Black Friday TV deals 2022: Top discounts to snap up in November | The Sun

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There are already some great TV deals to be found ahead of Black Friday – and we'll keep updating this article as more deals go live. Here are some of the bargains you can shop now.

1. Hisense 43 Inch 4K UHD Smart TV, £249 at Amazon, saving £160 – buy here
2. Samsung 43 Inch Crystal 4K Smart TV, £360 at Amazon, saving £189 – buy here
3. iFFALCON 32 Inch TV Smart Android TV, £139 at Amazon, saving £20 – buy here
4. LG 55 Inch Smart 4K Ultra HD TV, £999 at Currys, saving £500 – buy here
5. JVC Android TV 32 Inch Smart LED TV, £149 from Currys, saving £70 – buy here
6. LG LED 86 Inch Smart 4K Ultra HD TV, £1,499 from AO, saving £200 – buy here
7. Toshiba 24 Inch Smart HD Ready TV, £145 from AO, saving £44 – buy here

When is Black Friday 2022?

Black Friday falls on November 25 in 2022. Black Friday is a Stateside tradition – without fail, it always falls on the day after American Thanksgiving. That might not be something celebrated in the UK – but hey, we can all get on board with bargain shopping, right? It first began in the Sixties, and traditionally was an intensive one-day sale. But now the sales period stretches out far longer than that, and you can expect to see deals online even as early as the beginning of November. So whatever you do, don’t wait until the Friday itself to start searching for great TV deals.

When is Cyber Monday 2022?

Cyber Monday, as you would probably imagine, falls on the Monday after Black Friday. This year it will officially take place on November 28. Traditionally it’s very much an online-only sales day, but that’s changed over the years and there’s little to distinguish it from Black Friday. Many deals are often available both in stores and online for the duration of the sales period.

What Black Friday TV deals were there in 2021?

We saw a wide selection of fantastic TV deals in 2021, across a range of brands, screen sizes and price points. There was price drops across pretty much every last TV brand, including Sony, Samsung, LG, Panasonic, Philips, JVC and Luxor. Here are some of the top deals from Black Friday 2021:

• Samsung 50-inch QEQ60 4K HDR QLED TV with voice assistant, £599 (saving £250) – Currys 

What is it? A 29% price drop on the 50-inch television from Samsung's Q90A series, which is part of their hugely respected QLED line. Why we love it: Because there's nothing better than seeing a former high-end television become affordable. QLED is Samsung's answer to OLED: a superior level of 4K and 8K television that offers a visibly better picture quality. With the release of the Neo QLED line earlier this year, all our hopes of seeing QLED TVs appear in the sales have come true – and this isn't far off a third cheaper than usual.

• JVC 43-inch LT-43CF890 Fire TV Edition 4K TV, £298 (saving £51.99), Amazon – buy here

What is it? A welcome 15% price drop on a JVC television that comes with built-in Fire TV streaming platform. Why we love it: JVC might not be an A-list television brand, but this set is a great choice for any looking to for a budget-friendly option for a modest-sized space on Black Friday. The built-in Fire TV will set you up with easy access to Netflix, Prime and the like, and the remote comes in with Alexa – that means you can essentially turn this TV into a smart hub, and like up any other smart devices around your home.

More top Black Friday TV deals from 2021:

1. Samsung 43-inch AU8000 TV4K AirSlim TV with HDR10+, £369 (save £180) at Amazon – buy here
2. Samsung 43-inch UEAU9007KXXU 4K TV, £429 (saving £50) at Currys – buy here
3. Samsung 43-inch AU8000 Crystal 4K HDR TV, £879.99 (saving £550) at Littlewoods – buy here
4. Samsung 50-inch QEQN94 4K HDR Neo QLED TV – £1,049 (save £250) – Currys
5. Samsung 70-inch UEAU8007 Crystal 4K HDR TV, £699 (saving £400) at Amazon – buy here
6. Sony 65-inch Bravia KEA8/P OLED 4K TV, £1,699 (saving £700) at Amazon – buy here
7. LG 65-inch OLED C14LB 4K HDR OLED TV, £1,699 (saving £600) at Currys – buy here
8. Philips 65-inch OLED806 4K OLED TV, £1,799 (saving £500) at AO – buy here
9. Sony Bravia 65-inch XRA84JU 4K HDR OLED TV, £1,799 (saving £400) at Currys – buy here
10. Philips 75-inch PUS8536  Ambilight 4K TV, £1,099 (saving £400) at AO – buy here

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Where are the best places to buy a TV on Black Friday?

