The holiday shopping season will be here before you know it. But if you can’t wait until Black Friday sales officially kick off to upgrade or replace your TV, you can find some incredible early holiday deals at Amazon, Best Buy<!–>, and Walmart–>. You’ll find great discounts from brands like Sony, LG, TCL, and Hisense on everything from high-end OLED models to entry-level smart TVs for college dorms and first apartments.
Also: The best Black Friday deals live now
I test TVs at ZDNET and am constantly looking out for the best deals and discounts from top brands. To help you find the very best Black Friday TV deals, I put together a list of discounts and markdowns I’ve found at trusted retailers and directly from the brands themselves. Keep reading below to find out just how much you can save on a new TV, plus a few extras to round out your home theater.
Our favorite early TV deals for Black Friday 2024
- LG C4 OLED 65-inch<!–>: $1,400 (save $1,300 at Amazon): LG’s flagship OLED TV has a 144Hz native refresh rate, Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos support, and VRR support for both Nvidia G-Sync and AMD FreeSync Premium. It’s also our pick for the best OLED TV you can buy.
- TCL QM85 98-inch–>: $4,000 (save $2,000 at Amazon): TCL’s flagship QLED TV offers Dolby Vision IQ HDR, Dolby Atmos, up to a 240Hz refresh rate for console gaming, and built-in voice controls. I tested this TV, and found it offers excellent picture quality, great sound, and a dedicated picture mode at an affordable price.
- Samsung QN85D 85-inch<!–>: $1,800 (save $1,400 at Amazon): This big-screen TV has object-tracking sound as well as Dolby Atmos support for a more immersive experience while streaming movies, music, and TV shows.
- Samsung DU7200 85-inch–>: $1,000 (save $500 at Best Buy): A budget-friendly big-screen TV with 4K resolution, a 60Hz refresh rate, and object tracking sound. You’ll also get a free 40-inch Samsung TV with purchase.
- LG Class 89 98-inch<!–>: $4,500 (save $2,500 at Best Buy): A cinema-sized screen with 4K resolution, a 120Hz refresh rate, AMD FreeSync VRR, and Dolby Vision HDR.
- Current price: $1,400
- Original price: $2,700
LG’s flagship OLED TV features VRR support for both Nvidia G-Sync and AMD FreeSync Premium to prevent screen tearing and stuttering while console gaming. You’ll also get a 144Hz native refresh rate for smoother motion during sports broadcasts and fast-paced movie and TV show scenes.
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- Current price: $4,000
- Original price: $6,000
Grab this truly cinema-sized TV at Amazon for an impressive $2,000 off ahead of the Holiday shopping season. With Dolby Vision IQ and Dolby Vision support, you’ll get clean, crisp audio and more accurate colors and contrast for a more immersive viewing experience.
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- Current price: $1,800
- Original price: $3,200
This flagship QLED TV from Samsung not only supports Dolby Atmos virtual surround sound, it also uses Samsung’s object tracking sound technology for a more immersive streaming experience for movies, shows, and music.
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- Current price: $1,000
- Original price: $1,500
This budget-friendly big-screen TV has object tracking sound, a 60Hz refresh rate, built-in voice controls, and object tracking sound. And with your Best Buy purchase, you’ll also get a free 40-inch Samsung TV (a $250 value).
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- Current price: $4,500
- Original price: $7,000
A truly cinema-sized TV from LG that features 4K resolution and a 120Hz refresh rate, Dolby Vision HDR, AMD FreeSync VRR, and cloud gaming support.
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Early Black Friday 2024 TV deals at Amazon
- TCL Q68 85-inch<!–> for $1,000 (save $500): A great mid-range TV with Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos support, a 120Hz max refresh rate, and built-in voice controls.
- LG QNED85T 75-inch–> for $1,000 (save $250): A great mid-range LED TV from LG with a 120Hz refresh rate, HDR10 support, and VRR support for both AMD FreeSync Premium and Nvidia G-Sync.
- Samsung Q70D 85-inch<!–> for $1,700 (save $900): A great mid-range Samsung TV with object-tracking sound, a built-in blue light filter to reduce eye strain, and built-in voice controls.
- Samsung The Frame 55-inch–> for $1,150 (save $350): A gallery-inspired TV from Samsung with dedicated art mode, anti-glare matte screen, and built-in voice controls.
- Sony X90L 98-inch<!–> for $5,000 (save $3,000): A cinema-sized TV with Dolby Vision HDR support, exclusive VRR features for the PS5, and 120Hz refresh rate.
- TCL S3 40-inch–> for $140 (save $50): A budget-friendly smart TV with AirPlay support, Alexa voice controls, and 1080p resolution.
- TCL S4 50-inch<!–> for $230 (save $120): A budget-friendly 4K TV with Dolby Atmos and Dolby Vision HDR support, Apple HomeKit compatibility, and 60Hz refresh rate.
