestion on sizes in the past – you should sit twice the distance of your TV's size, wait, it should be 1.5 times, wait, in the era of 4K maybe it can be less…I think 1.5 is a good basic rule if you're in doubt. But it's an aesthetic choice as much as anything. Some people do not want a large TV, for various reasons, and you shouldn't go big just because a rule of thumb tells you to.The distance I sit from my TV roughly equal to the size of the TV, because I want a big home theater feeling. Some people find that oppressive. But know that, according to Samsung's research, not getting a bigger size is the primary regret people have with their TV purchases…2025-11-20T17:01:38.753Z(Image credit: Universal Pictures)Let's follow up the last post that offered some showcases of Dolby Atmos' spatial effects, with another movie list – but this time focusing on movies with seriously impressive Atmos musical scores and soundtracks.It's one thing to enjoy the whizzy sound effect placement of Atmos, but it can also be used to present just fantastic musical stagings, and these movies take advantage of that. The good thing is that these don't rely on you having surround sound in the same way as the other list – this is more about the overall soundstage than the channels.Here's our list of 7 movies to make your soundbar or home theater sing.2025-11-20T16:39:10.001Z(Image credit: Paramount Studios)If you're thinking of getting a soundbar with a full surround effect and Dolby Atmos to add to your TV this Black Friday, and you want to make sure you experience what it can really do, then take a look at this list of 10 impressive home theater movies.These are about experiencing all the advantages of surround, and Atmos' precise sound placements in particular – there are some big blockbusters that you'll be expecting, plus some quieter movies that just make great use of the soundscape.2025-11-20T16:05:31.520Z(Image credit: Future)If you invest in a higher-end soundbar, let alone a full-on home theater system, one thing you need to know is that you'll get the most out of it if you use physical media rather than streaming.Even when streaming services offer Dolby Atmos sound, they're using a compressed version of it, called Dolby Digital Plus (DD+). If you watch a 4K Blu-ray, you get the uncompressed version of it, called Dolby True HD (DTHD).DD+ is capable of supporting the object-based 3D data of Dolby Atmos, but uses less data, so is preferable for streamers. But using less data means you lose some of the dynamic range of the sound – which is retained in the DTHD version.The same goes for non-Atmos movies – comparing a compressed 5.1-channel stream of Interstellar from Apple TV to a DTS-HD full-quality 4K Blu-ray, there's a huge change in how it takes advantage of the subwoofer, and can make complex parts of the soundtrack come across clearer and more defined.To be clear, getting a great soundbar will be a huge upgrade over TV speakers or a lesser soundbar, but just know they have more power than you might realise, unless you're adding one of the best 4K Blu-ray players too.2025-11-20T15:33:08.958ZBig TV, small priceIf you want a big TV and don't care about it a super-premium screen, then the Insignia 75-inch F50 Series 4K Fire TV is a stand-out from Best Buy's sale – it's just $379.99, down from $599. Yes, that price is for a 75-inch TV. All of one!The Insignia F50 Series TV features 4K resolution, DTS Studio Sound, Fire TV smart software so it has every streaming service, and a voice remote with hands-free Alexa, allowing you to use your voice to control your TV.Insignia F50 Series 75-inch: Now $379 at Busy Buy2025-11-20T15:05:47.795ZThe Frame Pro drops to a more tempting price(Image credit: Jacob Krol/Future)Samsung's new 2025 art TV model, The Frame Pro, is down to its lowest price yet at Best Buy's sale. The Frame Pro enhances the impact of the popular lifestyle TV by replacing a standard QLED screen with Neo QLED, which incorporates mini-LEDs for a much better viewing experience, with far richer contrast.It also offers a higher refresh rate and comes with a Wireless One Connect box, so your HDMI connections can be placed anywhere in the room. Still, it shows works of art when off and is finished with an anti-reflective coating.The Frame TVs are always super-popular in the sales, and this is the first year when they've been actually impressive TV models – and this deals makes the new model a much better price, dropping the cost from $1,299 to $899 for the 55-inch.Samsung The Frame Pro 