Samsung’s official early Black Friday deals include big savings up to AU$2,500 off TVs
Plus a range of savings on soundbars, gaming monitors and more
We’re still a few weeks out from the official weekend of Black Friday sales in Australia, but that hasn’t stopped a number of Australian brands from dropping some respectable early deals.
Samsung is the latest to get in on the action, with a range of savings across mobiles, tablets, gaming monitors and home appliances. The standout deals, in my opinion, have to be the savings available on a range of TVs and soundbars.
For a limited time, there are discounts on Mini-LED and Micro RGB TVs, with the biggest saving being given to the brand's huge 115-inch MR95F. This monster of a screen is down from AU$41,999 to AU$34,777, a saving of AU$7,222. You can even get up to a further AU$1,100 knocked off when you trade in a TV.
Additionally, Samsung is offering a 20% saving on selected TV and soundbar bundles. For example, you can pick the 55-inch S95H OLED TV (AU$3,999) and pair it with the HW-Q800H soundbar (AU$1,999), for a total AU$4,078.40 — a saving of AU$1,019.60.
Obviously, as Samsung's flagship OLED, the S95H might not suit everyone, but fortunately, Samsung has a selection of other discounted TVs that are more accessible.
Samsung The Frame LS03HE | save up to AU$2,000
The latest version of the popular The Frame TV series a more powerful processor for handling tasks such as 4K upscaling and AI features, HDMI 2.1 compatibility and 7 years of OS updates promised. The biggest saving applies to the huge 98-inch variant, but you can also save up to AU$1,500 on sizes 43-inch to 85-inch.
Samsung S95H | save up to AU$2,500
It might feature a controversial design in the form of a silver rear panel that can't be removed (but is designed with wall-mounting in mind) but the Samsung S95H is one of the best screens we've ever tested. It pairs a "bright, colourful, contrast-rich picture" with a full suite of gaming features, and it really does demand to be seen. The biggest saving is on the 83-inch model, but all sizes get attractive discounts. Plus you can save extra if you trade in a TV.
If the new design choice for the S95H isn't to your tastes, Samsung is currently offering a huge saving on 2025's S95F in 83-inch guise (making it cheaper than the slightly smaller 77-inch). It's still a formidable screen, benefitting from anti-glare tech and deeper blacks, making it a great pick for Aussie homes that get a lot of sun.
There are plenty more early Samsung Black Friday deals to get stuck into, and I’ve listed out the most appealing below:
We've not reviewed the Q800H just yet, but considering we felt the Q800F that came before was one of the finest soundbar upgrades for most people, it stands to reason its successor is going to be equally impressive.
Wi-Fi, 256GB: AU$1,999
Wi-Fi, 512GB: AU$2,299
5G, 256GB: AU$2,249
5G, 512GB: AU$2,549
Featuring a 12.6-inch Dynamic AMOLED 2X display in a chassis that’s 5.3mm thin and weighs 553g (555g for the 5G model), the Samsung Galaxy Tab S12+ provides a nice balance of portability and performance. Core specs include a MediaTek Dimensity 9500 chipset, 12GB of RAM, up to 512GB of storage and a 10,600mAh battery.
Use code AI-TABS12 at checkout to save AU$100 off S12+ 512GB, or AU$300 off S12 Ultra 1TB.
Use code TAB12 to get a AU$400 eVoucher to put towards other Galaxy products including Watch and Buds.
Use code TR-EXTRAS12 to save an additional AU$100 without trade in, or AU$200 with trade in.
I expect plenty more Samsung Black Friday deals to continue to pop up as we approach the official Black Friday and Cyber Monday weekend, so make sure to regularly check back to this page for all the latest highlights.
And it's all worth pointing out that Samsung Australia is currently offering a Price Promise promotion, whereby if you find the same product for less at an eligible retailer within 30 days of purchase, Samsung will refund you the difference.
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Max is a senior staff writer for TechRadar who covers home entertainment and audio first, NBN second and virtually anything else that falls under the consumer electronics umbrella third. He's also a bit of an ecommerce fiend, particularly when it comes to finding the latest coupon codes for a variety of publications. He has written for TechRadar's sister publication What Hi-Fi? as well as Pocket-lint, and he's also the editor of Australian Hi-Fi and Audio Esoterica magazines. Max also dabbled in the men's lifestyle publication space, but is now firmly rooted in his first passion of technology.
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