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Best Black Friday TV Deals 2025: Samsung, LG, TCL, Hisense and Roku Prices Hit Record Lows (Updated November 25)

November 25, 2025
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Best Black Friday TV Deals 2025: Samsung, LG, TCL, Hisense and Roku Prices Hit Record Lows (Updated November 25)

Black Friday 2025 is still a few days away, but if you’re shopping for a new TV, today — November 25 — is already delivering some of the lowest prices of the year on Samsung, LG, TCL, Hisense, Roku and more.

Engadget’s latest roundup of TV and streaming deals, Popular Mechanics’ brand-by-brand guide to TCL, Hisense and Samsung, and ZDNET’s live Black Friday coverage all point to the same conclusion: big-screen 4K sets (including OLED and mini‑LED) are hitting record-low prices at Amazon, Best Buy, Walmart and other major retailers. [1]

On top of that, new pieces published or updated today highlight jaw‑dropping offers like a 98‑inch Hisense QLED TV for $999, and UK‑only deals with over 50% off Amazon Fire TVs. [2]

Below is a curated, news-style overview of the best Black Friday TV deals live right now, plus quick buying tips and a brand guide based on today’s coverage.

Note: All prices and discounts were live on November 25, 2025 and can change quickly. Always confirm final pricing and stock at the retailer’s checkout page.

Today’s Biggest Black Friday TV Headlines (November 25, 2025)

Here’s how today’s coverage stacks up across the major tech and shopping sites:

  • Engadget has sorted TV deals into price brackets (under $500, $500–$1,000 and $1,000+) with standout discounts on TCL QM7K, LG B5 OLED and Samsung’s S95F QD‑OLED, plus deep cuts on Roku and Fire TV streaming sticks. [3]
  • Popular Mechanics breaks down TCL vs Hisense vs Samsung, recommending Hisense and TCL for value (especially mini‑LED) and Samsung OLEDs (S90F, S95F) for best‑in‑class picture quality, now up to ~36% off. [4]
  • ZDNET is running a live “Best Black Friday TV deals 2025” hub focused on Samsung, Sony and Hisense TV discounts across major US retailers (its pages are blocked from direct crawling, but are widely syndicated and referenced around the web). [5]
  • RTINGS.com’s early Black Friday guide highlights discounted 2025 flagships like Samsung S95F and S90F, TCL QM6K/QM7K and LG B5 OLED with hundreds of dollars off. [6]
  • Tom’s Guide is running a live blog (updated today) calling out doorbuster‑level deals like LG’s B5 OLED at $549, TCL’s QM8K mini‑LED at $899 and a 100‑inch Hisense QD6 QLED for $1,299. [7]
  • Business Insider reports that a 98‑inch Hisense QD5 QLED 4K TV has dropped from $2,300 to $999 at both Amazon and Walmart — one of the wildest price cuts of the season. [8]
  • In the UK, TechRadar and The Sun are tracking big discounts on LG B5 OLED, TCL Q7C and Amazon Fire TV Omni QLED sets, with up to 56% off. [9]

With that landscape in mind, let’s zoom in on the most compelling TV deals by budget and region.

Best Black Friday TV Deals Under $500 (US)

If you want the biggest upgrade at the smallest price, today’s sweet spot is in the sub‑$500 range, where TCL and Hisense dominate.

1. TCL QM6K 55″ & 65″ mini‑LED – from ~$398

  • 55″ TCL QM6K 4K mini‑LED
    • ~$398 at Amazon and Walmart (down from ~$600). [10]
    • Mini‑LED backlight, 4K 144Hz support with VRR on HDMI 2.1 ports and strong gaming performance for the price. [11]
  • 65″ TCL QM6K 4K mini‑LED
    • Around $497.99 at Amazon (down from $647.99). [12]

Why it’s notable: both Popular Mechanics and RTINGS flag the QM6K as one of the cheapest ways to get modern gaming features (high refresh rate, HDMI 2.1) and mini‑LED brightness without blowing your budget. [13]

2. Hisense U7 Series 55″ 4K – about $498

  • Hisense U7 55″ 4K TV
    • Roughly $498 at Amazon and Walmart (around 45% off a ~$914 list price). [14]

Why it’s notable: Popular Mechanics calls this the best 55‑inch bargain around $500, with strong brightness, great contrast and a robust gaming spec sheet for the money. [15]

