Looking for the best 4K TV deals? You're in the right place!
We've scoured the web to find you the very best TV deals around, and only on the best sets from our comprehensive reviews back catalogue. There are all sorts here, from massive TVs with the latest smart TV tech, to more basic models that are a little easier on the wallet. But no matter what type, they all excel at what they do.
Most of the TVs you'll find below are 2019 models, many of which have recently dropped to their lowest ever prices. This is because 2020 TVs are now starting to appear on shelves. In other words, now is a great time to buy if you're after a bargain. Don't wait too long, though: those 2019 models are unlikely to be around much longer.
Read on for our round-up of the best 4K TV deals right now...
32-inch TV deals
Sony KDL-32WE613BU 32in HD Ready HDR Smart TV £349 £249 at Argos
The best 32-inch TV deal we've spotted. This is a decently spec'd, well-reviewed (by buyers) 32in TV for just £249. There's direct access to plenty of smart video apps as well as the benefit of HDR support.View Deal
43-inch TV deals
Samsung UE43RU7020 4K HDR TV £379 £329 at Amazon
This is the smallest, most basic model in Samsung's 2019 TV range, and yet it's still a very good TV, and this is a very good 4K TV deal. Sure, you do without some of the niceties of the UE43RU7470 (the fancy remote and Bixby support, for example) but you also get to save some money.View Deal
Samsung QE43Q60R 43 inch 4K QLED TV £699 £499 at Currys
Already the most affordable model in Samsung's 2019 QLED range, the 43-inch version of the Q60R is currently much cheaper than at launch and looks like a great buy.View Deal
49-inch TV deals
Sony KD-49XG9005 4K HDR TV £1099 £789 at Richer Sounds
Sony's most premium 2019 49 inch TV is an absolute belter - so much so that we recently gave it an Award. At over £300 less than its launch price it's currently excellent value for money.View Deal
Sony KD-49XH9505 4K HDR TV £1199 £1099 at Richer Sounds
This is the successor to the excellent XG9005 above and, while it looks the same in terms of design, its increased brightness, richer colours and better dark detail combine to make it a more enticing and insightful performer. Add significantly enhanced sound and a snappier user experience, and this is an all-round cracker.View Deal
50-inch TV deals
Panasonic TX-50GX800B 50in 4K HDR TV £899 £574 at Richer Sounds
The first TV we tested with both Dolby Vision and HDR10+ on board, the GX800 is a great buy, particularly as it now costs significantly less than at launch.View Deal
Samsung UE50RU7100 50-inch 4K Smart TV £549 £379 at Argos
Save over £180 on this bargain 2019 Samsung 4K HDR TV, which has built-in access to a superb range of apps and decent support for HDR technologies. It might be one of Samsung's budget panels, but at £379 it looks like good value for money. View Deal
55-inch TV deals
Samsung UE55RU7020 55-inch 4K LED TV £429 at Argos
The 55-inch RU720 packs in plenty of features including 4K, HDR10 and HDR10+. The 2019 set also boasts Samsung's slick Smart TV platform, so you'll be spoilt for choice with Netflix, Amazon Prime Video and all the major catch-up services. View Deal
Samsung UE55RU8000 55-inch 4K LED TV £1099 £599 at Very
We loved the 49in version of the RU8000 so much we gave it an Award, and now you can buy this 55in model for the same price. We've not tested it at this size but Samsung's been very consistent of late and we'd expect it to be very good for this sort of money.View Deal
LG OLED55E9PLA 4K OLED TV £2799 £1499 at Richer Sounds
The LG E9 has suddenly had an extra discount applied to its price. At the same time, the C9 above has gone up a bit. With so little between them, it's the E9 we'd buy: the picture is the same but the E9 sounds a good deal better and boasts a more striking design.View Deal
Samsung QE55Q80T QLED TV £1599 £1399 at Richer Sounds
This brand new model for 2020 has already dropped in price by £200. It's one step down from Samsung's flagship 4K TV and represented an excellent mid-range choice at launch so now looks like quite the savvy choice.View Deal
Panasonic TX-55GZ950B OLED TV £1799 £1099 at Peter Tyson
Panasonic's 2019 OLED isn't quite as good as the C9 above in terms of picture performance, but it's close - and it does sound better. It's also shed over £700 from its price since we tested it.View Deal
Samsung QE55Q90R 55in 2019 QLED TV for £2799 £1199 at Richer Sounds