55-inch: Now $899 at Best Buy2025-11-20T14:33:24.027Z(Image credit: Amazon)The most common connection for high-quality soundbars today is HDMI ARC or HDMI eARC. This means they connect to your TV over an HDMI port, and take all your TV's sound over this connection.What are the advantages and what are the differences between them? We have a guide to explain all, my friend. Read our in-depth HDMI ARC and HDMI eARC explainer.2025-11-20T14:02:02.642Z(Image credit: Future)If you're thinking of getting a soundbar this Black Friday, the first thing you might be wondering is whether you need one with a subwoofer, or will one that's just the bar itself work well for you?Basically, it comes down to the cinematic power you want. A single bar obviously takes up much less space in the room and so might be preferable for your setup overall. You can expect a soundbar like this to add more range to the sound overall, more clarity to speech because the mid-range will stand out more from other frequencies, and better width to the sound so it feels big has a difference from left to right. Some expensive models can produce pretty impressive bass.But adding a subwoofer will add far more bass, and this means you'll get the impact of explosions, the hum of an ominous soundtrack, or the tone of a musical score all coming through much more like was intended for the movie.It's really just about what you want from a soundbar – clarity in a compact frame, or a much bigger and more cinematic sound.2025-11-20T13:40:55.533Z(Image credit: Future)In the last couple of years, the best portable projectors have emerged as a popular alternative to TVs, especially instead of a secondary TV, in situations where you don't care too much about picture quality. Kids rooms, offices, outdoors… or all of these, since the whole point is that they're portable!They tend to include Wi-Fi to make it easy to stream, so they're truly portable – and some include a battery, so you don't even need to think about power. You can even get pretty good-quality 4K portable projectors that are still small. We love the Samsung Freestyle 2nd Gen and the LG CineBeam Q.2025-11-20T13:21:30.319ZShow off your TV with beautiful 4K Blu-ray classics(Image credit: Future)4K Blu-ray fans, listen up! The Criterion Collection is having a huge sale over at Amazon ahead of Black Friday, where most of its 4K discs are 50% off.There are some excellent movies featured in this sale, some of which feature in our Blu-ray Bounty monthly column, where we review the best new 4K discs and how they highlight what your home theater can do.Titles include Double Indemnity, No County For Old Men, Wall-e, The Princess Bride and Mulholland Drive to name just a few. There's no better chance to add to your 4K collection!2025-11-20T13:03:35.337Z(Image credit: sonos)If there's one weakness of today's TVs, it's sound. TVs are getting bigger and bigger in screen size, but thinner and thinner – and great sound requires big speakers that take up a lot of physical volume. High-end TVs use fancy speaker arrays to offer pretty good sound, but still tend to lack bass, because that requires even more physical volume.And budget TVs often sacrifice the sound, to ensure that all the effort is put into a dazzling picture – and cheap TVs can be really mediocre in some cases for sound clarity.So, soundbars have become extremely popular. They don't take up much physical space, but they have more physical depth and can direct the sound right towards you, for clearer results. Some TV makers basically use soundbars to solve their TVs' sound problem, offering free soundbars in bundles or heavy discounts when bought with a TV.But soundbars are very inexpensive generally, and that goes double over Black Friday…2025-11-20T12:46:08.306Z(Image credit: TCL)What's the big deal about mini-LED? This tech works just like traditional LED screens, in that a layer of LEDs behind the pixels generates the light that reaches you eyes, and gets converted to the right colors on the way.The difference is that the LEDs are far tinier, which means TV companies can fit a lot more of them in. This has three advantages: it means a more even backlight; it means a brighter light; and it means more accurate local dimming for better contrast, because the areas being dimmed can be smaller if the LEDs are smaller.When it launched, mini-LED was strictly a premium tech only – but in only a few short years, it's appeared on budget TVs, where it makes a huge difference to the picture quality.2025-11-20T12:34:36.769ZRoku