Best TV deals in Australia: I've found 17 incredible discounts on screens from LG, Samsung, Sony 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. The deal price here betters the price I saw over Boxing Day and, curiously, is only AU$9 more than the smaller 48-inch variant. That makes this 55-inch model superb value.

Read our full LG B5 review

Other sizes:
• 48-inch: AU$1,995 AU$1,790
• 65-inch: AU$3,399 AU$2,199

A couple of models in LG's 2025 QNED range now use its brightness-boosting 'evo' technology, including this QNED86. We would've loved to have brought you a deal on the higher-spec QNED93, but it appears all stock has gone for the time being. We've not reviewed the QNED86 just yet, but our friends at T3 have given it a 4-star review, praising it for its "bright, vibrant and detailed images from 4K content".

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 is a fantastic price for what we consider to be the best TV for most people right now. The C5 serves 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.

Read our full LG C5 review

I had to do a double take when I saw this price on the 77-inch variant of the C5, but it's legit! In fact, many other Australian retailers have knocked its price down to just under AU$4,000, so wherever you want to shop you'll get a good deal. This is a fantastic opportunity to snap up a big-screen TV and considering it costs less than the 65-incher above, this would obviously be my pick.

Read our full LG C5 review

It's one of the most accomplished screens to be released in 2025, and a huge step up over last year's G4. The LG G5 is a true sight to behold, serving up exceptional brightness for an OLED TV, along with the colours and contrast we've come to expect from the technology. I can't find any deals on the larger 65-inch model at the time of writing, but this saving on the 55-inch version is one not to be missed.

I recently published our LG StanByMe 2 review, and after living with this quirky TV for a few weeks, I found it to be a genuinely useful addition to my home. It can attach to a rollable stand, can be used in a tabletop stand mode, or hung on a wall. It's touchscreen-enabled too, making it great for interactive games. At full price I think it's tough to recommend, but this saving helps that somewhat.

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 current entry-level OLED, 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. This did drop closer to the AU$2,000 during the Boxing Day sales, but this is still a decent price in my opinion. Make sure to hit the Price Beat button for the full saving.

Read our full Samsung S85F review

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 want an even bigger screen, you can get the 85-inch model for AU$2,995 from the same retailer.

Read our full TCL C8K review

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.

The Bravia 5 is Sony's mid-range mini-LED TV and the replacement for the excellent X90L. We've not reviewed it fully just yet, but our friends at What Hi-Fi? have given it a glowing 5-star review, claiming it's able to achieve "a strong sense of contrast and stability, which joins forces with pretty much perfectly judged shadow detail to ensure that dark scenes typically look as three-dimensional and natural as bright ones."

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.

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.