Here's a list of retailers where we always find the best Black Friday deals on TVs from major brands like LG, Samsung and Sony on Black Friday.

1. Amazon
2. AO
3. Argos
4. Currys
5. John Lewis
6. Very

What you’ll find is these retailers will engage in a ruthless price-matching war, each lowering their prices, and often matching… with Amazon often undercutting its rivals by £1. Something to remember is that Currys and John Lewis both offer a policy of guaranteed price-matching – be sure you hold them to it. That doesn’t mean you shouldn’t shop around – TV brands themselves, such as LG, Samsung, Sony, and TCL, all have online stores, and will often offer price drops during Black Friday. So keep an eye out across all these sites for top TV deals, but more importantly, make sure you bookmark this page, as we’ll be regularly updating it with all the best TV deals and discounts.

When will Black Friday TV deals start in 2022?

The very best deals will likely kick off in the week of Black Friday, which commences on Monday, November 21. However, that's by no means when the deals first appear: based on the sales that retailers have offered in previous years, we might see discounts on sets a good fortnight in advance of Black Friday. In truth, it's hard to forecast, especially as this year's consumer climate is a febrile one, marked by stock issues and supply crises. The best bet is to bookmark this page and check in on a regular basis from around mid-November onwards – we'll be keeping it up-to-date with the best deals that we discover.

When will Black Friday TV deals end?

Cyber Monday typically concludes the Black Friday deals period, but it's far from impossible you'll still find TV deals online in the succeeding weeks in the lead up to Christmas. That being said, we imagine this will likely – if you'll pardon the phrase – be the dregs of the deals, all the genuinely decent price drops on genuinely decent televisions having been already snapped up. So if you see a TV deal that you like the look of during Black Friday week, don't leave it on the off-chance you'll find a better one later down the line.

How can I get the best Black Friday TV deal?

Firstly, it's worth bearing in mind that all the major retailers (we're looking at you, Amazon, Currys, Very and John Lewis) tend to engage in ruthless price-matching wars in this particular category. It's worth keeping this in mind if you see the same discounted price on a number of different websites – if the TV deal you see is sold out on one, you should definitely look elsewhere to see if you can get it for the same price. Oh, and always head to Amazon to see what the retail giant is offering – it has a cheeky habit of undercutting its rivals by as little as £1. Lastly, don't forget that both Currys and John Lewis offer a price-match promise – so if you see a TV that's cheaper elsewhere but no longer available, hold them to it.

What are the best TV brands in 2022?

There are three brands that dominate the TV market, though there are plenty of other manufacturers who create high-quality sets. The biggest TV-maker out there is Samsung, which has dazzled consumers this year with its new line of Neo-QLED sets (and its QLED sets become way more affordable too). Then there's LG, whose webOS smart platform has a stellar reputation for its ease of use, and do some superb OLED sets. Lastly, there's Sony, famed for its Bravia line of televisions. If you go with any of these brands, we can assure you that you're in safe hands – but Panasonic, Hisense, JVC and Philips are all worth attention too. There's also the Sky Glass, Sky's first ever television. It seems likely we'll see price drops on some of the bundle packages that it offers.

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Is Black Friday a good time to buy a TV?

Without a doubt. Tech products take a starring role in the Black Friday sales, and you'll always find spectacular prices on televisions. Late November is always the perfect moment to pick up a great TV for cheaper than usual, and we would always recommend you hold off upgrading until then. Well, not always – around Easter time is also a key sales period, and during Amazon Prime Day, Prime subscribers have access to lots of decent telly deals.

Should I wait until Black Friday to buy a TV?