Pro is the pro's choice of mid-range TV(Image credit: Future)When it comes to impressive mid-range mini-LED TVs, TCL and Hisense tend to get all the attention. But real ones know that Roku's Pro Series is one to keep your eye on, and it really impressed our reviewers.Its picture delivers solid contrast, good brightness and effective motion handling. It also comes with a great list of gaming features including 4K 120Hz support, and it has the intuitive Roku smart TV interface. This deal knocks 34% off its price, and it's a great price for a high-quality 65-incher.Roku Pro Series 65-inch: Now $797 at Amazon 2025-11-20T12:14:13.292ZA mini-LED bargain(Image credit: Future)Let's move on from OLED, and talk about a mini-LED TV that's just fantastic value. The Hisense U75Q packs a long list of features, including 4K at 165Hz and VRR for gaming, as well as high brightness levels and strong picture quality in an affordable package.And before Black Friday has even arrived, its 55-inch model has dropped to $527, a huge 42% off and a new record-low price worthy of checking out.Hisense U75Q 55-inch TV: Now $527 at Amazon2025-11-20T12:06:54.212Z(Image credit: Future)Is burn-in still a problem for OLED TVs? For many years, the tech had a reputation for a big problem: images that appeared on screen often and for long periods – such as network logos or parts of a game's interface – would 'burn' into the screen, and leave ghostly images there all the time.This reputation was well-earned – it was a big problem for the tech, no doubt. But recent TVs have essentially fully overcome this problem, using a combination of better screen tech, smart processing that detects and mitigates the effects of static logos quietly in the background, and the use of good old-fashioned screen savers if they detect that you're leaving a fully still image (like a paused video) on the screen for too long.2025-11-20T12:01:39.551ZSamsung 5-star OLED, but only in one size(Image credit: Future)While we're talking about OLED, here's a good-but-specific deal. The Samsung S90F uses a mix of different OLED plans types across its different sizes, which means we can't generally verify its performance, which makes it very hard for us to review and recommend. However, the 65-inch version uses just a single panel type, so we reviewed that size only – and we gave it five stars out of five.It's an excellent TV, with superb picture quality, top-tier gaming features, and it has a great discount right now.Samsung S90F OLED TV 65-inch: Now $1,399 at Best Buy2025-11-20T11:56:37.207Z(Image credit: Future)If you've heard all the fuss about OLED TVs, but you're not sure what the deal is, then let me direct you to our 'What is OLED' guide – but here's the short version.LED screens, including QLED, consist of a big screen of lights behind a color-filtering layer of pixels. This makes it hard for these TVs to show true black tones, because trying to block light coming from the backlight often results in something a little gray. Most good TVs these days have an element of 'local dimming' to help avoid this, where the light turns itself off in sections that should be black to create true black tones – but if there still a bright section, light will 'bleed' into the dark area.OLED screens don't have this issue. Each pixel generates its own light, and can be dimmed all the way to being off, for true black tones that can be right next to tiny bright highlights, and there'll be no bleed from one to the other. For this reason, they're considered the ultimate in image quality by many people – though they can't go as bright as LED TVs, so there's a trade-off.2025-11-20T11:51:26.448ZA small premium TV with elite features(Image credit: Future)Best Buy's Black Friday sale has slashed a generous $700 off LG's 48-inch B5 OLED TV, bringing the price down to $599.99 – though this was $549 earlier in this year's sales, so keep an eye out for it to drop again.Released this year, the LG B5 is the best budget OLED TV on the market. The 48-inch display delivers an exceptional picture with brilliant colors and sharp contrast that impressed during out measurements (which you can see in progress above).You also get excellent gaming features, thanks to the four HDMI 2.1 ports and new AI tools, including AI Search, AI Concierge, and an improved AI Chatbot. All those features, premium OLED pictures, all in a compact size, for under $600 – it's pretty damn great.LG B5 OLED TV 48-inch: Now $599 at Best Buy2025-11-20T11:45:45.653Z(Image credit: Future)Where do you