Best Black Friday and Cyber Monday TV Deals: Discounts From Amazon, Walmart And Best Buy
Time is now running out to grab a cheap TV deal
If you thought that the sight of Black Friday disappearing in the rear view mirror meant that you'd missed your chance to bag a bargain TV deal, then I have good news. With Cyber Monday here and sales silly season continuing, the vast majority of excellent discounts we saw are still very much available.
Of all the products that get discounted around Black Friday and Cyber Monday, TV deals must be the ones most synonymous with the sales period. We've likely all seen the CCTV videos of rabid shoppers fighting hell for leather in stores like Walmart to get their hands on affordable flatscreens and slashed price Smart TVs.
All that has changed, of course, meaning you can now track down the best Black Friday and Cyber Monday TV deals from the comfort of your own laptop or smartphone. And we're here to help you do exactly that.
Amazon, Best Buy and Walmart all have bumper big Black Friday and Cyber Monday TV deals. So the first thing you'll see when you start scrolling this page are the discounts I've found that really impress.
So whether you're after an 85-inch monster QLED for the living room or a cheap and cheerful HDR set for the kitchen or bedroom to make the most of some of the best Black Friday streaming deals on, I've picked out still-available Black Friday and Cyber Monday deals to suit the full range of requirements and budgets below.
Cyber Monday TV Deals
We may be experts about what's on TV here at CinemaBlend, but we bow down to our sister sites like TechRadar and Tom's Guide in terms of the tech itself. So we've checked in with them to make sure we're not recommending any duds.
We've separated the list of deals into budget points, starting with the expensive premium sets (and then in order of screen size – biggest to smallest). So if you were hoping for something on the cheaper side, just keep scrolling...
Cyber Monday TV Deals: $1,000+
85-inch Samsung Q80C QLED 4K TV: $2,197 $1,997.99 At Amazon
If you're looking to go all out on a massive 85-inch TV this Black Friday, then this QLED 4K with Dolby Atmos Object Tracking, Q-Symphony 3.0 and gaming hub is now available for less than $2,000. TechRadar's 4.5-star review piled on the praise, saying: "its Quantum Dot colours and excellent light control allow the Q80C to deliver a mid-range masterclass in how to deliver maximum picture quality for your buck".
77-inch LG B3 Series OLED 4K TV: $2,296.99 $1,796.99 At Amazon
TechRadar rates LG's B3 series TVs as one of the best sets you can buy right now and this is the biggest version of it. It's not what I'd call 'cheap', but there is $500 off the RRP having only come out six months ago. "Its picture quality is nothing short of superb... Vibrant colors, deep black levels and great contrast," say the experts, with a gaming performance that 'shines'.
65-inch LG C3 OLED TV (2023): $2,499.99 $1,568.99 At Amazon
The latest iteration of LG's celebrated OLED TVs has already had nearly $1,000 reduced from its RRP thanks to this eye-catching Amazon deal. "There aren’t many [TVs] out there that offer you this much and perform at this level for the same price," said Tom's Guide's gushing review of a 65-inch TV that features an ultra slim design, Dolby tech, Ultimate Gaming mode and α9 AI Processor Gen6 that helps deliver "some of the strongest picture quality we’ve encountered in their price range".
65-inch Samsung S90C Smart UHD 4K OLED TV: $2,599 $1,597.99 At Amazon
The superb Samsung S90C OLED tops TechRadar's overall list of the very best TVs, because "it does it all; excellent picture quality, sleek design, brilliant gaming performance and it gives you access to QD-OLED technology for the cheapest it's ever been." And, thanks to Amazon, that's even cheaper still with over $1,000 off the original price point.
55-inch Samsung S90C Smart UHD 4K OLED TV: $2,499.99 $1,297.99 At Walmart
As above, so below. If your budget doesn't stretch to $1,600 and/or your living room would suit a smaller set, then the 55-inch version is also reduced – this time from Walmart. Excellent value for a tremendous TV.
55-inch Sony A95K QD-OLED: $2,799.99 $1,699.99 At Best Buy
TechRadar says that Sony's A95K is the best TV you can get for playing PS5, and Best Buy have taken a scarcely believable $1,100 off the RRP for Black Friday. Why is it so good for gaming? It features "bespoke PS5-focused features such as auto HDR tone mapping and genre picture switching, two HDMI 2.1 ports, VRR, and of course one of the best panels of all recent TV lines".
Cyber Monday TV Deals: $600-$1000
86-inch LG UR7800 Series 4K Smart TV: $1,249.99 $899.99 At Best Buy
Quite amazingly, Best Buy is selling a gigantic 86-inch TV from trusted brand LG for less than $900. Now you're never going to get OLED quality for that money, but if you like your screen and in 4K, then this still ticks those boxes.
