If you want a top TV for a terrific price, you’ve come to the right place. Because although Black Friday has been and gone, I’ve done some research and found a whole host of hefty discounts that you can still shop right now.
In my eyes, the deal of the weekend was this £900 saving on the brilliant LG B4 at Amazon, which is now down to just £1,099 and still live.
Our tech critic David reviewed the 2023 edition of this 65in OLED set in his review of the best 4K TVs, saying that “it’s bright and it looks consistently smooth and slick, whether you’re watching a movie or playing games.” The 2024 model has a few improvements too – it’s a little brighter, with a faster processor and reduced latency (which is important for gaming).”
If this offer isn’t to your liking, I’ve discovered plenty of alternative deals on TVs I’ve tried and tested, including discounts on Amazon’s flagship OLED Fire TV, Panasonic TV-55Z95A and Sony’s Bravia 8, 55in. One of the more obscure offers can be found at Aldi, with the supermarket offering the Toshiba 50in LED HDR for £199 (nearly £100 less than most major retailers). Head down to your local store to avoid missing out.
Keep reading to find even more post-Black Friday TV deals. And for more offers on everything from tech, beauty and home appliances, head over to our deals guide and liveblog for the very latest.
The best post-Black Friday and Cyber Monday TV deals today
LG B4, 65in: Was £1,999.99, now £1,099, Amazon.co.uk
This is the best deal on a 65in OLED TV we’ve seen this Black Friday: the 2024 LG B4 is on sale at just £1,099 at Amazon. That’s a £400 saving on its typical price, and way down from its original RRP of £1,699.99. The TV offers unbeatable OLED picture quality at an affordable price, while the selection of HDMI ports and a smooth 120Hz refresh rate at 4K makes it great for gaming as well as movies.
Panasonic TV-55Z95A: Was £2,199, now £1,999, Currys.co.uk
Right now you can save £200 on our tech expert’s favourite tried and tested TV. Tech critic David deemed this the best overall TV of the year in his review thanks to its spectacular image quality and exceptional sound. David wrote: “Panasonic’s OLED TVs have picture quality so rich and detailed it can take your breath away,” explaining: “The images are smooth and realistic – from faithful skin tones to detailed shadowy areas – and it’s still good for vibrant colours and deep black levels.”
Sony Bravia 8, 55in: Was £2,199, now £1,499, Amazon.co.uk
Score big with more than 30 per cent off this tried, tested and approved Sony TV. Tech expert David Phelan reviewed this model in his round-up of the best TVs of 2024, naming it the best OLED 4K TV. In particular, he was impressed with the cool audio system and strong sounds of the cinema mode. “The contrast and strong, deep black colours, which typify OLED, look especially good here, allowing rich brightness as well as subtle shadows,” he wrote.
LG C4, 55in: Was £1,599, now £1,199.99, Currys.co.uk
The latest model in the C series of LG TVs gets a £400 discount in the Currys post-Black Friday sale. Launched earlier this year, the LG C4 is an impressive 4K display with self-lit OLED pixels capable of perfectly dark blacks, bright highlights and rich colour reproduction. In our round-up of the best 4K TVs, we said the LG C4 “features pin-sharp picture and excellent brightness levels that look realistic and persuasive.”
Toshiba 50in LED HDR TV: £199.99, Aldi.co.uk
It may come as a surprise but Aldi is also a great place to score some tech deals. Like this, the Toshiba 50in LED HDR, which is currently available at the supermarket for almost £100 less than other major retailers. It’s definitely what I’d call a clever bit of kit too, with Fire TV built-in, it has a voice-controlled remote, TRU picture quality and Dolby Atmos enhanced sound experience. They’re only available while stocks last so I’d head down to your local Aldi today if I were you!
Samsung QN95D 4K smart TV, 55in: Was £1,699, now £1,499 plus a free soundbar, Samsung.com
Not only will you get £200 off this Black Friday, but Samsung is giving away a free soundbar worth up to £400 when you buy select TVs from now until 3 December. The 55in QN95D uses Samsung’s “neo-QLED” pixel technology, which offers improved contrast, inky dark blacks and vibrant image quality versus LED panels – the similar QN90D appears in our round-up of the best 4K televisions of 2024. Plus, if you sign up to Samsung rewards, you’ll get five per cent of your spend back in points.