start with buying a TV when there are so many options? I always tell people to first decide your size and your budget, to give you a handhold.It may seem restrictive, but once you narrow these things, you'll find that the field closes from thousands to just a handful. And then, when you're looking at a much more manageable range of options, you can start being flexible about maybe pushing the budget a little further. But you've got to start somewhere.2025-11-20T11:41:26.461ZA 75-inch bargain(Image credit: Amazon)98 inches a little too much for you? That's understandable. (I am not joking when I say that companies sometimes have to call up buyers to make sure that the box can actually get into their home…)How about a really good 75-inch TV for under $600 instead? This is the cheapest we've seen the highly rated Amazon Omni Series TV. You're getting 4K resolution, Dolby Vision HDR, and hands-free control with Alexa.Amazon Fire TV Omni 75-inch: Now $569 at Amazon2025-11-20T11:35:12.067ZA 98-inch TV that's actually affordable – no, really(Image credit: Future)I remember only a few years ago, when projector-sized TVs cost as much as a house. Now they cost as much as… well, other TVs. The Q6 delivers high brightness with vivid color and strong contrast, as well as solid gaming features and performance. If you're looking for a massive display, you won't find a better deal.TCL Q6 98-inch 4K TV: Now $1,398 at Walmart2025-11-20T11:29:59.627ZRoku quality for a super-cheap priceRoku's own-brand TVs have only been around for a couple of years, but they've quickly settled in as being great value. This is the cheapest option, and you're getting a 4K TV with HDR, solid picture quality – and, of course, Roku's excellent software so it's easy to use.Roku Select Series 55-inch 4K TV: Now $2982025-11-20T11:24:23.246ZSomething small and cheap?Amazon's super-popular 40-inch 2-Series HD smart TV is down to just $149.99, which is a 40% discount. The Amazon 2-Series TV lacks 4K resolution, that doesn't matter at this kind of size – the important thing is that it offers smart capabilities through the Fire TV experience, plus Amazon Alexa provides hands-free control.Amazon Fire TV 2-Series 40-inch: Now $149.99 at Amazon2025-11-20T11:19:04.361ZThe LG C4 is still one of the deals of the year(Image credit: Future)LG's C4 OLED TV was a 2024 TV, but the 65-inch model is on sale for a record-low price of $1,274.99, and while stocks last, we'd happily recommend this over the newer LG C5 at the lower price – the differences are pretty small.LG C4 65-inch: Now $1,274 at Best Buy2025-11-20T11:14:02.670ZA mega-bargain 65-inch TVLet's start with one of the juiciest deals of the day. This budget mini-LED TV offers simply amazing image quality and features for the price – next-gen gaming, rich contrast, impressive brightness, great detail. It feels far more premium than a sub-$500 should make possible.TCL QM6K 65-inch: Now $497 at Amazon2025-11-20T11:08:21.234ZI promise above that if you email me, you'll get a personalized TV recommendation, and it's true. If you don't answer for a few hours, please bear with me – I will get back to you, but it probably just means I'm on a break or tied up with something else for a while.I'll share the answers to any questions I think are interesting to other people here as well, but I won't reveal the name or any personal information at all of people who email me – just what kind of TV you asked me about.2025-11-20T11:04:27.919ZI'm the lead of TechRadar's AV team, and I've been covering TVs and home theater for nearly a decade. I'll update this page regularly over the course of today, not just with general TV buying tips and explanations, but also adding to (and removing) deals based on what I think will be think will be the best ways to spend your money.2025-11-19T11:11:20.702ZCome in and sit down!Hello, and welcome to the start of our Black Friday TV deals live coverage! It's after midnight on the West Coast, so Black Friday is here! 8 days early!LATEST ARTICLES1Android-powered desktop PCs are coming – and I think they'll be an exciting step up from ChromeOS2Beat the Xbox Game Pass Ultimate price hikes with this Black Friday deal3Norton VPN vs Bitdefender VPN – are antivirus VPNs really worth your money this Black Friday?4Watching Zootopia 2 this weekend? Stream its fantastic forebear first with this cost-cutting Disney+ Black Friday deal5ExpressVPN's Black Friday VPN deal is now official with 30% off and 4 months free

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