The best Black Friday TV deals for 2024: Discounts on sets from Samsung, Sony, LG, Hisense and more

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It’s Black Friday , which means it’s one of the best times of the year to buy a new TV. If you’re hoping to make a living room upgrade but aren’t sure which set to get — and you don’t want to fall victim to the many junky deals retailers throw out this time of year — we’re here to help.

We’ve spent the past several days scouring trustworthy reviews and checking price histories to figure out which Black Friday TV deals are actually worth your attention. You can find our current favorites below, which include OLED and QLED panels from Samsung, LG, Hisense, Sony and TCL. If you’re already happy with your TV, we’ve also included a few standout streaming deals, both on devices from Amazon and Roku and services like Hulu and Peacock.

Some of the discounts below have actually been available for a few weeks, but most represent the lowest prices we’ve seen all the same. We’ll update this post throughout the day, so check back if you want a particular set that isn’t hugely discounted just yet.

Hisense U6N QLED TV (55”) for $348 at Amazon ($200 off MSRP) : Reviews around the web have praised the U6N as one of the year’s best budget-level TVs. It’s one of the few options in its price range with mini-LED backlighting, quantum dots and full-array local dimming, features that help it deliver better contrast and richer colors than most of its direct rivals. Its picture will wash out if you don’t view it straight-on, and its 60Hz refresh rate isn’t the best for gaming, but it’s a good bargain all the same. While this deal has been live for most of November, it’s still an all-time low. Other sizes are similarly discounted. Also at Best Buy .

Hisense U7N QLED TV (65”) for $698 at Amazon ($300 off) : The U7N is a standout for those who don’t want to pay for a high-end set but can still go above the budget tier. It delivers higher brightness levels and better contrast than the cheaper Hisense U6N, plus it can play at 144Hz in 4K, so it can make PlayStation 5 or Xbox Series X games more fluid in motion. Its viewing angles still aren’t ideal, however, and … Read More