- Hisense U6N 65-inch–> for $550 (save $150): This mid-range TV from Hisense supports both Dolby Atmos and Dolby Vision, has a 60Hz refresh rate, and Bluetooth connectivity.
Early Black Friday 2024 TV deals at Best Buy
- Samsung Q60D 75-inch<!–> for $900 (save $500): A great mid-range TV from Samsung with a 60Hz refresh rate, HDR10+ support, and a Pantone Validated screen for color accuracy.
- Sony Bravia A80L OLED 83-inch–> for $4,000 (save $800): With a 120Hz refresh rate and support for both Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos, you’ll get a cinema-quality experience in the comfort of your own living room.
- Samsung DU6950 75-inch<!–> for $600 (save $150): A budget-friendly big-screen TV with 4K resolution, a 60Hz refresh rate, and built-in voice controls.
- LG NanoCell 75 65-inch–> for $550 (save $350): A great mid-range LED model from LG with 4K resolution, dynamic tone mapping, and a 60Hz refresh rate.
- LG Class 99 8K 75-inch<!–> for $2,300 (save $1,200): This TV gives you 8K resolution, which is four times the detailing of 4K, and 16 times that of 1080p.
- Hisense U7 75-inch–> for $900 (save $600): A great mid-range TV with the Google TV platform for access to thousands of streaming apps and a 144Hz refresh rate.
- Hisense QD5 65-inch<!–> for $380 (save $120): A budget-friendly QLED from Hisense with Dolby Vision HDR, an automatic low-latency mode for console gaming, and voice-enabled remote.
- Hisense QD6 75-inch–> for $450 (save $250): A budget-friendly big-screen with an updated QLED panel for better color and contrast as well as Dolby Vision HDR support.
- Hisense U6 75-inch<!–> for $700 (save $500): The Hisense U6 supports both Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos, AMD FreeSync VRR, Wi-Fi 6, and both Chromecast and Apple AirPlay.
- Roku Pro 75-inch–> for $1,300 (save $400): Roku’s own flagship TV has a 120Hz refresh rate, Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos support, and a QLED panel for more lifelike colors and contrast.
Early Black Friday 2024 TV deals at Walmart
- Hisense R6 75-inch<!–> for $498 (save $200): A budget-friendly big-screen TV with Dolby Vision and DTS Studio Sound, a dedicated gaming mode, and the Roku TV platform for streaming.
- Samsung QN90C 75-inch–> for $1,698 (save $1,601): The previous iteration of Samsung’s flagship QLED TV still has a lot to offer with object tracking sound, a dedicated gaming hub, and 120Hz refresh rate.
- Samsung The Terrace 65-inch<!–> for $2,974 (save $2,025): This outdoor TV is rated for partial sun exposure, making it perfect for covered patios and decks.
Early Black Friday 2024 Samsung TV deals
- Samsung QNX1D 85-inch–> for $1,750 (save $2,250): A refresh to Samsung’s flagship QLED line with object tracking sound, adaptive audio, and AMD FreeSync Premium Pro VRR.
- Samsung QE1D 65-inch<!–> for $780 (save $520): A mid-range QLED with object tracking sound and a Pantone Validated panel for lifelike colors and contrast.
- Samsung Crystal DU9000 98-inch–> for $2,500 (save $1,500): One of the most affordable cinema-class TVs on the market features a 120Hz refresh rate, object tracking sound, and built-in voice controls.
Early Black Friday 2024 OLED TV deals
- Samsung S90D 65-inch<!–> for $1,600 (save $600 at Amazon): Samsung’s latest iteration of their flagship OLED TV features object tracking sound, a 144Hz peak refresh rate, and a Pantone Validated screen for color accuracy.
- Samsung S85D 55-inch–> for $1,000 (save $700 at Amazon): A more affordable version of Samsung’s OLED TV with object tracking sound, built-in voice controls, and Dolby Atmos support.
- Sony Bravia 8 65-inch<!–> for $1,700 (save $700 at Amazon): Sony’s flagship OLED series gets a refresh with exclusive VRR features for gaming on the PS5 as well as support for both Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos.
- LG B4 77-inch–> for $1,700 (save $300 at Amazon): A more affordable OLED from LG with a dedicated gaming dashboard, 120Hz refresh rate, and support for both Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos.
Early Black Friday 2024 55-inch TV deals
- Amazon Fire TV Omni QLED<!–> for $430 (save $170 at Amazon): Amazon’s flagship TV uses the Fire TV platform to give you access to Prime’s entire library as well as to thousands of other streaming apps.
- Hisense S7N Canvas TV–> for $800 (save $200 at Amazon): A gallery-inspired TV from Hisense that turns your living room into your own personal art show when you aren’t streaming.
- TCL QM7<!–> for $500 (save $300 at Amazon): TCL refreshed their mid-range TV line with Dolby Vision IQ HDR, Dolby Atmos, and up to a 240Hz refresh rate.
