If you’re looking for a top TV deal this month, you’ve come to the right place. You’ll find low prices on smart TVs, LED TVs, OLED TVs, 4K TVs and, of course, combinations of those types.
However, with so many options out there it can be hard to figure out what you need. But never fear, as we’ll help you understand what to look for.
See below for our top picks from both US and UK retailers.
Best TV deals in the US
Samsung The Frame 2022
The Frame 2022 doubles as a digital art frame, and it’s $500 off for the 55in model at Best Buy, slightly beating the official Samsung Store.
You’ll love its matte QLED display, Art Mode and Tizen smart platform.
LG C2 OLED
The C2 is arguably one of the best TVs LG has ever made, and it currently sits top of our TV chart. With a hefty discount, the 42in model is close to the lowest price it’s been.
Best Buy isn’t showing the full $1,399 RRP.
Samsung Q60B QLED
This is a great price for a Samsung QLED TV and you can save up to $700 on the larger sizes.
For an extra $2, you can get 3-months of Xbox Game Pass Ultimate for free if you buy from the Samsung Store (available for new members).
LG A2 OLED
It might not be the flagship C2 or G2, but there’s still a lot to like about LG’s A2 TVs.
This 48in model has an α7 Gen5 AI Processor 4K, 100% colour volume and webOS 22 for all your streaming needs and has a huge discount.
Best TV deals in the UK
LG C2 OLED TV
LG’s 2022 OLED TV got a 9/10 rating in our full review, and it sits atop of our TV chart.
This Cyber Monday you can save a hefty £560 on this 55in model at AO which is even cheaper than Black Friday.
Hisense 55A6EGTUK
There’s a huge discount of 40% off this 55in 4K Ultra HD smart TV from Hisense meaning you can upgrade your living room for less than £350!
TCL 50CF630K QLED
This is a great chance to get a QLED TV for a crazy cheap price, which is highly unusual.
This TCL model is not only brand new but comes with Amazon Fire TV built in.
Toshiba 43UK3C63DB
This deal means you can get a 4K smart TV for under £250.
Toshiba’s 43in model here has Dolby Atmos and Alexa among other features.
TCL 32S5209K
If you just need a cheap and compact smart TV then this model from TCL is now 25% off and comes with Android TV built in.
TCL 65RP630K
Those looking for a deal on a larger size TV can grab this TCL with Roku OS built in for just £399!
Use the discount code ‘VISION100OFF’ to get your money off.
LG UQ7500
If you want a cheap LG smart TV then this 55in model is even more budget-friendly with this discount.
It’s an LED panel rather than OLED but has an α5 Gen5 processor and webOS for streaming apps.
Hisense 65E7HQTUK
It’s not a huge amount of money off, but this is a good chance to get a 65in QLED TV for under £600.
This model has Dolby Vision, Doly Atmos, Amazon Alexa and more.
Sony Bravia X81K
Huge 75in TVs aren’t cheap but this deal from Very makes the X81K a lot more affordable with over £400 off.
It’s a 2022 model with 4K Ultra HD HDR and Google TV.
Where to find TV deals
You can expect to find TV deals from the following retailers in the UK:
In the US, you can also check out:
Newegg is another retailer worth checking out that often has discounts. It offers several refurbished TVs at lower prices, but we would recommend only looking at ones that are marked ‘certified refurbished’.
If you found a model you like, we would also advise comparing the price against at least two to three other retailers and of course against Amazon if you haven’t already.
Some of the best bargains are often found on Amazon, especially if you look in the Deals of the Day section. These discounts are offered for a limited time (often for a few hours only), or until stocks run out – they’re also known as Lightning Deals.
We’d recommend signing up to Amazon’s 30 day free trial of Prime, which will not only get you access to Lightning deals 30 minutes earlier than non-Prime members but will also get you free next-day delivery. This is also how you’ll be able to access Amazon’s Prime Day sale, which has some of the biggest TV savings. Plus, you’ll get access to Prime Video, which you can access through your smart TV, and other benefits during your trial, too.
What to look for in a TV
We recommend you buy a 4K TV. They’re sometimes called UHD or Ultra HD, but essentially they all mean 4K (3840×2160 pixels, which is four times that of Full HD) and will be capable of displaying 4K content that is set to be the future standard for TV shows, movies and games.
At this high resolution, however, you also want to ensure that content at a lower resolution still looks sharp (for example, if you’re streaming from your phone) when played on the TV screen. This is why it’s also important to look out for a TV with a good upscaling engine.
We also recommend the best TVs to buy (including advice on streaming 4K content, best viewing distance, and voice-activated smart TV features). If you can find one of these models on sale, so much the better. We also review the best budget TVs, too.
When shopping for a TV, look out for HDMI version 2.1 inputs with HDCP 2.2 support, which means the TV can handle 4K content sources such as Ultra HD Blu-ray players, games consoles and media streamers like the Nvidia Shield. HDCP 2.2 is the latest level of copy protection being used by all external 4K sources, so the more inputs that support it the better. These ports will also handle HDR and 120Hz content from your Xbox One Series X or PS5. Ideally, all HDMI inputs will meet this standard, but it’s often just one or two.
4K is best appreciated on a screen size of 55in or more, but there are smaller panels appearing and even a 4K TV at 40 inches can offer excellent performance. Make sure it’s got enough HDMI ports for your set-top boxes, consoles and the like. We have a roundup for the best small TV deals – if you’re after something more compact.
Also, see our round-up of the best HDMI cables. Our article explains what to look for (and what to avoid!) when it comes to HDMI cable specs and features. Some of the cheaper cables can be just as effective as the more premium ones.
You might also see the acronym ‘HDR’ when you’re looking for a new TV. It stands for High Dynamic Range and offers higher peak whites and better colour depth. It’s not essential but is a nice additional feature if the price is right.
Of course, the sound is another essential component when looking for a TV. As TVs get thinner, there’s less space for large speakers capable of producing the rich sound quality we all expect to hear. This is where soundbars come in.
We’ve created a separate in-depth guide just for soundbars. It dives into the most important features to look for, whether you should get a separate subwoofer for deeper bass, and of course the best soundbars on the market with respective reviews.
Author: Hannah Cowton, Senior Staff Writer
Hannah Cowton is a Senior Staff Writer at Tech Advisor and Macworld, working across entertainment, consumer technology and lifestyle. Her interests and specialities lie in streaming services, film and television reviews and rumours, gaming, wearables and smart home products. She's also the creator of The London Geek, a geek culture and lifestyle blog.