Best Black Friday 2022 TV deals you can still get: LG OLED, TCL QLED, and more

Black Friday and Cyber Monday are great opportunities to get the 4K TV of your dreams at a lower-than-usual price. These shopping days cap off what has been an amazing year for grabbing a fantastic TV for far less than its listing price. While some of our picks are sold out online, you might get lucky with availability at your local Best Buy.

Whether you want a low-frills pick that includes Roku, Fire TV, or Google TV streaming software, or one that delivers heaps of features on top of top-tier picture quality, there’s something for you in the deals we’ve found from brands like TCL, Insignia, and LG.

If you want the most TV for your buck, Toshiba’s 65-inch C350 Fire TV with Amazon’s streaming guts built-in is $429.99 at Amazon. Toshiba’s 50-inch C350 Fire TV with Amazon’s streaming guts built-in is $259.99 at Amazon. It won’t deliver comparable contrast and brightness that you’ll find in pricier models, but it might bring everything you want. This 2021 model has slim bezels, and its panel has Dolby Vision and HDR10 support for more cinematic and lifelike picture quality. Plus, it has a convenient Alexa-based remote that you can bark voice commands into.

The next recommendation keeps going in and out of stock at Best Buy, but it’s worth keeping an eye on during Black Friday. TCL’s 55-inch 5-Series S546 is just $200 at Best Buy— no wonder it’s selling out. You’ll need to check availability in your area, and hope you get lucky.

Even without that huge price cut, Best Buy’s $499 price for the 65-inch version is still pretty great — if it’s still available near you. This 4K TV also sports a QLED panel like the Insignia above, but it stands out with Google TV software and support for HDR10 Plus and Dolby Vision HDR standards. It has a 60Hz panel, so while it’s great for movies and TV shows, it won’t deliver fast refresh rates to unlock the graphical potential of a PS5 or Xbox Series X (if that matters to you).

Next up is the trusty 55-inch TCL 6-Series TV, which is still in stock online as of publication. It’s tough to get more for your money, since it costs just $599.99 at Best Buy, a savings of $100. It has many key traits that gamers seek out in a TV, namely HDMI 2.1 ports that can deliver 4K resolution at up to 120Hz, and a Mini LED panel that makes games — and everything else — look better than your average QLED or LED TV. Read our review.

You can get a 48-inch LG A2 OLED TV at Best Buy for just $570, a savings of $730. This deal is sold out online, but you might get lucky with availability at your nearest store. It might be a little on the small side if you’re hoping to go big this year, but that’s worth the trade-off to get unbeatable picture quality for under $600.

Now, for the usual disclaimer about the A-series OLED: it’s lacking in some high-end features that we really like in the C2; it has a 60Hz refresh rate compared to double that in the C2, no HDMI 2.1 ports, and the C2 gets brighter thanks to its Evo panel. Those omissions may be forgivable for the price, depending on the person.

Since I mentioned it a few times already, I might as well tell you about the great prices that LG’s best-in-class 55-inch C2 OLED has been selling for. It’s down to $1,300 at multiple retailers, and the price goes down slightly with size, as you might expect. LG makes this TV in 48-inch and 42-inch variants (as well as bigger, pricier ones), going all the way down to about $900 at the smallest. My colleague Chris Welch reviewed the C2, and you can check out his thoughts right here.