Best TV deals in Australia: crazy discounts on Samsung, LG, TCL and more

The B5 is LG's entry-level model, but don't think it's not a capable performer, as it's still an excellent screen. And, in this 55-inch guise, coupled with its wealth of gaming support, it makes for a fantastic addition to a smaller room or as a gaming TV.

This QNED TV doesn't get the 'evo' tech, but it does get a new processor to help it maintain greater control over colour reproduction. It's a cost-effective route into the world of LG, that's for sure.

This has gone much lower in price in recent months, and I would expect it'll come back down over Black Friday proper, but if you're desperate to upgrade your TV today, this is still a good price for what is one of the finest screens to be released in 2025. The C5 continues where the company's excellent C4 left off, serving up superb colours, brightness and contrast, resulting in a TV that's perfect for most homes. It's a good-looking TV and it has a wealth of gaming features.

The LG G4 from 2024 is a sensational screen that benefits from Micro Lens Array (MLA) technology to further improve brightness and contrast. It was comfortably one of the best TVs to be released last year, and will elevate your home movie viewing. Its G5 successor introduces an all-new panel technology, but the G4 is a terrific option for cinema buffs.

The CineBeam Q is a stunning portable projector, both to look at and in use. It supports 4K and HDR picture formats (something that can't be said of many other portable projectors) and uses LG's excellent webOS platform for easy access to all your favourite apps. Sound quality isn't amazing, but you're able to Bluetooth to up to two devices to improve it.

The Samsung S95F is an outstanding screen that improves upon the excellent S95D by not only upgrading the anti-glare technology but also boosting black levels in the process (the previous model could suffer occasionally with a loss in shadow detail). The result is a spectacular screen that would suit most bright Australian homes well.

The S90F is the step-down model from the S95F, but in terms of overall performance, there's not a whole lot in it. So, if your budget can't quite stretch to the flagship, you won't be disappointed with this model. Plus, you can get in a larger size, for less. You get Anti-Glare screen, sumptuous colours and a gorgeous, slim design.

The S85F is Samsung's entry-level OLED for 2025, but given its high level of performance, you'd be forgiven for thinking it sat higher up in in the range. It serves up deep blacks, strong contrast and vibrant colours, everything you could want from an OLED TV really. Right now though, given the small premium for the S90F above, that would still be our pick, but the S85F is a fine alternative if you want to save as much as possible.

We call the C8K "one of 2025's top mini-LED TVs" in our review, praising it for incredible picture quality, a strong list of gaming features, and overall, providing superb value against its competitors. It's yet more proof you don't always need to spend big bucks to get big performance.

If you're a loyal Sony fan, then the company's latest Bravia 8 II QD-OLED should pique your interest. As we said in our review of the TV, it performs superbly in dimly lit conditions, serving up a picture that is "impressively punchy". Turn the lights up and things can suffer a little, but overall this is Sony's best picture quality to date. Use code OF50 to get the deal price here.

Sony's mid-range screen from 2023 is still one worthy of consideration. It can go bright and it delivers great colours and contrast. It's also a perfect partner for the PS5. And in this 85-inch guise, it'll be a true home cinema champion. We recommended this TV in our Sony X90L review, though note that there's some backlight blooming and only two HDMI 2.1 ports. Use code HOLIDAYSAVE and sign up for a My Sony membership for a AU$150 coupon saving to get the deal price here.

A good saving here on LG's 9.1.5-channel Dolby Atmos soundbar, making it a deal you really should pay attention to. It's a genuinely great and immersive soundbar. The wireless subwoofer delivers thunderous bass, while the soundbar and rear speakers work in unison to deliver effective and authentic Dolby Atmos soundtracks.

The latest version of Bose's compact soundbar impressed us in our Bose Smart Soundbar review. It delivers an overall good sound that will elevate your viewing experience in smaller rooms, especially with its Dolby Atmos processing. It's stacked with extra features, including voice control. Bass could be a bit better, but overall this is a solid choice.

The Sonos Arc soundbar has been discontinued by its maker, meaning whatever stock is left is all there will ever be. Fortunately, Sonos does still seem to have the white one in stock, alongside a tidy AU$500 discount, making it the place to go if you want to invest in this powerful Dolby Atmos soundbar.

As expected, the Samsung HW-Q990F dethroned its predecessor as our favourite Dolby Atmos soundbar. As we said in our review of the latest model, it's "still the best Dolby Atmos soundbar system around". The main difference here is a redesigned subwoofer that's now more compact, yet capable of delivering even greater low end weight, combined with a soundbar and speakers delivering clear, powerful audio in an 11.1.4-channel setup.

This Samsung soundbar has the clever ability to automatically adjust its sound output depending on whether it's mounted on a flat surface or on a wall. Whichever orientation you opt for, you'll be rewarded with a powerful, detail-rich sound. It's not the most accomplished performer when it comes to genuine surround sound, although we do love how well it performs with music.