The best TV deals from LG, Hisense, Amazon and more

Unlike a lot of other tech, the best TVs are always getting cheaper. Some of our favourite 4K OLED TVs from brands like LG, Samsung and Hisense can now be picked up for under £1,000, while deals on even cheaper sets can be found for less than £200.

With prices varying so wildly, it can be hard to spot a genuine discount in all the noise. Our expert guide to the best TV deals will help you spot the offers worth caring about on a new TV you’ll love.

If you’re not sure which type of set is right for you, keep in mind that bigger doesn’t always mean better. Ultra HD (4K) is now the standard for most broadcasts, especially on streaming platforms such as Prime Video and Apple TV+. For a while, they were prohibitively expensive, but today, most good 4K TVs are cheaper than you might think – you can find decent ultra HD televisions for less than £600.

The new standard of 4K also means ‘full HD’ televisions have become bargain-basement fodder. They have half the detail of a 4K TV, but even massive sets can be picked up for less than £200. These make ideal TVs for bedrooms and other places you wouldn’t regularly sit down to watch.

For each discount, we’ve highlighted the best deal on the most popular size of TV, but the same deal can often be found on larger or smaller sets.

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Sitting in the middle of the brand’s range, the LG B4 is a superb and affordable OLED TV for watching shows and movies. This model (the LG B46) adds a few key features that make it ideal for gaming, too. The rich, 120Hz, 4K display has support for Nvidia G-sync and AMD FreeSync, meaning less stuttering during fast-paced games. Right now, there’s £150 off at Very when you opt for the 48in display.

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Though not the latest in the series, last year’s LG C4 is the best value OLED television on the market. Brilliant colour, contrast and highlights paired with a 120Hz refresh rate and Nvidia G-sync support make the C4 the best TV for movie fans and gamers alike. The 55in model gets a 23 per cent discount, while the smallest 42in model has a decent saving too, at £579.

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We’ve seen the Fire TV Omni drop to as little as £419 in the Black Friday sale, but you can still save hundreds on the QLED series 4K model right now. For vibrant, clear and crisp pictures, you can’t go wrong. Thanks to QLED technology, you can expect all your favourite movies and shows to leap off the screen with vivid, lifelike colours.

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The cheapest TV in the Amazon Fire TV range is currently £90 off. Its main downside is its lack of 4K resolution, so the picture quality is poorer than more expensive sets, but it’s still an excellent budget option for those who don’t want to spend too much. You get the same superb Amazon smart TV streaming experience, the Alexa voice remote, and a full set of the most popular streaming apps and services.

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You can save £70 on this already cheap 43in Hisense TV. An LED set launched in 2023, the A6KT supports HDR10 and Dolby Vision for improved contrast and detail during darker scenes. Built-in Alexa means you can control smart speakers around the home and use voice commands to play music, movies and TV shows on demand.

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Our favourite feature on this Panasonic TV is the processor. It can detect when you’re watching sport, for instance, so it will automatically adjust its settings for the perfect picture and sound. We named it our best TV for picture quality, and right now you can save £50. You’ll need to be quick, though – it’s in John Lewis’ reduced to clear section, so it won’t hang around for long.

Our team of IndyBest experts is constantly scanning the internet for the best prices on top-rated televisions. We look out for discounts on the most popular sets from trustworthy brands, as well as deals on TVs across a range of different sizes to suit different budgets.

You’ll often see TVs on sale with giant discounts that look too good to be true. That’s because most retailers are comparing their current price to the price the television launched at, even years later.

We monitor price changes over time to get an understanding of the true average price of TVs, then compare retailers’ discounts to this average price rather than the outdated RRP. That’s how we can be sure you’re getting a good deal on a great television.

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