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November 29, 2021 09:47 pm GMT

Cyber Monday TV deals have arrived. Here are the best.

UPDATE: Nov. 29, 2021, 4:45 p.m. EST This story has been updated to reflect pricing changes and additional TV deals during Cyber Monday.

We've gathered up the best deals on 4K TVs for Cyber Monday. These are the ones to consider as of Nov. 29.


TVs are always a hot ticket item during Black Friday and Cyber Monday. In 2020, Best Buy devoted 10 pages of its Black Friday ad scan to TVs alone.

This year is no exception. Check out the best Cyber Monday TV deals organized by brand and then size. All newly added deals have been marked with a. Anything with a strikeout was either sold out or no longer available at the sale price at the time of writing, but check back often — we're updating this page constantly.

Samsung TV deals

Samsung 4K TV with mountain on screen
Credit: Samsung

Why we love it

A 70-inch TV from Samsung for less than $600? That sums it up. Though it's not anything super fancy in the 4K category, the TU6985 Series still gets great reviews for being crisp and responsive for the price. This price could drop closer to $529.99 (we're thinking of a 70-inch Samsung TV deal from Black Friday 2020), but the TV could also sell out before that happens.

More Samsung TVs on sale for Cyber Monday

LG TV deals

LG TV with glowing tree screensaver
Credit: LG

Why we love it

The LG C1's OLED display has more than 8 million pixels to bring you deep blacks and vibrant colors. Its 4K AI processor adjusts with the content to ensure everything you watch looks the best it can. Its zippy refresh rate keeps heavy-graphics gaming on point, too.

More LG TVs on sale for Cyber Monday

Sony TV deals

TV with pink background
Credit: Sony
Our pick: Sony 75-inch A90J TV
$1,599.99 at Best Buy (save $500)

Why we love it

Sony doesn't often have the budget-friendly range that Samsung or LG do, so a 75-inch TV for $1,599.99 feels pretty good, actually. Not to be confused with the base tier X80J, the A90J Sony's brilliant flagship model that has been coined as its brightest TV to date.

More Sony TVs on sale for Cyber Monday

Other TV deals from TCL, Vizio, more

Insignia TV with Fire TV platform
Credit: Insignia

Why we love it

The F30 series is the 2021 version of one of the best bargain TVs available. The built-in Fire TV platform is intuitive and organized, and is a seamless transition for Amazon device-heavy homes. It's not quite the punch that Amazon's Omni Series TVs pack, but for about $200 cheaper (depending on size), it's a noticeably crispy upgrade from a non-4K TV.

Tips for buying a TV on Black Friday or Cyber Monday

This is the time to splurge on that XL screen that can turn your basement into a home theater, or upgrade the garage or spare room to 4K resolution that doesn't make you squint.

But you don't have to stress while prepping the turkey —many of the best deals are already live. Best Buy kicked off its official Black Friday sale on Nov. 19, and Amazon and Walmart are still dropping deals that look a lot like Black Friday prices. Supply chain challenges and shipping delays are sure to hit hard this holiday season, furthering our advice to shop the big ticket items ahead of time.

What we expect from Cyber Monday 2021

We've seen two major themes for Black Friday TV deals that are carrying into Cyber Monday: discounts of $500+ on 65-inch and 75-inch QLED and OLED models and midsize 4K TVs chilling at or below the $500 price point. These "extremes" are already selling out halfway through Cyber Monday, which isn't surprising given that people have been swiping these deals from (virtual) shelves for weeks. It's a wonder that some, like the $599.99 70-inch TV at Best Buy, is still available.

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