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Black Friday QLED TV deals: all the best sales live now

Augustine Lupo by Augustine Lupo
November 25, 2021
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The Black Friday QLED TV deals are still going strong. The Big Day itself may have passed, but there are plenty of savings still to be had on QLED televisions across the weekend – and we’re here to help you get the best.

It’s worth first taking stock of what, exactly, is QLED. It’s essentially a superior technology to LED that’s patented by Samsung that allows for deeper blacks, better contrast, and an overall better picture. Unlike OLED, there’s no screen burn. Some QLED screens are arguably the best TVs for PS5 and Xbox Series X gaming, so you know you’re onto a winner with one of these.

Of course, when you’re looking at Black Friday deals, it’s difficult to tell which are actually the Black Friday QLED TV deals. That’s where we come in. We’ve rounded up the best discounts in both the US and UK to make your shopping experience all the better. And if there’s nothing on this page for you, then make sure you check out the best Black Friday LG TV deals and Black Friday OLED TV deals – those two pages are a bit more expensive than here but, frankly, you get what you pay for when it comes to televisions and quality.

The best Black Friday QLED TV deals available nowUS

Amazon: save up to $500 on premium displaysBest Buy: QLEDs available for as little as $399Samsung: up to $3,500 on premium Samsung displaysWalmart: budget TCL models available for under $500Newegg: save up to 30% on TVs from Samsung and TCLUK

Amazon: QLED panels now starting from just £399AO: save up to £450 on Samsung, Hisense and moreArgos: Samsung The Frame now starting at just £379Currys: save up to £700 on larger Hisense displaysJohn Lewis: save an additional £300 when bought with a soundbarVery: 2021 Samsung Q80A models from £799Black Friday QLED TV deals in the USBlack Friday QLED TV deals in the UKBlack Friday QLED TV deals: FAQs

(Image credit: Samsung)Where to find the best Black Friday QLED TV dealsWe’ll be sorting through all the Black Friday QLED TV deals on the day to bring you the very best offers right here. Bookmark this page and stay tuned, then, if you’re after handpicked offers that won’t waste your time. However, if you are going it alone in November, we’d recommend starting your search with the retailers below. 

US: 

Amazon: regular discounts across a massive range of brands


Best Buy: best for TCL and bundles on Samsung displays


B&H Photo: often discounts older renewed models as well


Crutchfield: frequent savings on a wide range of Samsung models


Newegg: wide range of new and old models available


Samsung: direct discounts on the latest and greatest Samsung TVs


Walmart: regular savings on TCL, Hisense, Samsung and more

UK: 

Amazon: some of the best prices on Hisense, TCL and Samsung

Appliances Direct: regularly offers lowest prices around on big brands


Argos: bundle deals often include soundbars and brackets


Currys: excellent prices with regular promo codes and freebies

John Lewis: regular discounts and excellent warranties


PRC Direct: sometimes has the best discounts around during sales


Samsung: often holds its own sales with great prices


Very: often price matches during big sales with plenty of stock

There are a few displays that we’re going to be looking particularly closely at during 2021’s Black Friday QLED TV deals. From new releases that are already seeing early discounts to older models that are primed for some hefty reductions, it’s likely we’ll see a healthy range of prices on the shelves come November. 

The Samsung Q70T, one of our top QLED models, dropped down to $797 for a 55-inch display in last year’s offers, a price that’s been spotted only once in 2021, way back in January. You’ll usually find the premium panel available for $899 in sale events, $100 off the $999 MSRP. Considering this will have spend a good chunk of time on the market by the time this year’s Black Friday QLED TV deals roll around, we’re expecting a larger discount in 2021, potentially flashing down to $699 before returning to $797 later on in the sale. 

If you’re after something a little pricier, the Samsung QN95 / QN90A has already taken part in a few major sales in 2021, and is sure to appear as a Black Friday Samsung TV deal. Both the 50-inch and 55-inch models hit new record low prices in the summer’s Prime Day sale, with the former down to $1,297 (was $1,499), and the latter sitting at $1,497.99 in June (was $1,799). These were particularly strong prices, though everyday sales have dropped these displays back down to $1,397 / $1,599 respectively since then. We’re expecting a return to these record low prices in Black Friday QLED TV deals 2021, though an additional $100 off wouldn’t be too surprising either. 

Both of these top models are little expensive, so if you’re looking at the more affordable ranges from Hisense and TLC it’s worth noting that there will still likely be some excellent offers further down the price scale as well. 

The Hisense U6G has only been on the shelves for a few months now, but it’s already seen a handful of smaller discounts. These models have seen between $20 – $150 off (depending on size) over the summer of 2021 – prices we expect to be slightly improved upon in November. That means you’ll likely be able to find a 50-inch model for around $459, 55-inch for $529, and 65-inch for $659. 

TV deals in general make up a massive part of Black Friday’s offerings. Every year we see some of the biggest discounts of the weekend on some of the best gaming TV brands, with many waiting months to upgrade their TV with a hefty discount. That means Black Friday QLED TV deals can get pretty competitive, with some of the best prices often disappearing after just a couple of hours. Sure, we do often see these flash deals replaced with only slightly smaller discounts but it still pays to get in there early. 

Black Friday QLED TV deals: price predictionsSamsung Q70T: MSRP $999 | Expected price $699 – $799Samsung QN95: MSRP $1,499 | Expected price $1,199 – $1,399Hisense U6G: MSRP $499 | Expected price $399 – $479Is it worth buying a QLED TV on Black Friday?Black Friday is well known for its TV deals; they’re some of the most popular offers in November and many put off picking up a new display throughout the year in preparation for holiday discounts. 

That’s because we tend to see some of the lowest prices of the year during this weekend, as brands plan to release the next iteration in the following months. Retailers are looking to clear this stock before the next annual refresh hits in 2022, so this year’s models (and a few of last year’s) will be seeing some excellent prices come November. 

Black Friday QLED TV deals, then, are definitely worth a look if you’re looking to upgrade beyond standard 4K but don’t want to spend four figures on a premium OLED model. 

Today’s best dealsIf you can’t wait until until the big day itself for a discount, you’ll be happy to know that plenty of the best models see price drops every day. You’ll find all the lowest costs from around the web just below. 

QLED displays make excellent PS5 or Xbox Series X TV options, but you’ll find plenty more options in our guide to the best 120Hz 4K TV on the market. Or, if you’re after something a little more premium, check out the best OLED TVs available now, or even prepare for the Black Friday projector deals if you’re thinking of going massive.

We’re also rounding up all our expectations for this year’s Black Friday OLED TV deals, lack Friday PS5 TV deals, and Black Friday PS5 and monitor deals as well.

I originally landed in hardware at our sister site TechRadar before moving over to GamesRadar. In between, I’ve written for Tom’s Guide, Wireframe, The Indie Game Website and That Video Game Blog, covering everything from the PS5 launch to the Apple Pencil. Now, i’m focused on Nintendo Switch, keyboards, mice, and the quest for an RTX gaming laptop. 

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