Black Friday TV deals 2024: the best offers we've seen on Samsung, LG and more
Black Friday week is here and deals are appearing left and right!
Black Friday week has arrived and that means Black Friday TV deals are well and truly in full swing now, with an extensive list of offers on a wide range of TVs; from budget LEDs to premium OLED screens.
A lot of retailers have posted their Black Friday deals now, with major sales from Amazon UK, Argos, John Lewis and more. While some may save their best deals for later this week on Black Friday itself, a lot of the offers we're seeing are still record-lows.
Below, we've put links to the retailers who have got some excellent sales on and are likely your best place to find offers on the best TVs from Samsung, LG and more as well as some of the best offers we've seen, which we'll be updating all the way to Black Friday, which lands this Friday 29th November.
Some of the best offers we've so far include the Hisense 65-inch U7N for £899 (was £1,599) at Amazon and an incredible offer for the 55-inch Samsung S95D for £1,489 (was £2,699) at Amazon, our TV of the year! For those looking for something smaller, the 43-inch Amazon Omni QLED has hit a ridiculously low £279.99 (was £549.99) at Amazon. Be sure to bookmark this page to keep up to the date with all the best TV deals as we find them.
Today's best TV deals
- Amazon: TVs starting from £99
- AO: 55-inch TVs from £298
- Argos: LG TVs from £179
- Currys: up to £600 off Sony, LG and more
- John Lewis: Panasonic TVs from £169
- Reliant: Early Black Friday deals live on Samsung TVs
- Very: Big savings on Hisense, Samsung and more
70-inch+
The TCL C805 is fantastic value. Its effective mini-LED backlight deliver surprisingly deep black levels and rich contrast that rival more premium TVs. It also comes equipped with sought-after gaming features including 4K, 120Hz (up to 144Hz), VRR and Dolby Vision gaming. This deal knocks £300 off the price on a TV that's brilliant at full price – what's not to love?
This official early Black Friday deal on Currys cuts a full 40% off the 77-inch Philips OLED759's price. For £1799, you're getting an OLED TV with all the benefits that entails such as incredible contrast and rich colour, along with Philips' secret weapon: Ambilight backlighting for an even more immersive experience. This is a very good price for a TV this size with these features.
Samsung's 77-inch S90D OLED TV is on sale for £2202 at Amazon, a massive £1,200 discount off its regular price. This 2024 OLED TV delivers Pantone-validated colors, Motion Xcelerator 144Hz for a smooth gaming experience, and Dolby Atmos and Object Tracking Sound Lite for premium sound. This is a superb deal on a 77-inch OLED screen.
An excellent value TV delivering great picture quality with vivid colors and a good suite of gaming features including 4K 120Hz, VRR and Dolby Vision gaming, the Hisense U7N is one of 2024's hidden gems. All of that is offered for an affordable price and this deal takes the 75-inch model down even lower to £1,234 - a steal for a 75-inch set of this quality. Hurry though, because it's a limited-time deal!
60-69-inches
One of 2023's best TVs, the LG C3 is an excellent all-rounder. It delivers stunning OLED picture quality with vivid colours, refined details and strong contrast as well as full suite of gaming features across four HDMI 2.1 ports, including 4K, 120Hz, VRR, Dolby Vision gaming and more. If you're looking for a TV that can do it all, this is the one. This is the cheapest we've ever seen the 65-inch model and was one of the last remaining places we could find it so be sure to check it out quick!
One of 2024's most surprising TVs, the TCL C855 delivers picture quality, with rich contrast and bold colors, and features, including 4K, 144Hz, VRR and Dolby Vision gaming, that vastly outperform its price. It's easily one of the most underrated TVs we've tested here at TechRadar and this deal knocks £130 off its already terrific value fill price.
The Hisense U7N is one of the best value TVs of 2024, delivering excellent picture quality with rich contrast and vivid colors, a good suite of gaming features including 4K, 120Hz, VRR and Dolby Vision gaming and doing it all for an affordable price. This deal takes the 65-inch model down to £899 - a steal for a 65-inch set of this quality and easily the lowest price we've seen. Hurry though, it's a limited time deal!
