Best Black Friday TV deals 2025: what to expect this year

Black Friday TV deals
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Every year, the Black Friday TV deals are some of the best ways to amp up your gaming set-up or home theater while saving loads of money. With only a few weeks until the official November 28 date of Black Friday 2025, it's time to start getting your plan in place for how you're going to save money, and we're here to help.

If you're looking to grab the best gaming TV, the Black Friday sales will definitely offer discounts for OLED, QLED and Mini LED screens, with companies like LG, Samsung, TCL and Hisense primed to offer big discounts across their portfolios. That's based on precedent from previous years, and if you're interested to learn what we've seen in the past, scroll down.

Today's best deals

INSIGNIA Class F50 50-inch | $299.99 $179.99 at AmazonSave $120 -
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INSIGNIA Class F50 50-inch | $299.99 $179.99 at AmazonSave $120 - This is one of the better value 50-inch LED TVs you'll find over Black Friday, and it's currently only $10 away from its lowest ever price. If you're trying to keep things under $200, you'll want to either grab this screen now or chance some bigger discounts once the sale commences.

Hisense E6 QLED 55-inch | $429.99 $279.99 at AmazonSave $150 -
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Hisense E6 QLED 55-inch | $429.99 $279.99 at Amazon
Save $150 - The E6 isn't the fanciest Hisense model around, but it is one of the brand's more affordable QLED models. It's not too far away from its lowest ever price right now, and the current 35% discount is pretty chonky considering Black Friday hasn't started yet.

TCL QM7K 55-Inch |$899.99$697.99 at AmazonSave $202 -
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TCL QM7K 55-Inch | $899.99 $697.99 at Amazon
Save $202 - This QD Mini LED TV is new to 2025, and while it's more expensive than TCLs other models, a 22% discount is helping you get the more premium model for less. If you're itching for an upgrade, but don't want to splash out fully on an OLED, this could be a solid option.

LG OLED C5 42-inch | $1,046.99 $996.99 at AmazonSave $50 -
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LG OLED C5 42-inch | $1,046.99 $996.99 at Amazon
Save $50 - The new OLED C5 is currently under $1,000 at Amazon, and while this is the 42-inch version, it's sure to suit players with smaller spaces that want extra vibrancy. Deals on the latest LG flagships can be unpredictable, so while it is worth waiting for Black Friday to see what happens, I wouldn't write off offers like this.

Samsung S85F OLED 65-inch |$1,797.99$1,197.99 at AmazonSave $600 -
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Samsung S85F OLED 65-inch | $1,797.99 $1,197.99 at Amazon
Save $600 - Samsung's OLED model is still pretty pricey, but this 33% discount brings it almost down to its lowest ever price. If you're looking for a larger, more vibrant display without paying into the absolute thousands, this panel is worth checking out.

FAQ

When will Black Friday TV deals begin?

Black Friday TV deals will this year fall on November 28. Of course, as is usual, we'll see a bunch of deals coming in force that week, but we can still usually say that the best are kept for the day itself.

Such is the event nowadays however, we often see retailers go early with deals period that are weeks long, all in the name of Black Friday. That means you can pick up a great deal from basically October onwards so be on the lookout from then.

Where will the best Black Friday TV deals be?

When the time comes, we'll be stocking this page right here with the best Black Friday TV deals as we'll be keeping close tabs on everything as the event progresses. However, we all know it'll be the usual suspects playing the game, so here are the best links if you want to bookmark, check now, or go it alone in your search.

US:
Amazon: Should always be the first place to check for TV deals
Samsung: Likely to promote the latest line of NeoQLED TVs hard
Best Buy: Deep discounts on every kind of TV
Walmart: A massive selection available and always embraces discounts
B&H Photo: Significant savings across all lines
Target: savings across the board on TVs

UK:
Amazon: Some great discounts up and down the price spectrum
Samsung: The new NeoQLED televisions are going to be ones to watch
Currys: Always has great stock and sometimes bundles too
John Lewis: Perennially popular for TVs given the generous guarantees
Box: Has great filtering options and prices with free vouchers

Black Friday TV deals: What to expect

LG OLED G4 with Naru from Prey on screen looking towards camera

(Image credit: Future / Phil Hayton)

Expect there to be plenty of action on the entry-level 4K TVs from the likes of Insignia and TCL, for example, as well as on Amazon Fire TVs. The 50-inch Omni model received its record-low-ever price last Black Friday, dropping by nearly $200, and has been on sale again in last fall's Prime event. We'd also advise keeping tabs on Hisense offers this year, as the A6BG was available for below $250 - an incredible price for a 43-inch 4K screen.