70-inch Samsung Q60C QLED 4K TV: $1,197 $897.99 At Amazon
This large-screen TV was only released by Samsung earlier this year, so seeing it drop down under the $1,000-mark for Black Friday and Cyber Monday is great, unexpected news. It isn't at the very top of the manufacturer's range (you'll need to seek out an OLED or Neo QLED for 2023's very best), but this still has plenty of premium features and so, with that price tag, is excellent value.
65-inch Samsung Q80C QLED 4K TV: $1,399.99 $997.99 At Amazon
A 2023 65-inch QLED for under $1,000? Don't mind if we do! This TV is kitted out with all the 4K and HDR smarts you'd expect, as well as Dolby Atmos sound and Motion Xcelerator Turbo+ engine for seamless gaming. It's the first time this model has been available for three figures.
65-inch Hisense U8 Series Mini-LED 4K TV: $1,399.99 $899.99 At Amazon
This is a strong price on one of Hisense's best value 65-inch TVs. Now over a year old, the dollars are dropping off this Black Friday. In Tom's Guide's Hisense U8 Series review, they said it "harnesses the power of Mini-LED to produce bright, vivid pictures". It's the Mini-LED panel that brings the brightness, Dolby Atmos cinema sound and has a 144hz gaming mode, too.
50-inch Samsung The Frame QLED 4K Smart TV: $1,297 $897.99 At Walmart
If you're somebody who doesn't like a precious spot in your living room being dominated by a big, black screen when the TV's turned off, The Frame from Samsung could be the answer. As well as being a 4K QLED Smart TV, it doubles up as a changeable frame for your favorite art or photos. Not for everyone, but if you do like the look of it then it's worth knowing that it's come back down to its lowest price ever.
Cyber Monday TV Deals: $200-$600
75-inch Samsung 4K Smart Tizen TV (2022): $749.99 $549.99 At Best Buy
Snagging a high quality 75-inch TV for under $600 is no easy task, so seeing one come in from a brand like Samsung is a real treat. Okay, so this isn't OLED and lacks the bells and whistles of others on this list, but still has that Crystal UHD 4K PurColor display, Amazon Alexa, Google Assistant and AirPlay 2 compatibility and Samsung's easy-to-operate Tizen operating system. Another 30 bucks came off on Cyber Monday – an absolute bargain.
70-inch LG Class 4K UHD Smart TV: $648 $498 At Walmart
Walmart waited until the Cyber Monday TV deals to discount this huge 4K Smart TV. It may not enjoy an OLED display, but the HDR10 Pro support still means you should get a picture that cleverly adapts to what you're watching. The α5 Gen5 AI Processor should guarantee solid performance and the Game Optimizer & Dashboard is ideal for those who like to play on a big screen like this.
65-inch Amazon Fire TV Omni QLED 4K TV: $799.99 $589.99 At Amazon
We knew that Amazon would be aggressive with the pricing of its own-brand TVs, and the retail giant hasn't disappointed. For less than $600 (the cheapest this TV has ever been) you can get your hands on this massive QLED 4K display with Dolby Vision IQ, advanced HDR, Ambient Experience and, of course, Alexa support.
65-inch Hisense U6 Series ULED 4K TV: $799.99 $498 At Amazon
Hisense make some brilliant TVs, so this 65-inch mini-LED coming in under $500 looks an utter bargain. It came out earlier this year and features everything from Dolby Vision IQ & Dolby Atmos and game mode (although only 60hz), to the voice control options you'd expect from a modern set.
65-inch TCL S4 S-Class 4K TV: $429.99 $349.99 At Best Buy
Getting a 65-inch 4K TV for less than $400 is no mean feat, and this TCL LED set is still worth including just dropped by another 50 bucks still. Outside of the 4K, there's also support for Dolby Vision, HDR10 and HLG formats, it runs off Google TV Smart OS, and the FullView bezel-free design means you won't mind having this behemoth in your lounge.
58-inch Hisense R6 Series 4K UHD Roku TV: $298 $268 At Walmart
Not the most dramatic price drop on this list, but you get a whole lot of TV for buck with this 4K Hisense set from Walmart. For not much more than $250, you can have a 58-inch TV delivered to your door, featuring Alex and Google Assistant commands and easy-to-navigate Roku OS. It's a 2020 model, so won't have all of today's bells and whistles. But at this price, you should set your expectations accordingly.