3. Hisense U65QF 55″ – $428 at Amazon (entry‑level winner)

  • Hisense U65QF 55″ 4K LED
    • Around $428 at Amazon (over $300 off MSRP), with all larger sizes (65″, 75″, 85″) also at or near all‑time lows. [16]

Why it’s notable: Engadget positions the U65QF as a very affordable, well‑reviewed entry‑level TV that makes sense if you just want a big, bright screen and don’t need the full mini‑LED or OLED treatment. [17]

4. Doorbuster small and mid‑size TVs from $59

Tom’s Guide’s live blog is tracking ultra‑cheap sets for bedrooms, kids’ rooms or kitchens: [18]

  • Insignia 24″ Fire TV – about $59 at Best Buy.
  • Insignia 43″ F50 4K LED – around $139 at Amazon.
  • TCL 55″ Q6 QLED – roughly $268 at Walmart.

These aren’t home‑theater showpieces, but they’re perfect as inexpensive secondary TVs or starter sets.

Best Mid‑Range Black Friday TV Deals ($500–$1,000)

In this band, you start to see serious upgrades: mini‑LED, larger sizes and entry‑level OLED.

1. TCL QM7K 65″ mini‑LED – about $798

  • TCL QM7K 65″ 4K mini‑LED
    • About $798 at Amazon (down from ~$999.99). [19]

Why it’s notable: Engadget and RTINGS both highlight the QM7K as a major step up over the QM6K, with higher brightness and better contrast while still under $800. It supports 4K 144Hz, VRR and has enough HDMI 2.1 bandwidth to keep gamers happy. [20]

2. TCL QM8K 65″ & 75″ mini‑LED – huge cuts at Best Buy & Walmart

  • TCL QM8K 65″ – roughly $899 at Best Buy, down from about $2,499 at launch according to Tom’s Guide. [21]
  • TCL QM8K 75″ – as low as about $1,398 at Walmart (from ~$2,000). [22]

Why it’s notable: Tech reviewers repeatedly call the QM8K one of the brightest TVs of 2025 — a fantastic option for sunny living rooms, sports, and HDR movies. Seeing 65‑inch and 75‑inch models this far under original MSRP is a classic “Black Friday moment.” [23]

3. Hisense U8 Series 55″ – under $700

  • Hisense U8 55″ 4K mini‑LED
    • Around $698 at Amazon and as low as $679 at Walmart (down from $998). [24]

Why it’s notable: Popular Mechanics calls this one of the best bang‑for‑your‑buck TVs of 2025, delivering premium‑grade brightness, excellent HDR and strong built‑in audio at a mid‑range price. [25]

4. LG B5 OLED (48″ & 55″) – the new “value OLED”

Two sizes are heavily discounted:

  • LG B5 48″ OLED – $549 at Best Buy (exclusive size; was $1,299). [26]
  • LG B5 65″ OLED – around $896.99 at Amazon (down roughly $100) according to RTINGS. [27]

Why it’s notable: B5 is LG’s entry‑level OLED for 2025, but it keeps the crucial perks: perfect blacks, four HDMI 2.1 ports and 4K/120Hz gaming. Tom’s Guide even describes the 48‑inch B5 as one of the most value‑forward TVs of the year, especially at $549. [28]

Premium Black Friday TV Deals ($1,000+)

If you’re building a serious home theater, Samsung, LG and Sony’s high‑end OLED and QD‑OLED sets are finally seeing the kinds of discounts enthusiasts wait all year for.

1. Samsung S90F OLED (65″ & 77″)

  • Samsung S90F 65″ QD‑OLED – about $1,398 at Amazon, roughly 30% off its ~$1,998 list price. [29]
  • Samsung S90F 77″ QD‑OLED – around $1,998 at Amazon (down from ~$3,098, roughly 36% off). [30]

Why it’s notable: Popular Mechanics and RTINGS both rank the S90F as a “do‑almost‑everything” TV: true‑black QD‑OLED contrast, vivid color, strong HDR, gaming‑ready HDMI 2.1 ports, and a matte finish that fights glare. [31]

2. Samsung S95F 65″ QD‑OLED – about $2,298

  • Samsung S95F 65″ QD‑OLED
    • Around $2,298 at Amazon and Walmart (roughly 23–25% off its ~$2,998 MSRP). [32]