Definitely. If you can, it's wise to save your spending until Black Friday. Retailers save their best discounts until late November rolls around, knowing that's when shoppers (and yes, us too) will be keeping our eyes peeled for all the hottest discounts.

Should I buy a TV on Black Friday or wait for Cyber Monday?

If you see an amazing TV deal on Black Friday, and one that’s the right screen size and budget for you, we suggest you don’t hang about until Cyber Monday. If it’s a genuinely good price drop, it could easily become sold out over that weekend. On top of that, Cyber Monday isn’t the standalone event that it was historically. Traditionally, it’s a day of online-only deals, in contrast to the in-store aisle-dashing on Black Friday itself. But these days, with online shopping booming, there’s very little difference between Black Friday and Cyber Monday. You might find a final wave of TV deals on the latter day – but if we’re being honest, it will likely be a last-gasp stock push from the retailers and we don’t think it’s worth banking on.

How much can I save on a Black Friday TV deal?

If you look at the Black Friday TV deals in past years, you'll see big savings across the product range and from all the major brands. If you're buying a cheaper TV, you still could save something like £180 on a set costing £369 – right up to a huge saving of £1,200 on a £2,299 TV. That's why it's worth planning ahead and then shopping around on Black Friday get the very best deal for you.

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Are TVs really cheaper on Black Friday?

You better believe it – of all the dates in the sales calendar, it’s Black Friday where you’ll always see the best savings on TVs from all brands, sizes and price points. That being said, there are so many price drops out there during Black Friday it’s important to separate the good ones from the mediocre ones. That’s where we step in: we only feature the very best TV deals on this page, so make sure you bookmark it and keep returning to see all the latest offers. Also, make sure you use online tools like PriceSpy, CamelCamelCamel (for Amazon) and PriceHistory (for Argos) – these will give you a decent size of a product’s price history, and you can confirm whether you’re looking at a truly good deal or not.

What kind of Black Friday TV deal should I buy?

That really depends on what you're looking for. There are incredible state-of-the-art TVs with ultra HD and exciting smart features – and if you buy top of the line, you'll likely make big savings too. But equally you'll find good savings on cheaper TVs as well, which are still fantastic to watch all your favourite programmes on, just without some of those extra features. The important thing is to figure out what you want ahead of time, and then on Black Friday itself, compare and contrast all of the available deals from different brands, until you find the perfect deal to suit you. You'll also find plenty of information on different models and brands in this article.

Top 15 Best Cyber Monday Deals Right Now

Today is Cyber Monday which is often the final day to snap up Black Friday and Cyber Weekend deals. Here are our top picks from the sales, but be quick – a lot of the discounts end at midnight (November 29):

1. Shark Cordless Vacuum Cleaner, £179 (save £171) – buy here
2. Simba Mattress, up to 50% off – buy here
3. 3 months of Audible for 99p – buy here
4. Airpods Pro, £185 (lowest ever price) – buy here
5. Hotel Chocolat Velvetiser, £89.99 (save £20.01) – buy here
6. Echo Dot (3rd Gen), £18.99 (save £21) – buy here
7. Nintendo Switch Neon Console with Super Mario 3D World + Bowser’s Fury & Animal Crossing, £289.97 (save £50) – buy here
8. Emma Mattress, save up to 60% off with code "SUN" – buy here
9. iPhone 12 64GB, 210GB data, £34p/m on O2 – buy here
10. Giant Cadbury Dairy Milk Gift Bar, £5.90 (save £4.09) – buy here
11. Finish Dishwasher Tablets x 110, £9.99 (save £16.01) – buy here
12. TalkTalk Broadband, Fibre Unlimited 67Mb, £20p/m with £75 gift card – buy here
13. Olaplex, up to 40% off with code CYBER – shop here
14. Adidas Stan Smith Trainers, £50 (save £20) – buy here
15. Elizabeth Arden 8 Hour Cream, £15.11 with code CYBER (46% off) – buy here

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Enjoyed reading about the Best Black Friday TV deals? You can also check out our Black Friday Tech deals page. Check out all the deals to expect from Virgin Media Black Friday as we countdown to November. You can also find out all about Black Friday here and check out the latest Cyber Monday updates here.

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