50-inch Samsung 4K Smart Tizen TV (2022): $379.99 $279.99 At Best Buy
A 50-inch 4K set from one of the world's best TV brands for less than $300 – I hope that Best Buy have plenty of these in stock, because they're bound to be very popular indeed and they just went and knocked another 20 bucks off! The Smart TV interface is managed by Samsung's familiar Tizen operating system and there's all the Alexa/Google Assistant functionality you'd expect from a modern TV.
48-inch LG A2 OLED TV: $1,299.99 $549.99 At Best Buy
"Outstanding picture quality" and "Great smart TV platform" were among the plaudits handed out in Tom's Guide's LG A2 OLED TV review. It may be LG's entry level OLED model, but it still packs plenty of impressive display tech (e.g. α7 Gen5 AI Processor, self-lit pixels, Dynamic Tone Mapping). AI Sound Pro and Game Optimizer and Cloud Gaming tools for those that need it. We saw this set sell at $599 recently, and now it's even cheaper as we hit the Black Friday countdown.
43-inch Amazon Fire TV 43-inch 4-Series 4K UHD Smart TV: $369.99 $249.99 At Amazon
Another bargain Black Friday TV deal with the Amazon branding. If you're not bothered about OLED and want something a little smaller, then spending $250 on this 4-series Fire TV is an excellent option.
Cyber Monday TV Deals: Under $200
40-inch TCL Class S3 FHD LED Smart TV: $229.99 $129.99 At Best Buy
The resolution on this model may max out at 1080p full-HD (no UHD 4K for this price, alas), but it still benefits from the Fire TV Smart OS and voice controls from your choice of Amazon Alexa or Google Assistant. And this is no unheard of brand, either, with TCL among the world's best TV manufacturers right now. I'm sorry to report that this came down all the way below $100 on Black Friday week, but it's still a very good price at $130.
32-inch Amazon Fire TV 2-Series HD Smart TV (2023): $199.99 $109.99 At Amazon
If all you need is a 32-inch TV and aren't bothered about UHD or pulverising sound, then Amazon itself has an option you can bag for only $110. Alexa is integrated of course, and so to is the ability to install all your favorite streaming apps and channels straight from the Amazon Appstore.
24-inch Insignia F20 Series HD Smart TV (2023): $89.99 $59.99 At Best Buy
I know that the cheapest Black Friday TV deal on this list won't be for everybody, but I wanted to include it to demonstrate that you can get HD pictures for a barely believable price point. For less than $70, you still get 720p resolution, LED-backlit LCD screen, DTS TruSurround audio and added extras like parental controls and key HDMI ports. A real bargain from Best Buy that just came down by another $5.
Black Friday TV Deals FAQ
What Black Friday TV Deals Were Available Last Year?
When prices get as low as they do around Black Friday, the shopper is the real winner. But if I was to pick a retailer who 'won' Black Friday TV deals in 2022, it has to be Amazon. The retail giant really owned the low-cost small screen space, dropping its then-new 43-inch 4-series to an all-low $229.99.
But it brought its A-game when it came to top-of-the-range models, too. It took over $500 off the price of one of 2022's best models — the 55-inch version of the LG C2 — bringing it down to a very attractive $1,271.99. I suspect that model is sat in a lot of US living rooms right now.
In terms of pure percentage discount, it was the biggest screens that saw the most seismic savings. Samsung's 85-inch AU8000 Crystal 4K, for example, fell over 40% from $2,200 to $1,297 (again at Amazon), while Best Buy took almost 50% off the price of the Hisense 75-inch U7H Series ULED to get that under the $1,000-mark.
The important thing to note is that there were discounts across the board and from a number of retailers. There's no reason to believe this year will be any different, meaning whatever your preferred screen size or maximum budget is, there will inevitably be a Black Friday TV deal for you to be found.
What Retailers Offer The Best Black Friday TV Deals?
You'll have probably noticed on our list above that there really is a 'big three' when it comes to finding the cheapest TV deals, whether that be on Black Friday or any time of the year: Amazon, Best Buy and Walmart.
Unsurprisingly, Amazon has the habit of pushing its own-branded TVs, but also slashes prices on an a few select other models (it has great savings on Hisense models this year).
I'd be shocked if you don't find what you're looking for from that trio of stores, but it may also be worth you browsing the likes of Costco, Sam's Club and Target, all of which will have sale events at this time.
When Will The Black Friday TV Deals End?
Black Friday TV deals have well and truly arrived as has the official date for Black Friday itself.
By Monday, November 20, most of the very best discounts had already been announced. But we have seen in the past a few extra price drops get released on Cyber Monday (November 27), so all is not lost if you don't find what you want today on Black Friday itself.
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