Black Friday TV deals 2019: The best offers from Currys PC World, Amazon and Argos

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The event's main day is Friday 29 November
The event's main day is Friday 29 November

If you’re a home film buff, love to get stuck into a boxset series or just enjoy watching all the sports from the comfort of your own sofa, you'll want the best TV you can get your hands on, and there's no better time to invest in a new one than on Black Friday.

The biggest sale event of the year has finally arrived, and it's best known for tech deals, across laptops, smartphones, headphones and of course, TVs.

Whether you're looking to upgrade your TV screen size or quality, we've got everything from 4K to budget models, all at discounted prices this Black Friday.

With so many specifications, models and discounts to consider, we've done all the hard work for you by hand selecting the best TV deals of the sale from all the biggest brands and retailers. We'll be constantly updating our top pick of deals throughout Black Friday, so be sure to check back in for the latest offers.

Our IndyBest team has hand-picked every deal featured here. We may earn some commission from the links in this article, but our selections have been made independently and without bias. This revenue helps to fund journalism across The Independent.

Best Black Friday TV deals

Samsung TV deals

Samsung 55-inch RU7100 HDR Smart 4K TV – was £699.99, now £429, Amazon

Samsung​ UE55RU7400 (2019) 55 inch, Dynamic Crystal Colour, Ultra HD 4K Certified, HDR, Smart TV – was £949, now £549, Very

Samsung​ UE65RU7300KXXU (2019) 65 inch, Ultra HD, 4K Certified HDR Smart Curved TV – was £899, now £649, Very

Samsung UE55RU7100 (2019) 55 inch, Ultra HD 4K Certified, HDR, Smart TV – was £599, now £429, Very

Samsung QE55Q60 55 inch, QLED 4K Ultra HD Certified HDR 1000 Smart Q60 TV – was £1,299, now £699, Very

Samsung UE55RU7300KXXU (2019) 55 Inch, Curved Ultra HD, 4K Certified HDR Smart TV – was £549, now £427, Very

Samsung The Frame (2019) QLED Art Mode TV with No-Gap Wall Mount, 49 – was £1,499, now £999, John Lewis & Partners

Samsung The Frame 55 inch Art Mode QLED 4K HDR Smart TV – was £1,799, now £1,289, Very

Samsung The Serif (2019) QLED HDR 4K Ultra HD Smart TV, 49", White – was £1,199, now £949, John Lewis & Partner

SAMSUNG QE55Q85RATXXU 55“ Smart 4K Ultra HD HDR QLED TV with Bixby – was £1,499, now £1,299, Currys PC World

SAMSUNG UE43RU7020KXXU 43“ Smart 4K Ultra HD HDR LED TV – was £379, now £299, Currys PC World

SAMSUNG QE43Q60RATXXU 43“ Smart 4K Ultra HD HDR QLED TV with Bixby – was £699, now £529, Currys PC World

Samsung 43-Inch Ru7400 Dynamic crystal Colour HDR Smart 4K TV – was £509.99, now £389, Amazon

Samsung 55-inch RU7400 Dynamic Crystal Colour HDR Smart 4K TV – was £515.90, £499.98, Amazon

Samsung UE49RU7300KXXU (2019) 49 inch, Curved Ultra HD, 4K Certified HDR Smart TV – was £499, now £399, Very

Sony TV deals

Sony Bravia KD55AG8 (2019) OLED HDR 4K Ultra HD Smart Android TV, 55", Black – was £1,799, now £1,299, John Lewis & Partners

Sony BRAVIA KD55XG81, 55 inch, 4K Ultra HD, HDR, Smart TV - Black – was £1,099, now £599, Very

SONY BRAVIA KD49XG8096BU 49“ Smart 4K Ultra HD HDR LED TV with Google Assistant – was £679, now £499, Currys PC World

Sony BRAVIA KD65XG81 65-inch LED 4K HDR Ultra HD Smart Android TV with voice remote – was £1,599, now £899, Amazon

Sony BRAVIA KD55XG7002ABU 55 Inch LED 4K HDR Ultra HD Smart TV – was £899, now £549, Amazon

Sony Bravia KD55XG9505 (2019) LED HDR 4K Ultra HD Smart Android TV, 55" with Freeview HD & Youview, Black – was £1,398, now £999, John Lewis & Partners

Sony BRAVIA KD55XG81 55-inch LED 4K HDR Ultra HD Smart Android TV – was £1,099, now £599, Amazon

Sony BRAVIA KD65AF8 65 inch 4K HDR Ultra HD Android OLED TV – was £2,229, now £1,799, Very

LG TV deals

LG UM7100PLA 70 inch 4K Active HDR UHD TV with Advanced Colour Enhancer – was £1,199.99, now £749, Very

LG 55UM7400PLB 55 inch 4K Active HDR UHD TV with Advanced Colour Enhancer – was £649, now £399, Very

LG OLED55B9PLA (2019) OLED HDR 4K Ultra HD Smart TV, 55", Silver​ – was £1,299, now £1,099, John Lewis & Partners

LG OLED55B9PLA 55 inch 4K OLED Smart TV with α7 Gen 2 Processor and Cinema HDR – was £1,999, now £1,099, Very

LG OLED55E9PLA (2019) OLED HDR 4K Ultra HD Smart TV, 55“, Black – was £1,999, now £1,799, John Lewis & Partners

LG OLED55B9PLA 55“ Smart 4K Ultra HD HDR OLED TV with Google Assistant – was £1,599, now £1,099, Currys PC World

LG 65UM7000PLA 65“ Smart 4K Ultra HD HDR LED TV – was £699, now £549, Currys PC World

