Black Friday TV deals have always been worth checking out. Whether you're looking for a huge new 8K TV, or a normal-sized but high-quality 4K TV, there should be something for you on Black Friday. We're expecting a huge range of excellent deals on both Black Friday and Cyber Monday. That means that it may well be the best time of the year to get a new TV for yourself.
This year, Black Friday falls on November 26, so it will be some time before we start to see actual Black Friday deals. We are expecting to see a ton of Black Friday TV deals, however, including from the likes of Samsung, Vizio, LG, Hisense, and more. These deals should be available from all kinds of retailers, including Amazon, Best Buy, and Walmart.
There are a number of things to consider when you buy a new TV. For starters, you'll want to think about the size of the TV you want. These days, TVs range from around 40 inches to over 70 inches, however the most common sizes are 55 and 65 inches. You'll also want to think about the operating system that you want, and the kinds of inputs on offer.
We'll be updating this guide regularly as we get closer to the big Black Friday event. And, if you can't wait until November, we'll ensure that there are plenty of great TV deals to check out in the meantime.
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