If you want a TV that does it all without breaking the bank, the Hisense U8N should be high on your list. Its powerful local dimming delivers excellent contrast and black levels, and it has punchy, expansive built-in sound plus a strong list of gaming features such as 4K 144Hz, Dolby Vision gaming, VRR and ALLM support. This deal at Amazon UK sees the 65-inch model get a £500 discount, making it an even better value than it was before.
Delivering excellent picture quality with crisp textures, bold and natural colors, and rich contrast, the Bravia 8 is one of the best OLED TVs around. It also comes with a good selection of gaming features, including 'Perfect for PS5' ones, but it's the Bravia 8's built-in sound that impresses most. Immersive, expansive, and accurate, not many rival mid-range OLEDs can deliver sonically as well as the Bravia 8. It's still a premium-priced OLED, but this £500 discount should not be taken lightly, dropping the Bravia 8 65-inch below £2,000 for the first time.
50-59-inches
The LG C4 can do it all, offering exceptional picture quality with dynamic colours, gorgeous contrast and realistic textures and an extensive list of gaming features including 4K, 144Hz, VRR, Dolby Vision gaming, ALLM and more. One of 2024's best OLED TVs, this deal takes the 55-inch model down to an incredible £1,139, which is excellent value for a TV that has this much to offer.
Easily one of 2024's most impressive TVs, the Samsung Q80D delivers a bright, colorful picture that also offers impressive contrast, demonstrating the Q80D's effective backlight control. It's also packed with gaming features - 4K, 120Hz, VRR and more- across four HDMI 2.1 ports. This TV is excellent value even at full price, but this deal for £699 – 50% off its full price – is the cheapest we've ever seen it.
The LG B4 is an entry-level OLED that outperforms its price with its features and performance. With a detailed, contrast-rich picture and the upgraded Alpha 8 AI Processor, its picture quality is more premium that its price suggests. It also comes with more gaming features over its predecessor, the LG B3, including four HDMI 2.1 ports. This deal sees the 55-inch model fall below £900, a bargain for an OLED TV in this size.
The Samsung 55-inch S95D OLED TV is the TV everyone wants to own. It has an incredibly detailed QD-OLED picture with anti-reflection technology, spectacular gaming features, and even a great-looking design. Colours look dynamic and natural, and there are deep blacks, too. It's easily one of 2024's best TVs and it's now down to a record-low price.
Price exclusive to AO members* The Samsung QN90D is the ideal companion for any sports fans, delivering excellent motion handing and high brightness levels for daytime viewing. It's also an accomplished gaming TV, with four HDMI 2.1 ports supporting 4K, 144Hz, VRR, ALLM and more. This deal for AO members, drops the price of its 55-inch model to under £1,000 - which is a record-low for this superb TV. Not only that, but you can claim the Samsung HW-S50B soundbar FREE.
*To sign up for an AO membership costs £39 a year, but you're still netting a £60 saving overall compared to most other retailers. Non-member price: £1,039.
Samsung's entry-level QLED TV, the Samsung Q60D, delivers contrast-rich and bright, colorful picture quality thanks to its combination of QLED panel and 'Dual LED' tech. It also comes in a sleek, light and trim frame that's rare on sets at this price. It also has a great range of smart features including Samsung's Tizen smart TV interface and SmartThings platform. This deal takes the 55-inch model to a record-low of £507, a great offer for a QLED TV in a 55-inch size.
One of Panasonic's entry-level OLEDs for 2024, the Z85A performance delivers well above its price. Its picture quality is detail-rich with stunning contrast and natural colors. It's also well stocked for gaming and uses Amazon's Fire TV smart TV interface. It enters a very competitive mid-range OLED market, but this deal knocks its price down to £1,299 for its 55-inch size, a record-low and a very competitive price.
32-49-inches
Amazon's Fire TV Omni QLED Series is a big step up in the otherwise budget range of smart TVs. This set boasts premium features, including a QLED display, HDR, Dolby Vision and local array dimming to deliver a top-quality picture for all-around viewing and gaming. To get all this in a 43-inch size for under £300 is an absolute steal and this is the cheapest we've ever seen the Omni QLED.
If you're looking for the ultimate smaller screen, the LG C4 can do it all, using its OLED panel to deliver premium, contrast rich and colourful picture quality alongside extensive gaming features, including 4K, 120Hz and VRR, making it ideal for bedroom gaming. This isn't quite the lowest we've seen the 42-inch model – it hit £869 earlier this year – but this is still a stellar offer on an excellent TV.
