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Black Friday kicks off earlier this year, with deals available from Best buy, Lowe’s and Amazon. Naturally, one of the most discounted items from any retailer: TVs from the likes of Hisense, Sony, and Samsung.
Instead of clicking through multiple websites looking for the best deals from top brands, we’ve carefully curated a list of the best deals we could find.
Insignia Smart Fire TV 24-inch ($99, $169 initially; bestbuy.com)
Insignia Smart Fire TV 24 inch
Best Buy’s electronics brand Insignia is slashing the price of its 24-inch HD TV to just $99, down from $169.99. For under $100, you’re getting a 720p HD TV that has popular streaming apps and services built directly into its Fire OS. It’s a solid choice for an extra TV in the kitchen, your kid’s playroom or maybe even your backyard. It even works with Amazon’s Alexa.
Amazon Fire TV Omni Series 55-inch ($409.99, originally $559.99; amazon.com)
Amazon now has its own brand of TVs with the name Fire TV Omni and they look great. Each Omni TV runs Fire TV OS, the same operating system that Amazon’s Fire TV streaming devices use, ensuring you’ll have a similar experience with the addition of managing – or purchasing – streaming stick or set-top box. Each model features 4K resolution with support for HDR10, Dolby Digital Plus, and hands-free interaction with Alexa.
Hisense 55-inch QLED TV U7G ($649.99, original $849.99; amazon.com)
At the higher end of the Hisense TV lineup is the U7G, which is currently $649 – down from $849 – on Amazon. The U7G boasts a quantum dot QLED display, is powered by Google’s Android TV platform, and it even works with Amazon’s Alexa voice assistant. It has a 120Hz display that is sure to make any gamer in your home happy.
Hisense 70-inch A6G 4K TV ($549.99, originally $849.99; bestbuy.com)
Hisense A6G has almost everything you could want from a smart TV. It runs Google’s Android TV platform, allowing you to install apps like Netflix or Discovery+ from the Play Store, or stream music and video from your phone to your TV. It’s a 4K TV with Dolby Vision HDR for bright, clear, and sharp images. At 70 inches, you’ll get a lot of TVs without spending a fortune. What if you don’t love?
Samsung 43-inch The Frame ($797.99, originally $999.99; samsung.com or amazon.com)
Samsung’s frame
Samsung’s frame is one of the more unique TVs on the market. Instead of just turning off and showing a black screen, it displays art, and with matching frame borders (sold separately), The Frame looks like a piece of art on your wall. It’s discounted by more than $200 for the 43-inch size, and it still functions as a Samsung QLED TV.
Samsung’s 75-inch 4K Crystal UHD TV ($849, $1,000 initially; samsung.com)
Samsung 70 inch 4K Crystal UHD TV
Samsung’s 70-inch Crystal UHD monitor is large and charged. Okay, maybe we’re exaggerating a bit. But seriously, at $849, you’re getting a lot of screens without spending a lot of money. You’ll get a 4K HDR experience with a 60Hz refresh rate. It runs Samsung’s Smart TV Tizen platform, to stream your favorite shows without a set-top box, and if you prefer, you can even use Alexa or the Google Assistant directly through the TV itself. .
Samsung 43-inch The Sero ($997.99, originally $1,499.99; samsung.com or amazon.com)
Whether you’re obsessed with TikTok or want a truly unique TV, The Sero deserves a look. What makes this 43-inch TV unique? Its screen can rotate, by default it is in portrait orientation but thanks to motor it can rotate horizontally. It’s pretty neat but you’re definitely paying for the feature. Luckily, it’s over $500 off if you want this unique TV.
Sony 50-inch X80J ($598, original $699.99; amazon.com)
If you’re looking for a sharp, rich and clear picture, Sony TVs are known to deliver exactly that. The X80J offers excellent picture quality, a handy Google TV interface, and will upscale content to 4k. The 43-inch, 50-inch, 55-inch, 65-inch, and 75-inch models are all on sale.
Sony 75-inch X90J ($1,598, originally $2,099.99; amazon.com)
Here’s the main thing to know about the X90J – it shares the same processor as Sony A90J, our pick for the best luxury TVs. And while the X90J doesn’t have a striking design, it does have thinner bezels to let you focus on image quality. It supports HDR and Dolby Vision for a rich picture, plus it runs Google TV’s smart interface.
Sony 65-inch A80J ($1,798, original $2,198; amazon.com)
Sony’s entry-level OLED display delivers outstanding picture quality that allows you to see bolder patches and vibrant colors. It is combined with a slim and striking design that severely reduces bezels. And like the rest of the Sony 2021 TV line-up, it comes with the Google TV smart interface built-in.
TCL 65-inch 6-Series TV ($898, originally $1,499; amazon.com)
Our top pick for a TV, 6-Series offers outstanding picture quality thanks to QLED and Mini LED panel. Better yet, it’s running the intuitive Roku smart interface and has several platforms like Disney+, Hulu, HBO Max, YouTube, and Netflix. You can also save on 75-inch or 55-inch models.
55-inch TCL TV 5-Series ($469), originally $649.99; bestbuy.com)
4K UHD TV TCL 43 inch 5 Series
TCL’s 5-Series looks almost as good as the 6 series and costs less. With a 4K QLED display and Dolby Vision support and three different HDR specifications, you’ll see every detail with accurate color. It runs the Google TV operating system, giving you streaming options from all major videos like Netflix or HBO Max. Games on the 5-Series look smooth thanks to variable refresh rate support that works with TCL’s Auto Game Mode that’s activated when you start playing your favorite titles.
Vizio 55-inch V-Series ($428, original $499.99; amazon.com)
As the newer model in our top budget TV selection, the Vizio V-Series elevates things with improved picture quality, more advanced processors, and access to core streaming platforms. It’s not the fastest TV on the market, but content looks solid, and it supports standards like Dolby Vision.
Vizio 75-inch M7 series ($999, original $1,299; bestbuy.com)
Vizio’s M7 series of TVs have nearly every technical term you’d see on a TV’s spec sheet. For example, this 75-inch model includes Quantum Color, Roaming Engine, Dolby Vision HDR, and a host of other marketing names. Here’s what you really need to know: With the M7 series, you’ll get bright images with full color saturation, and if you’re a gamer (or live with one), the M7 is compatible with speed. Refreshing changes of current generation consoles so games always look great. The M7 also works with all smart home platforms, including Amazon Alexa, Apple HomeKit, and Google Assistant.
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