Why it’s notable: This is Samsung’s 2025 QD‑OLED flagship. Engadget and RTINGS highlight its extreme brightness and matte screen, which make it unusually good for bright rooms without sacrificing OLED‑level contrast. Today’s pricing is at or very close to its lowest point so far. [33]

3. LG G5 65″ OLED – around $1,997–$1,999

  • LG G5 65″ OLED – about $1,997 at Amazon and $1,999 at Best Buy, roughly $400–$1,400 below early‑season pricing depending on retailer and configuration. [34]

Why it’s notable: Engadget describes the G5 as the S95F’s main rival: even brighter in some situations, Dolby Vision support and stunning wall‑mounted design, though its glossy finish can be a bit more reflective. [35]

4. Sony A95L 65″ OLED – $1,999 at Best Buy

  • Sony A95L 65″ QD‑OLED – $1,999 at Best Buy, down from about $3,499 (a $1,500 discount). [36]

Why it’s notable: Tom’s Guide repeatedly calls this one of the most impressive TVs Sony has ever shipped, with elite color volume thanks to its QD‑OLED panel and excellent processing. At this price, it’s a rare chance to get Sony’s “reference‑class” picture closer to Samsung/LG money. [37]

5. Samsung S84F 65″ OLED – about $899

  • Samsung S84F 65″ OLED – approximately $899 at Best Buy (down from ~$1,999). [38]

Why it’s notable: This entry‑level Samsung OLED keeps 120Hz, HDR10+ and Tizen smart features while coming in well under $1,000 — an eye‑catching way into OLED if you don’t need the full S90F/S95F experience.

Giant‑Screen Deals: 98–100 Inches for Less Than You Think

If you’ve ever dreamed of a wall‑filling TV, 2025’s Black Friday prices are dramatically lower than previous years.

1. Hisense 98″ QD5 QLED 4K – $999 (Amazon & Walmart)

  • Hisense 98‑inch QD5 QLED TV
    • $999 at Amazon and Walmart, down from around $2,300. [39]

Business Insider notes that this monster QLED uses quantum dots for rich color, has Google TV built‑in, and includes AI‑powered 4K upscaling and Dolby Atmos audio — effectively turning your living room into a budget home cinema. [40]

2. Hisense U8 Series 100″ mini‑LED – $3,498 (30% off)

  • Hisense U8 100″ mini‑LED
    • Around $3,498 at Amazon and Walmart (down from $5,000, about 30% off). [41]

Popular Mechanics calls this the “go big and go home theater” option, pairing the U8’s high‑end brightness and contrast with a truly enormous screen. [42]

3. Hisense 100″ QD6 QLED – $1,299

  • Hisense 100″ QD6 QLED 4K TV
    • Around $1,299 at Amazon (down from about $1,999). [43]

Tom’s Guide points out it supports a 144Hz refresh rate, AMD FreeSync and both Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos — so while it’s a direct‑lit panel (not mini‑LED), the gaming and AV spec sheet is impressively high for the money. [44]

Best UK Black Friday TV Deals (November 25 Update)

If you’re in the UK, today’s deals look slightly different but no less aggressive.

TechRadar’s current picks include: [45]

  • LG B5 48″ OLED – about £749 at Amazon (record‑low in their tracking).
  • TCL Q7C 55″ – around £569, praised for Dolby Vision, HDR10+ and strong gaming features.
  • Amazon Fire TV Omni QLED 50″ – roughly £299, its lowest price yet.

Meanwhile, The Sun’s live coverage highlights: [46]

  • Amazon Fire TV Omni QLED 55″ – about £329.99 (56% off).
  • Amazon Fire TV Omni QLED 43″ – around £274.99 (50% off).
  • Amazon Fire TV Omni QLED 65″ – roughly £599.99, still heavily discounted.
  • Hisense E7Q Pro 50″ QLED 4K – about £399 at Currys (down from £799).
  • JVC 32″ Smart HD TV – about £119, a strong pick for smaller rooms.

If you’re reading from the UK, it’s worth comparing those UK‑specific models and prices with any US‑centric coverage you see — even when the model names differ slightly, many of the underlying panels and feature sets are the same.

