We are in the thick of holiday shopping season. Some shoppers may want to take advantage of Black Friday and Cyber Monday deals before they run out due to the persistent global supply chain issues. Some of the biggest retailers, like Amazon, Best Buy, and Walmart, are offering sales and deals on popular items.
TVs and smart TVs were the second and third most searched-for Black Friday products from November 2019 to October 2020, according to market data firm Statista and software company Semrush. Over 300,000 Black Friday searches were made in that time, thanks to TVs and smart TVs.
To find the best TV deals on Black Friday, we compiled sales and deals from top retailers, and rounded up Select readers favorite brands to shop. We used price trackers like Honey and CamelCamelCamel to make sure the deals are high quality.
We took into account our past coverage and Select reader interest to help you decide what to buy this Black Friday. Each sale has multiple deals but not every one is the best deal around.
Amazon: Up to 35 percent off select Samsung QLED TVs, up to 30 percent off select Samsung UHD TVs, up to 28 percent off select LG C 1 Series 4K OLED smart TVs.
Target: Up to 30 percent off select TVs.
BJs: Save up to $1,000 on select TVs.
Best Buy: Save up to $1,000 on select LG, Samsung and Sony TVs, save up to $700 on select big-screen TVs.
To get you the best deals on products, we looked at Select reader interest, previous coverage and expert guidance. We looked at deal prices against price trackers like Honey to make sure you're getting a genuinely good value.
Honey says the lowest price was in July.
4.6 - star average rating from nearly 700 reviews at Best Buy
The 55-inch Smart TV from Insignia uses the Fire TV platform, where you can run your streaming apps and receive assistance from Amazon Alexa, according to the brand. Honey says the lowest price since July is since July.
4.6 star average rating from over 2,000 reviews at Best Buy
Tech expert Whitson Gordon rated Samsung as a solid TV brand to buy. This 75 inch Smart TV has 4 K resolution, is HDR compatible and works with both Google Assistant and Amazon Alexa, according to Samsung. The lowest price is ever, according to CamelCamelCamelCamel.
The average rating on Amazon is 4.8 stars from nearly 1,200 reviews.
According to tech expert Whitson Gordon, LG is a top brand for TVs. This 55-inch Smart TV is equipped with an OLED display, uses 4 K resolution and has both Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant available, according to LG. It comes with a game optimizer that the company says provides a smooth gaming experience. The lowest price ever was based on CamelCamelCamelCamel, according to CamelCamelCamel.
There is a 4.4 star average rating from over 200 reviews on Amazon.
This 55 inch smart TV comes with the Fire TV platform and comes with an Alexa voice remote. It has 4 K resolution and is compatible with HDR 10 and HLG, according to Amazon.
The lowest price is ever, according to CamelCamelCamelCamel.
4.5 star average rating from more than 1,000 reviews on Amazon.
According to tech expert Whitson Gordon, this 65 inch smart TV from Samsung, a top TV brand to buy, resembles a picture frame and has an art mode for displaying your favorite pieces of art. It has a QLED display.
Honey says the lowest price since July is at the lowest price since July.
There is a 4.6 star average rating from over 200 reviews on Best Buy.
This projector from Epson, a brand we highlighted in our guide to outdoor projectors, produces a 1080 p image and has 3300 lumen brightness. It uses a 210 watt lamp that has up to 10,000 hours of life in Eco Mode and a life of up to 6,000 hours in regular mode, according to the company.
The lowest price is ever, according to CamelCamelCamelCamel.
4.6 star average rating from over 1,000 reviews on Amazon.
Tech expert Whitson Gordon mentioned Sony TVs in our guide to TVs as notable for their color accuracy and processing power. This 55-inch 4K HDR smart TV comes equipped with the Google TV platform for watching streaming services and can use Amazon Alexa, according to Sony.