As is tradition, exiting flagship models from last year should also be available for less. The OLED G5 has officially kicked the LG OLED G4 from its top spot, which should translate to discounts on available stock. As someone who picked up an LG OLED C4 outside of the sales, I'm also keen to see what happens with last year's middle-ground premium TV, as remaining stock could dip well under $1,000.

If you're aiming for a balance between price and specs, you'll absolutely want to keep an eye out for the Hisense U7N. The 55-inch version is a prime candidate for a sub $500 price tag, and larger models could end up significantly lower than $1,000. Mini LED and QLED options are well worth keeping tabs on, too, especially if you're looking for a larger screen for just a few hundred dollars.

Is it better to wait for Black Friday to buy a TV?

The best time to pick up a new TV is arguably during Black Friday, but that's not to say you won't see great deals before and after the big event. In fact, you'll often find that big screens drop to their lowest price at random times, so it's always worth keeping an eye out for your desired panel. If you'd prefer deals to simply land on your lap, we'd suggest holding out for the annual sale. Otherwise, there's nothing stopping you picking up a discounted display right now.

Who has best Black Friday TV deals?

All the usual suspects should have Black Friday TV deals on offer come November, including Amazon, Best Buy, and Walmart. Sticking with well known retailers is a sure fire way to prevent any scams, but there's a chance smaller retailers will rise to the discount challenge. Your best bet is to revisit our hub when the time arises, as we'll help bring you all the biggest screen savings from across the internet.

How much can I save with a Black Friday TV deal?

The amount you "save" during Black Friday is fully dependant on the original price of each product. Ultimately, bigger discounts will apply to larger price tags, and it's not uncommon to see over $1,000 off premium panels. On the flip side, cheaper models tend to end up with less off, but that's purely because there's less to work with in the first place.

If you simply love grabbing a bargain, you'll want to look out for percentage discounts over money. That way, you'll know you're getting a chunk off compared to each screen's MSRP, rather than just grabbing a lot off of a still massive price tag. Typically, the most you'll see of any model is 60%, as anything beyond that is generally classified as a clearance sale. We'll naturally be on the look out for anything with more off, but if it's better than half price, it's absolutely worth jumping on.

Hisense U7K TV with Ahsoka episode one clip on screen

(Image credit: Future / Phil Hayton)

How we find the best Black Friday TV deals

In order to hunt down the best Black Friday TV deals for your consideration, we use a blend of our experience and expertise in conjunction with high tech price comparison systems. That way, we can quickly identify the lowest prices floating around the web while applying our knowledge to check whether discounts are actually good value.

We're also extremely mindful when it comes to budgets, as while over $1,000 off a premium TV might be great for some players, price points into the thousands are still out of reach for many. Therefore, we always make sure to include a healthy blend of entry-level, mid-range, and high-end options so that everyone can save during the annual event.

Want to learn more about how we hunt down discounts? Head over to our How we find the best Black Friday deals page for more details.


If you're looking for more specialist or niche screens this winter, then check out our guides to the upcoming Black Friday QD-OLED deals, 120Hz 4K TV Black Friday, Black Friday QLED TV deals, and Black Friday OLED TV deals.

Phil Hayton
Hardware Editor

Phil is the Hardware Editor at GamesRadar and joined the team in 2023. In the past, they've also contributed to the likes of TechRadar, The Daily Star, the BBC, and PCGamesN, but these days, they specialize in testing the latest gaming handhelds, monitors, TVs, and PC components. They're also extremely nerdy about retro consoles and playing the classics on both new and old systems.

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