25 Best Buy Black Friday TV Deals You Don’t Want To Miss: Samsung, Sony, Vizio And More
Black Friday could just as easily be called TV Sale Day—traditionally, the sale holiday is best known for people lining up outside big box stores waiting to take advantage of deep discounts on televisions. This year there will be no lines in front of Best Buy. The retailer isn’t even open on Thanksgiving, and most of the sales are taking place online. But if you are in the market for a new TV, Best Buy has a wealth of outstanding deals right now.
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If you’ve been holding off waiting for the best prices this season, don’t wait any longer—many of these models are selling out and the prices will climb back up soon. Even Cyber Monday on Nov. 30 won’t offer the same depth of deals and discounts as you can get right now.
Here are the best TV deals at Best Buy right now, including both LED and the more expensive (but better performing) OLED displays. Because we know that many of you are looking for larger TVs, these are arranged in descending order. The 70-inch and larger sets are up on top, but scroll down to find more modestly sized 50-, 40- and even 32-inch sets.
If your wall is large enough for one of these 70-, 75- or even 82-inch TVs, you’ll never want to go to the movie theater again (after they reopen). The biggest savings are in this category. Sony’s stunning 77" A9G MASTER Series, for example, has an OLED screen and is now $1200 off. Or consider the Samsung 82” Class 6 LED 4K Tizen TV, which is $400 off and now priced at $1298.
Looking for a slightly smaller screen? Our favorite right now is the Sony 65" Class A8H Series, a 4K OLED display that’s powered by Android. You can save $1000 and take it home for $1800. For a more budget-friendly TV, there’s the Samsung 50" Q80T, which is $250 off ($850).
These TVs in the 40-49-inch range are much more affordable—like the $200 Insignia 43" LED 4K Fire TV, which is $100 off. Don’t expect to find much in the way of OLED displays in this size range, though.
The best thing about TVs in this size range is that you can slip them into almost any room. Also great: They’re often so inexpensive that they’re barely more expensive than the smart TV system inside them. Like the Insignia 24" LED HD Smart Fire TV Edition TV—usually priced at $150, you can get it now for $80. A Fire TV stream media controller like the Fire TV Cube costs that much on its own.
