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Best TV Deals: Take Home a Top TV From LG, Samsung, Sony or Other Big Names for the Holidays

What better way to enjoy the holiday season than by sitting back, relaxing and watching some of the latest movies on a brand-new TV? Although the big Black Friday sales have now ended, with the holidays approaching, we're still seeing plenty of discounts on some of the best TVs available from Amazon, Best Buy, Walmart and other retailers. Even a lot of TV manufacturers themselves are putting direct discounts live, all of which we've rounded up here.

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No matter what size and specs you're after, there's no reason to spend more than you have to. That's why CNET deal expert Adam Oram and other members of our dedicated shopping team have rounded up some of the best bargains on TVs from top brands like Samsung, LG, TCL, Toshiba and more. If you're not sure where to begin, be sure to check out our handy TV buying guide to help you decide.

And if you've already got an idea of the size and specs you're looking for, head below for the latest and greatest TV deals from around the web.

What is the best TV deal right now?

The best TV deal for you will ultimately depend on several variables like your budget, room size and preferred media. But we think Walmart's TCL QM8 offer deserves some special attention. We named this model the overall best TV in 2024, and it's currently on sale for $898, which is a discount of more than $500. It's equipped with a stunning mini-LED display with exceptional brightness, automatic AI optimization, Dolby Vision IQ support and tons of other convenient features that make it one of the best TVs you'll find in this price range.

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Best TV deals

Below, you'll find some of the best bargains available on TVs from major brands like Samsung, LG and more. We'll continue to update this list as offers come and go, so be sure to check back often for the latest discounts. We also have other guides to smooth your TV-buying process, like articles on the best 4K TV deals and the best cheap TV deals, to break down the details of what's out there and the differences between each.

Samsung

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This 77-inch Samsung S90D TV has 4K visuals, an OLED screen for incredible colors and plenty of smart features as well. You'll be able to watch your streaming services with ease on this TV, and it can even be used with Amazon Alexa. It's a hefty $1,200 off right now, an impressive savings.

LG

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Thanks to their self-lit OLED pixels, which provide sharp contrast and vibrant colors, LG's C Series TVs are among our favorite high-end TVs on the market. The LG C4 is the latest model in this lineup, featuring an Alpha 9 AI processor to automatically upscale your content, as well as Dolby Vision and Atmos support for immersive picture and audio. It's also great for gamers with NVIDIA G-Sync and AMD FreeSync support, four HDMI 2.1 ports and three USB ports.

TCL, Sony and others

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Thanks to its stunning mini-LED display, best-in-class brightness and relatively affordable price, the TCL QM8 claimed the top spot as our overall favorite TV of 2024. That means it's a pretty great value when you grab one at a discount. It's packed with all kinds of convenient features, including Chromecast and Apple AirPlay 2 built-in and an AI processor that automatically optimizes your picture settings. Plus, it supports Dolby Vision IQ and Dolby Atmos for a seriously immersive watch experience.

How we choose TV deals at CNET

This list primarily highlights deals from major brands like Samsung, LG, TCL and Sony, which have consistently performed well in our tests and earned spots on our lists of the best TVs of the year. We account for more than just the price and brand when selecting deals. We also evaluate the size, year, display type, smart platform, number of inputs and built-in features like HDR support and AirPlay compatibility to ensure that each deal is actually a good value.

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