TCL vs Hisense vs Samsung: Which Brand Should You Buy?

Popular Mechanics’ deep dive into TCL, Hisense and Samsung gives a handy framework for deciding which brand makes sense for you this week. [47]

Hisense: Maximum Value and Brightness

  • Best for: Shoppers who want mini‑LED performance and aggressive pricing.
  • Key models on sale: U8 series (55″ and 100″), U7 series (55″) and stylish CanvasTV (S7N). [48]
  • Why choose it: Excellent brightness, strong HDR and gaming features at prices that regularly undercut Samsung and Sony.

TCL: Gaming‑Friendly Mini‑LED at Lower Prices

  • Best for: Gamers and value hunters who want high refresh rates and HDMI 2.1 without paying flagship money.
  • Key models on sale: QM6K, QM7K, QM8K in 55–75″ sizes. [49]
  • Why choose it: 4K 144Hz/1080p 288Hz support, VRR, and Google TV on many models, with very competitive pricing under $1,000 in key sizes.

Samsung: Top‑Tier OLED & QD‑OLED Picture Quality

  • Best for: Home theater fans and bright‑room viewers who want the absolute best picture.
  • Key models on sale: S85F, S90F, S95F QD‑OLED, plus more affordable S84F OLED and Neo QLED options in other coverage. [50]
  • Why choose it: Brilliant color, deep contrast, smart anti‑glare screens and strong gaming specs. You’ll pay more than for TCL or Hisense, but Black Friday discounts are closing the gap significantly.

Streaming & Smart TV Deals to Complete Your Setup

If you’re happy with your TV’s panel but not its smart features, Engadget also flags big cuts on streaming devices that pair nicely with older sets: [51]

  • Roku Streaming Stick 4K – around $25, matching its all‑time low.
  • Roku Streaming Stick Plus – about $19.
  • Roku Ultra – roughly $69, with Ethernet and USB ports.
  • Amazon Fire TV Stick 4K Plus – $25.
  • Amazon Fire TV Stick 4K Max – about $35.
  • Amazon Fire TV Stick HD – approximately $18, if you only need 1080p.

These can be cheaper than upgrading your TV if you primarily want a faster, cleaner streaming experience.

5 Quick Tips for Buying a TV on Black Friday 2025

  1. Check your room first
    • Bright room with lots of windows? Look for mini‑LED or bright QD‑OLED models like Samsung’s S90F/S95F, TCL QM7K/QM8K or Hisense U8, which are regularly praised for high brightness and glare handling. [52]
    • Dark, dedicated movie room? An OLED like LG B5/B4, Samsung S90F/S84F or Sony A95L will give you the best cinematic contrast.
  2. Prioritize HDMI 2.1 if you game
    PS5, Xbox Series X and high‑end PCs benefit from 4K 120Hz or 144Hz, VRR and ALLM. TCL’s QM6K/QM7K/QM8K, LG B5 and most modern Samsung OLEDs all support these features on multiple ports. [53]
  3. Don’t overpay for size alone
    A cheap 75–85″ TV with weak brightness or no local dimming can look worse than a smaller, higher‑quality mini‑LED. Use today’s deals to aim for the best panel tech you can afford in the size you actually need.
  4. Verify the OS you prefer
    Google TV, Roku TV, Tizen (Samsung) and webOS (LG) all feel a little different. If you hate your TV’s interface, pairing it with a cheap Roku or Fire TV stick might be better than buying a whole new set.
  5. Move fast on doorbusters
    Tom’s Guide and ZDNET both stress that the biggest doorbusters — like LG B5 at $549 or certain Best Buy “from $59” TV deals — can sell out or change price within hours. [54]

How Long Will These Black Friday TV Deals Last?

Most of the deals above are expected to run through Black Friday (November 28) and into Cyber Monday (December 1), but:

  • Flash deals and retailer‑exclusive prices (especially on Best Buy and Amazon) can vanish early. [55]
  • High‑demand models like Samsung’s S95F, LG’s G5 and Sony’s A95L may sell out in popular sizes. [56]

If you see a price that matches or beats the “record‑low” tags being tracked today by Engadget, Popular Mechanics, RTINGS and Tom’s Guide, it’s increasingly safe to treat it as a buy‑now moment rather than waiting for a marginal Cyber Monday drop.

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