Hisense 50E6NTUK 4K smart TV, 50in: Was £499, now £279, Amazon.co.uk
This 50in 4K TV from Hisense has a £220 discount at Amazon right now, the cheapest we’ve ever seen this model on sale for. It’s a great all-rounder with a voice remote and is compatible with Google, Amazon and Apple smart home setups. You’re unlikely to find a better-value 4K TV right now.
Amazon Fire TV omni, 43in: Was £549.99, now £279.99, Amazon.co.uk
The Amazon Fire TV omni was named the best budget buy in our guide to the best TVs, where our tech expert noted that “the QLED picture is bright and effective with great colour range and a dynamic look”. With 49 per cent off, this is surely a no-brainer for an affordable telly.
Samsung 43in DU8000 43in crystal UHD smart 4K TV (2024): Was £499, now £283, Amazon.co.uk
Amazon has seriously lowered this new Samsung DU8000 43in TV by handing out 43 per cent off discounts. The star feature is its dynamic crystal colour and pristine clarity due to its powerful 4K processor, meanwhile, the sleek and slim design also makes it an elegant choice. The TV comes with Samsung’s smart hub as well as a gaming centre, which holds Xbox apps for playing games via the cloud and without an actual console.
Amazon Fire TV 2-Series 1080p smart TV, 40in: Was £299.99, now £209.99, Amazon.co.uk
The 40in version of the Amazon Fire TV 2-series is great value if you want an affordable smart TV and you’re happy with the slightly lower 1080p resolution, which at this display size is barely noticeable anyway. The Amazon Fire TV interface is among the best around, the TV comes with a voice remote and it has the full roster of streaming services built in.
Hisense 32A4NTUK, 32in: Was £249, now £129, Amazon.co.uk
The Hisense A4 is one of the cheapest TVs you can get from a reputable brand, and with an extra £120 it’s unbeatable value. The basic 720p resolution display will look fuzzy if you’re used to watching in 4K, but it offers decent enough quality for the price. Compatible with streaming apps and compact at 32in, it makes a great TV for a kitchen or bedroom.
Samsung the frame QLED smart TV with slim fit wall mount: Was £1,149, now £899, Johnlewis.com
If you want to add a TV to your living space but would prefer it blends more seamlessly, try this art mode TV from Samsung. Fitting in wonderfully, the frame is designed to look just like a photo frame, and so when you’re not watching, it transforms into artwork. The glare-free 4k QLED matte display helps with the subtle facade, and the picture is powered by Quantum Dot.
Black Friday projector deals
Anker Nebula capsule 3 1080p full HD projector: Was £499.99, now £399.99, Argos.co.uk
Not a TV per se, but something people seem to be going equally gaga for at the moment, this HD projector has a hefty £100 off this Black Friday. While I haven’t tested the capsule 3, tech writer David dubbed its predecessor – the capsule 2 – his favourite buy, in his guide to the best portable projectors. David said the sound quality is top-notch and saw the appeal in the projector being able to connect to your Google Assistant – sign me up.
Black Friday streaming deals
Now TV cinema and entertainment six-month saver bundle: Was £19.98, now £13.99, Nowtv.com
Now TV is offering a bunch of deals on its streaming services meaning you can enjoy movies, sports and your favourite shows for less this Black Friday. The TV and entertainment package is down to £13.99 a month but you can save 30 percent when you subscribe for more than six months. Save 25 per cent on sports too, or make the most of the monthly saving now – £26 per month instead of the usual £34.99 cost.
Why trust IndyBest’s Black Friday TV deals coverage
This isn’t my first rodeo, nor is it the team’s – we’ve been covering Black Friday for longer than we’d care to admit. The tech team and I track TV prices all year round and know how to spot a good deal from a bad one, and we only recommend discounts on products we’ve tested and from brands we trust.
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