The LG B4 may be the entry level OLED in LG's 2024 TV lineup, but it delivers spectacular picture quality with rich contrast and fine details, along with a wealth of gaming features including 4K, 120Hz, Dolby Vision gaming, VRR and more. Available for the first time 48-inches, this deal takes the newest size down to a record low of under £800 -- easily the cheapest way to get a 2024 OLED TV!
If you're looking for a solid, small screen TV, you can't go wrong with the TCL S5400. While it isn't the most mind-blowing, it does deliver detailed, colourful pictures, HDR10 support and a good range of smart features at a very cheap price. This deal slashes the S5400's price to £131, a record-low and a seriously low price for a Full HD, 32-inch screen.
A rival to the LG C4, the Philips OLED809 delivers a bold, vibrant colorful picture, an extensive list of gaming features and great built-in sound. But, it's real secret weapon is its Ambilight tech. This projects colorful lights behind the TV, giving a greater sense of immersion. It's a little pricier than the LG C4 at this 48-inch size, but we think the Ambilight is worth the extra money. To get the £1,049 price, you need to sign up to Richer Sounds' VIP Club, which is free to join!
As TechRadar's lead TV reviewer and having worked in TV retail for years, I've seen thousands of Black Friday deals, so I know an excellent TV offer when I see one. I'm using my knowledge to find you the top discounts on the TVs we've tested and recommended here at TechRadar, plus any insights that will help your TV deal browsing and I'll be sharing them right here on this page.
Black Friday TV deals: FAQs
When will the Black Friday TV deals start in 2024?
We're days away from Black Friday, which is this Firday 29th November, and there's already plenty of deals going live - including some record-low prices. Retailers like Curry, Argos, John Lewis, Very and Reliant have launched Black Friday sales.
Black Friday deals will continue to appear in the run-up to the big day and you can expect plenty more offers on a wide range of TVs, but the deals are well and truly here.
Is Black Friday the best time to buy TVs?
We've found that Black Friday and the lead-up to it is definitely one of the best times to buy a TV. Throughout the year, there are sales events such as Amazon Prime Day and regular sales from other major retailers, but Black Friday brings the biggest, best and largest number of TV deals, with plenty of 'lowest ever' prices on some of the best TVs around.
If you've been wanting to upgrade your TV but aren't sure about the best time to do it, it's from now including Black Friday and Cyber Monday. There's no better opportunity than this time of year to get a serious step-up on your current TV for a much cheaper price than you'd expect to pay throughout the rest of the year.
What Black Friday TV deals should I expect?
TVs see regular discounts over Black Friday, from the most elite OLEDs to the best budget models and everything in between. There will be something for everyone.
We've already seen amazing offers this year on some of the best OLED TVs like the Samsung S95D and on mid-range OLEDs like the ever versatile and super popular LG C4. Even Sony, Philips and Panasonic are getting in on the action and as these companies all released TVs later in the year than LG and Samsung, we think they'll be looking to catch up.
There's tons of deals on the growing crop of mini-LED TVs from brands like Hisense and TCL who, despite offering already competitive prices, are making their TVs even more tempting with some serious discounts. The Hisense U8N and TCL C855 in particular are two of our favourties and there's deals on these already as well as a record-low deal on the Hisense U7N above.
Finally, while most 2023 TVs may seem old now, some retailers will still have stock hanging around and will be looking to get rid of it, which means serious discounts. The LG C3 OLED has already had its price slashed and we expect other models like the Samsung QN90C mini-LED TV to follow.
Why trust TechRadar this Black Friday
TechRadar has been covering Black Friday for years and we even have a dedicated team of experts who find the best deals all year round, so we'll be using our knowledge and expertise to bring the absolute best deals we can find while avoiding the bad ones.
But it's not just our deals experts getting involved on Black Friday, as we'll be drafting in our dedicated experts and reviewers to find the best deals for their respective categories, TVs included. We'll give you all the info you'll need to get the TV best suited to you.
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James is the TV Hardware Staff Writer at TechRadar. Before joining the team, he worked at a major UK based AV retailer selling TV and audio equipment, where he was either telling customers the difference between OLED and QLED or being wowed by watching a PS5 run on the LG 65G2. When not writing about the latest TV tech, James can be found gaming, reading, watching rugby or coming up with another idea for a novel.