Samsung's 2019 4K flagship is now available for its lowest ever price. One of last year's very best sets, this super-punchy QLED is still absolutely brilliant and now represents awesome value for money. It won't be around for much longer, though, so buy now if you don't want to miss out.View Deal
Samsung QE55Q85R 55in 2019 QLED TV £2299 £999 at Currys
Samsung's second tier 2019 QLED is undeniably a step down from the Q90R above, but the hefty price difference certainly makes this Q85R tempting. Bear in mind this price is for a refurbished TV, but it does come with a guarantee.View Deal
Samsung QE55Q80R 55 inch 4K QLED TV £1399 £899 at Currys
The Q80R is more or less the same as the Q85R, above, but without the One Connect box for all of the inputs and outputs. If you can live with that, you can save even more money.View Deal
Sony KD-55XF9005 55in 4K HDR TV £1699 £749 at Richer Sounds
X-motion Clarity tech promises smooth sports and action movies while HDR10, HLG and Dolby Vision support is present and correct. You can currently get a huge £950 discount on this excellent telly.View Deal
Panasonic TX-55GZ2000B 55-inch OLED TV £3295 £2199 at Richer Sounds
This Panasonic combines the best picture of any OLED we tested in 2019 with an upward-firing speaker arrangement that delivers genuine Dolby Atmos. If you can afford it, you should very much consider it.View Deal
58-inch TV deals
Panasonic TX-58GX800B 4K HDR TV £799 £627 at Laptops Direct
The 58in version of the GX800 was already such good value at £799 that we gave it an Award, so at its new price it's a real belter. Support for HDR10+ and Dolby Vision (plus standard HDR10 and HLG, of course) combines with a nicely balanced all-round performance to make for an excellent, affordable, big screen TV.View Deal
65-inch TV deals
Samsung QE65Q95T QLED TV £2999 £2699 at Richer Sounds
Samsung's 4K flagship for 2020 has already shed £300 from its price. Despite a couple of specs being slightly downgraded from last year's equivalent model, we were extremely impressed with the Q95T when we reviewed it, praising its natural picture, improved motion and sound, and superb smart platform.View Deal
LG OLED65C9PLA 65in OLED TV £3299 £1989 at Currys
LG's 2019 core OLED model is an awesome TV - a surprisingly big improvement on last year's model - and well worth the original asking price, let alone the new one.View Deal
Samsung QE65Q70R 65in 4K TV £1499 £1199 at Currys
This recent Award-winner has already shed a load from its very reasonable launch price, making it even more of a mid-range marvel. If you like the sound of the Q90R but can't stretch your budget that far, the Q70R is a great-value compromise.View Deal
LG OLED65GX 2020 OLED TV £3499 £3199 at Richer Sounds
This brand new model for 2020 doesn't only offer the best OLED picture yet produced by LG, it also boasts a supremely thin and stylish chassis that's designed specifically for wall mounting. Best of all, it's already had a hefty discount.View Deal
Sony KD-65XG9505 65in 4K TV £2199 £1199 at Richer Sounds
This 2019 Sony has now massively dropped in price. Don't assume that means it's a duffer, though - this is an excellent direct LED-backlit LCD model for the money, with a punchy, detailed picture and very good sound.View Deal
Panasonic TX-65GZ2000B 65-inch OLED TV for £4295 £2995 at PRC Direct
This is probably the very best TV that we tested in 2019. If you're after a 65-incher and money is no object, this is the telly to get. Not only does it boast an exemplary OLED picture that trumps even LG's own models, it's got a speaker system with genuine up-firing drivers for Dolby Atmos sound.
Sony KD-65AG9 65in OLED TV for £3999 £2799 at Sevenoaks
Sony's 2019 Master Series OLED majors on picture authenticity and has one of the best sound solutions of any current TV - hidden actuators vibrate the whole screen to make an excellent sound that matches the on-screen action perfectly. It's a pricey TV compared to many above, but it is £1300 more affordable than the original asking price.View Deal
Philips 65OLED984 65-inch OLED with B&W sound £4499 £3499 at Laptops Direct
In our review of this Philips we stated that 'Incredible images and stunning sound combine to make the OLED984 worthy of its eye-watering price tag'. While still a very expensive TV, the price tag is now a chunk less eye-watering than it once was.View Deal
77-inch TV deals
LG OLED77C9PLA 77-inch OLED TV £7499 £4999 at PRC Direct
The bigger the TV, the bigger the discount, and if you've got room for a 77-inch TV in your house you can currently save a massive £2500 on this biggest version of the brilliant LG C9 OLED.View Deal
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