I've Been Writing About Black Friday Deals For Tech Brands For Many Years, And Those Wanting To Upgrade Their Home Cinema Set-Up Should Check Out These Bargains

LG's B4 is one of the more affordable OLED models, and that's no bad thing because it's even more affordable now. LG's OLED panels are up there with the very best in the business – they're in many big name TVs from other firms – and I like LG's TV interface too.

The Frame isn't like other TVs, because it's designed to be beautiful when you're not watching it thanks to its gorgeous art collection. You can use your own gorgeous photos too, or someone else's if your family looks more like mine.

You know what you're getting with a Bravia TV: stunning visuals, a very powerful image and video processor, class-leading tech and more acronyms than you can shake a stick at. Sony's OLED TVs are superb and this is a nice discount on a 2024 model.

I've got a Samsung TV at home and while I'm not a huuuuuge fan of the Tizen interface I love the hardware. This Crystal UHD TV uses LED rather than OLED to keep the cost down, and that means you get a huge TV without a huge price.

With 1,000 lumens of brightness, 1080p HDR and integrated speakers this little projector punches way above its weight – and with $300 off the MSRP it's a lot more affordable now.

This is a very serious soundbar system with 820W of output power including a 300W powered subwoofer and Dolby Atmos and DTS:X decoding. It's absolutely overkill for small apartments but if you've got a big room to make boom...

No, that's not a typo: the deal here really does take $897.99 off the MSRP for this 11.1.4-channel soundbar system. This is the top of the range Samsung setup and includes rear wireless speakers and Samsung's really clever Q-symphony tech that turns your TV speakers into part of the sound system.

You don't need to spend huge money to give your TV a big audio upgrade. Sony's cute 3.1-channel Dolby Atmos soundbar gives a surprisingly hefty sound for such a small device, and it's wall mountable as well as made for tabletop placement.

It's only HD so you'll need a more powerful model for bigger, higher res TVs. But this is about as cheap as streaming gets, and it's a typically Amazon affair when it comes to ease of use. A good one to get the in-laws as a gift.

This is the all-singing all-dancing version of Amazon's TV stick with Wi-Fi 6E, Xbox game streaming, 4K Ultra HD, Dolby Vision, HDR10+ and Dolby Atmos (depending on what you subscribe to). It also has Amazon's Ambient Experience for art and photo displays when you're not streaming TV and movies.

Onkyo are very well known in hi-fi circles because they make affordable amplification that punches way above its price tag: instead of trying to impress you with bells and whistles they focus on quality core components. This is a great price for a well-specced 7.2-channel AV receiver.

You can't go wrong with a Sony AV receiver and while this model isn't the top of the range it's very good for the price and even gooder with another $100 off. With 145W over six channels it's a powerful performer.

How do I know this is a good receiver? Because I bought one during lockdown and I've used it for every single thing I've watched on TV and played on PS5 or Xbox since. It's 145W over 7 channels with 4K video passthrough and all the connections you could possibly need.