LG 65UM7660PLA 65 inch 4K Active HDR Ultra HD TV – was £1,299, now £629, Very

LG OLED55B9PLA 55-Inch UHD 4K HDR Smart OLED TV – was £1,799, now £1,099, Amazon

LG 49SM8500PLA 49“ Smart 4K Ultra HD TV – was £699, now £499, AO

LG 55SM8200PLA 55“ Smart 4K Ultra HD HDR LED TV with Google Assistant – was £799, now £599, Currys PC World

LG 43UM7100PLB 43 Inch UHD 4K HDR Smart LED TV with Freeview Play – was £449.99, now £320, Amazon

Panasonic TV deals

Panasonic TX-55GZ950B (2019) OLED HDR 4K Ultra HD Smart TV, 55”, Graphite & Black – was £1,499, now £1,299, John Lewis & Partners

PANASONIC TX-55GZ950B 55” Smart 4K Ultra HD HDR OLED TV – was £1,499, now £1,299, Currys PC World

Panasonic TX-55GZ1500B (2019) OLED HDR 4K Ultra HD Smart TV, 55”, Graphite & Black – was £1,999, now £1,699, John Lewis & Partners

Panasonic 49 Inch TX-49GS352B Smart Full HD LED TV – was £349, now £279, Argos

PANASONIC TX-43GX555B 43“ Smart 4K Ultra HD HDR LED TV – was £349, now £299, Currys PC World

Panasonic TX-55GX550 55 inch, 4K Ultra HD, Freeview Play Smart TV – was £599, now £399, Very

Philips TV deals

Philips 55PUS8804 (2019) LED HDR 4K Ultra HD Smart Android TV, 55”, Silver – was £999, now £849, John Lewis & Partners

PHILIPS Ambilight 55PUS8204/12 55“ Smart 4K Ultra HD HDR LED TV with Google Assistant – was £899, now £549, Currys PC World

Philips 43PUS7394 (2019) LED HDR 4K Ultra HD Smart Android TV, 43” with Freeview HD, Ambilight & Dolby Atmos Sound, Silver – was £549, now £499, John Lewis & Partners

Philips 50PUS7394 (2019) LED HDR 4K Ultra HD Smart Android TV, 50”, Silver – £669, now £549, John Lewis & Partners

PHILIPS 50PUS6554/12 50“ Smart 4K Ultra HD HDR LED TV – was £419, now £329, Currys PC World

Philips 50PUS6814 50“ Smart Ambilight 4K Ultra HD TV – was £499, now £399, AO

Philips Ambilight 50PUS8204/12 50“ Smart 4K Ultra HD HDR LED TV with Google Assistant – was £799, now £449, Currys PC World

Toshiba TV deals

Toshiba 43UL5A63DB (2019) LED 4K Ultra HD Smart TV, 43”, Black – was £309, now £279, John Lewis & Partners

Toshiba 24WL3A63DB (2019) LED HD Ready 720p Smart TV, 24”, Black – was £174, now £149, John Lewis & Partners

Toshiba 32LL3A63DB 32-Inch Smart Full-HD LED TV with Freeview Play - Black/Silver – was £229.99, now £199, Amazon

TOSHIBA 65U2963DB 65“ Smart 4K Ultra HD HDR LED TV – was £599, now £499, Currys PC World

Toshiba 43UL5A63DB 43“ Smart 4K Ultra HD TV – was £349, now £279 , AO

Toshiba 55UL5A63DB, 55 inch, 4K Ultra HD – was £479, now £279, Very

Toshiba 55UL5A63DB, 55 inch, 4K Ultra HD – was £479, now £379, John Lewis & Partners

What's the best way to get a Black Friday deal?

Although there will be thousands of good deals available, the key to getting the best value for your money is to be prepared well in advance of the sales.

Our IndyBest team will be doing most of the hard work for you, finding the best offers on everything from TVs and fashion to furniture and flights, as well as providing extensive guides on how to bag the best bargain. As a result, it's worth checking The Independent closer to the time for our top tips and deals.

When it comes to preparing for the big day, first of all, think about what you actually want. Do you research on what you actually want from a TV and know what extras are actually relevant to you.

The key is not getting drawn into seemingly “good looking” deals that you don’t actually want or need.

Once you know what you want, make sure that you shop around to find the best price for it before the Black Friday sale begins. That way, you’ll know if a sale deal really is a bargain or not.

Deals will be available both on the high street and online, so whether you can face shopping centres and the likes of London’s Oxford Street, or prefer to search from the comfort of your own home, everyone can benefit from the offers.

Read more on Black Friday 2019

How to get the best Black Friday deals this year – When the sale starts, how to get the best savings and which brands are taking part

Best Amazon Black Friday deals – As Amazon's sale is in full swing, here are the best offers so far, along with advice on how to prepare for the main event

Best Argos, Currys PC World and John Lewis & Partners Black Friday deals – Three big contenders in the sale, these retailers are slashing prices off a range of products

Best Apple Black Friday deals – The tech giant is notorious for not participating in Black Friday, so how can you find deals on Apple products? Find out in our guide

Best Black Friday laptop deals – Looking for a new laptop but unsure where to start? The Independent’s tech critic David Phelan has shared some advice on what to look out for before the big sale

Best Black Friday console deals – Struggling to choose which console to buy, or wanting to find the best offers? Here's our expert gaming guide

Best Black Friday kids' toys and gifts deals – From Star Wars Lego to Amazon fire tablets, here are the biggest discounts this year

Best Black Friday fashion and beauty deals – Get your wish lists at the ready, your favourite retailers are offering huge discounts this year

Best furniture Black Friday deals – There's no need to wait until the January sale to bag a bargain sofa, here's our rounndup of the best furniture discounts

Best Black Friday TV and broadband deals – From super-fast broadband to cinema packages, we’ve found the best Black Friday offers around

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