rewrite this title Black Friday OLED TV deals 2024 — early discounts and helpful tips for saving big this holiday season

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rewrite this title Black Friday OLED TV deals 2024 — early discounts and helpful tips for saving big this holiday season

Black Friday is usually a great time to find OLED TV deals, and it’s looking like the 2024 season will be no exception. That being said, what you may not realize is that plenty of early discounts become available well before the holiday shopping season kicks off, so I’m gathering a selection of my favorite early offers below. Keep reading to see the deals that I’ve found so far, from top-rated Samsung models to beasts of performance from LG. 

I’ll also write up some shopping tips and give you some insight into what to expect when the Black Friday deals officially go live. After all, OLED TVs are far from cheap, so every bit of guidance is helpful. Didn’t find anything today? Don’t fret: I’ll be regularly updating this guide throughout the holiday season.

Patrick

Patrick Farmer

Patrick is a no-nonsense deal hunter with over 10 years of experience in the ecommerce space. Whether you’re interested in a new wireless carrier, smart home device, or Android phone, Patrick combines hands-on research with practical shopping advice to get you the answers you need. 

Quick links

  • More TV deals: Walmart | Samsung | Best Buy | Amazon | Newegg 
  • LG 48″ Class B4 Series: was $1,499.99 now $699.99 at Best Buy – $800 off!
  • Samsung 83″ S90C: was $5,399.99 now $3,299.99 at Samsung – $2,100 off!
  • Sony 65″ Bravia 8: was $2,499.99 now $1,998 at Amazon – $501 off!
  • LG 65″ Class C4 Series: was $2,699.99 now $1,499.99 at Best Buy – $1,200 off!
  • Samsung 42″ S90D: was $1,399.99 now $999.99 at Samsung – $400 off!
  • LG 83″ Class G4 Series: was $6,499.99 now $5,499.99 at Best Buy – $1,000 off!

Black Friday OLED TV deals

FAQ

Which retailer has the best Black Friday OLED TV deals?

If you’re on the hunt for OLED TVs this Black Friday, it’s worth comparing prices from the usual places — Amazon, Best Buy, Walmart, etc. — before settling on a particular deal. You should also check the manufacturers’ websites to see if they’re matching those prices, as these companies will sometimes offer additional perks like extended warranties, free installation, or perhaps even discounted soundbars to go with your new TV.

When do Black Friday sales start?

Although Black Friday and Cyber Monday sales won’t start in earnest until November, you’ll find that many retailers are already launching major sales to get ready for the holiday season. If you’re trying to get a jump on your Christmas shopping, it’s worth looking around today to see what deals are already available. We’ll also be sharing lots of comprehensive deal coverage through the end of the year, so don’t forget to check with Android Central if you’re on the hunt for new tech. 

LG OLED C4 Series TV in living room with surfing on the screen

(Image credit: LG)

How do I choose an OLED TV? 

OLED TVs can be very expensive, so it’s worth doing some research before you make a purchase this holiday season. The first thing you should probably do is ask yourself if you really need an OLED TV. Despite the prestigious reputation that OLEDs hold, many of the best non-OLED Android TVs look just as good to the casual viewer, and they typically cost much less. 

That said, if you can afford it and you want the absolute best LED technology on the market, then OLED is the way to go. Once you figure out how much you can spend on a TV, you’ll need to figure out the best size for your space (our sister site TechRadar has a handy guide on choosing the right size TV). It’s then important to consider how you’ll be using your TV. If you’re a big gamer, look for a model that features game optimization settings and a high refresh rate (Sony OLEDs often come with exclusive PS5 features, for instance). Cinephiles may wish to seek out a set with Filmmaker Mode. 

Needless to say, things can get pretty chaotic around Black Friday and Cyber Monday, so figuring out what you want in an OLED today can really help prevent a headache later on. 

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