7 Last Minute Super Bowl TV Deals That Amazon, Best Buy, And Walmart Customers Would Recommend

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It isn't just Andy Reid and Nick Sirianni who have some serious prep to do before the Kansas City Chiefs and Philadelphia Eagles take to the turf at Caesars Superdome on Sunday – time is running out for anybody looking to take advantage of this year's roster of Super Bowl TV deals, too.

While you can leave it until minutes before kick-off to work out your Eagles vs Chiefs live stream options and how to watch the halftime show, you'll want to act now if you've decided that this is the right time to upgrade to something bigger or better to catch them on. That way you can be sure that it will be delivered in good time and you can get the settings exactly how you want them before Mahomes and Hurts do battle.

I've searched through three of the biggest online tech retailers to bring you the most eye-catching TV deals available right now. If you were worried that you'd missed out on the most attractive discounts out there from Black Friday, Cyber Monday and the after-Christmas sales, there's really no need – Amazon, Best Buy and Walmart all have substantial discounts on top models running at the start of February.

Below you'll find seven options to suit all budgets and size requirements. There are state-of-the-art OLEDS, more affordable 4K options, and an 85-incher that will be perfect for a Super Bowl-sized watching party. And you'll only find models below that are well rated on the retailer sites.

So put all your 'tastiest Super Bowl snacks' browser tabs to one side and take a look at my handpicked recommendations below. I'll even promise not to call any of them a "touchdown of a deal"...

My Favorite Super Bowl TV Deal of 2025

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Adam Marshall

I started writing about tech when I joined Which? magazine (the UK version of Consumer Reports) back in 2013. I got my hands dirty reviewing TVs, soundbars, laptops, tablets... even paper shredders! Since then I worked as a Deals Editor on TechRadar, helping shoppers find their perfect gadgets and spearheading the site's Black Friday bargain hunting. Just trust me that I'm a better judge of tech offers than I am football teams... the less said about this season's Giants, the better!

Samsung Q60D 55-inch 4K QLED : $797 $547 At Amazon
Save 31% – "The Q60D delivers crisp textures, solid contrast and vivid colors in an affordable TV, beating most similarly priced LED models." That's according to the experts at TechRadar, who know as much about TVs as Bomani Jones does about the gridiron. Amazon customers appear to agree, with 82% of them rating it 4 stars or more. Yes, it was a little cheaper at the end of last year, but this remains a superb price on a 55-inch QLED. Also available direct from Samsung for a couple of bucks more.

Samsung DU7200 85-inch 4K Crystal UHD: $1098 $798 At Walmart
Save 27% – "IT'S HUGE!! I love it!" That's how one Walmart customer described this television of Jordan Mailata-like proportions. The fact it doesn't feature an OLED screen means you can now get it for less than $1,000, and yet you still get the benefit of 4K Upscaling, Motion Xcelerator and smart Mega Contrast that adjusts rightness and contrast automatically depending on what's happening on the screen. A great choice for a BIG Super Bowl party.

What Are Super Bowl Deals?

Whether you believe it's an altruistic attempt from retailers to enhance your football watching experience or just a shameless marketing exercise to sell a few extra TVs, Super Bowl deals have been a 'thing' for a fair few years now.

Whatever the perceived reason, it gives shoppers the chance to upgrade to a better set or go larger on size – saving some dollars while doing so.

Retailers don't usually brand them as 'Super Bowl TV deals' as such, but for the brief period after Black Friday deals and after-Christmas discounts have lapsed, there are always bargains to be had to coincide with football's showpiece event.

Adam is a freelance writer with a decade of journalism experience behind him. He's written for a broad range of publications and websites on subjects from sport (The Cricketer, Golf Monthly), TV (TechRadar, WhatToWatch, Cinema Blend) and consumer affairs (Which?), to tech (T3.com, Tom's Guide) and lifestyle (Real Homes and Creative Bloq). Cricket, cooking, crooning and keeping chickens keep him occupied when not writing.