- TCL Q5–> for $270 (save $180 at Best Buy): A mid-range refresh for TCL with Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos support, an automatic game mode and DTS Virtual:X audio.
Early Black Friday 2024 65-inch TV deals
- Samsung Q80D<!–> for $900 (save $500 at Amazon): An excellent mid-range TV from Samsung with object tracking sound, 4K AI upscaling, and Dolby Atmos support.
- Samsung QN900D–> for $3,500 (save $1,500 at Best Buy): Samsung’s latest 8K TV gives you four times the resolution as a 4K model, letting you keep your home theater on the cutting edge.
- TCL NXTFRAME<!–> for $1,000 (save $500 at Amazon): A gallery-inspired TV with Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos support and built in Alexa voice controls.
- Sony Bravia 7–> for $1,400 (save $600 at Amazon): A mid-range mini LED TV from Sony that supports their Acoustic Multi-Audio technology for better audio/video syncing.
Early Black Friday 2024 85-inch TV deals
- Sony X77L<!–> for $1,100 (save $400 at Amazon): An excellent mid-range big-screen TV from Sony with Bluetooth connectivity, built-in voice controls, and exclusive features for gaming with the PlayStation 5.
- Sony Bravia 9–> for $4,000 (save $800 at Amazon): Sony’s flagship mini-LED TV has an anti-glare screen coating, a studio-calibrated panel for color accuracy, and support for both Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos.
- LG G4 OLED 83-inch<!–> for $5,000 (save $800 at Amazon): LG’s flagship, premium-grade OLED TV features adaptive brightness, Dolby Vision HDR, a dedicated filmmaker mode, and an updated, sleek design.
- TCL S5–> for $750 (save $250 at Amazon): An exceptionally budget-friendly big-screen TV with built-in voice controls, 4K resolution, and 60Hz refresh rate.
- LG Class 85 QNED 86-inch<!–> for $1,700 (save $600 at Best Buy): This mid-range big-screen offers a 120Hz refresh rate, HDR10 support, and AMD FreeSync VRR for console gaming.
Early Black Friday 2024 home audio deals
- Samsung HW-Q990C–> for $930 (save $970 at Amazon): A high-end home 11.1.4CH system with Dolby Audio support, adaptive sound, and Alexa voice controls.
- Samsung HW-Q850D<!–> for $600 (save $500 at Best Buy): A high-end home theater system with Dolby Atmos support, 7.1.2CH audio, and an HDR10+ passthrough.
- LG S95TR–> for $1,000 (save $500 at Best Buy): LG’s premium home audio system features Dolby Atmos support, a wireless subwoofer, and Bluetooth connectivity.
FAQs
When is Black Friday 2024?
Black Friday is the day after Thanksgiving in the US. This year, it falls on Nov. 29, 2024.
Are TVs really cheaper on Black Friday and during Cyber Week?
They absolutely can be! Televisions are one of the few electronics categories that offers regular, predictable sale seasons throughout the calendar year. With Black Friday being one of the most prominent. Big brands like Sony, LG, and Samsung usually have their biggest discounts during the holiday shopping season, but it’s not uncommon to also find summer sales on high-end TVs as well as budget-friendly models from TCL and Hisense.
How did we choose these Black Friday 2024 deals?
Black Friday is prime time for scammers and resellers. Each deal on this list has been vetted as being sold and shipped by reliable retailers like Amazon, Best Buy, and Walmart. I’ve also avoided ultra-budget brands like Onn and Vizio, as the discounts are negligible at the time of writing, and these brands don’t offer the same quality TVs as even TCL or Hisense.
What is the best TV?
ZDNET’s resident TV experts have tested and researched dozens of models from just as many brands, and we all agree that the Samsung S95D OLED is the best TV you can buy right now. With an updated OLED panel for a more lifelike picture, a 120Hz refresh rate, object tracking sound, and a dedicated gaming dashboard with cloud gaming support.
What should I look for in a TV?
Once you’ve hammered out a budget for your next TV, there are a few other important factors to consider:
- Brand integrity: It’s tempting to pick up that ultra-cheap TV during a sale event from a no-name brand. But you may end up paying more to replace it in a few years (or months) if it was built with cheap components or stops receiving over-the-air firmware updates. No matter which brand of TV you choose, make sure that the company offers industry standard return and exchange policies as well as clear options for customer service.
- Smart features: Not all smart TVs are created equal, with premium options from brands like LG and Sony offering OLED panels for incredible picture quality as well as quality of life features like built-in voice controls and pre-loaded suites of streaming apps. Make sure the TV you have your eye on has all of the smart features you need to keep up with your favorite shows and movies.
- Reasons to upgrade: It seems like every year TV brands refresh their model line-ups. Sometimes those refreshes introduce cool new options like Samsung’s object tracking sound and cloud gaming support. Others are more subtle upgrades like improved QLED panels and speakers or new app support. Before you drop a whole paycheck on a new TV, make sure it offers enough reasons to upgrade to make it worth the price.
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