The best TV deals 2023: 4K, QLED, HDR, OLED

LG OLED42C3 2023 OLED TV £1499 £1099 at Peter Tyson (save £500)
The 42-inch C3 has finally dropped to a seriously good price. This is simply the best TV available at this size, both in terms of picture performance and features. The sound lets it down somewhat but this discount hopefully leaves a little money for a soundbar. Read our full LG OLED42C3 review.

Sony XR-55A80L 2023 OLED TV £2399 £1599 at Amazon (save £800)
Our favourite performance-per-pound TV of 2023 so far, the Sony A80L uses standard OLED technology to amazing effect, delivering a picture that balances the spectacular with the cinematically subtle with absolute aplomb. If it's a brand-new TV you want, this is a great choice. Read our full Sony A80L review.

Sony XR-55A95K 2022 QD-OLED TV £2699 £1999 at Sony (save £700)
Sony's 2022 QD-OLED TV is priced as you'd expect a premium, next-gen television to be. It's an undeniably expensive proposition, even with this discount, but if money's no object, this is still among the best TVs you can currently buy. Read our full Sony A95K review.

Samsung QE65S95C 2023 QD-OLED TV £3599 £2399 at Amazon (save £1200)
Samsung's second-gen flagship QD-OLED TV hasn't been available for long but you can already get this absolutely massive discount on it. While it's not as subtle as it could be, the S95C is one of the most technically capable TVs we've ever tested, and it will absolutely knock your socks off. Read our full Samsung S95C review.

LG OLED42C3 2023 OLED TV £1499 £1099 at Peter Tyson (save £500)
The 42-inch C3 has finally dropped to a seriously good price. This is simply the best TV available at this size, both in terms of picture performance and features. The sound lets it down somewhat, but hopefully this discount leaves a little money for a soundbar. Read our full LG OLED42C3 review.

Sony XR-42A90K 2022 OLED TV £1899 £1449 at Amazon (save £450)
Sony's first 42-inch OLED is a high-end treat, particularly if picture authenticity is your priority. It sounds great by TV standards, too. The 42-inch LG C2 is still overall the better buy, given its much lower price, but there are many who will feel it's worth spending the extra on this Sony. Read our full Sony XR-42A90K review.

Amazon Fire TV Omni QLED 43 inches £550 £450 at Amazon (save £100)
While we can't vouch specifically for the performance of this 43-inch version, we were very impressed with the 65-inch Omni QLED when we reviewed it at its full price. Like the big model, this supports all HDR formats, has surprisingly good gaming specs and, of course, features the app-packed Fire OS smart platform. It seems well worth a punt at this price. Read our full Amazon Omni QLED TV review.

Hisense 43A6GTUK 43-inch LCD TV £429 £269 at Amazon (save £160)
The 2021 43A6GTUK is another lesson from Hisense in how you can no longer judge a TV by its price point. Yes, there are weaknesses – unhelpful presets and slightly desaturated colours, for example – but it also offers more features and delivers a much greater level of picture and sound consistency than should be possible at this price. Read our full Hisense 43A6GTUK review.

LG OLED48C2 2022 OLED TV £1399 £1000 at John Lewis (save £399)
If you want a cutting-edge 48-inch TV at a great price, the OLED48C2 is for you. This is last year's model but it's very similar to the new C3 and is significantly cheaper. It's also got every gaming feature covered.

LG OLED48C3 2023 OLED TV £1600 £1299 at Amazon (save £301)
The 48-inch C3 is very much like the C2 it replaces, and so we'd recommend buying the older model if it's cheaper. However, when that's gone, this will still be around and it will still be a brilliant TV. Read our review of the 42-inch LG C3, which we expect to perform the same as this 48-inch version.

Sony XR-48A90K 2022 OLED TV £1899 £1499 at Amazon (save £400)
"An astonishingly good 'small' OLED TV" is how we described the 48-inch Sony A90K in our review. For picture authenticity and sound quality, you can't buy better at this size, and its gaming specs (while not quite up there with the LG C2) are strong. Read our full Sony XR-48A90K review.

Amazon Fire TV Omni QLED 50 inches £650 £550 at Amazon (save £100)
While we can't vouch specifically for the performance of this 50-inch version, we were very impressed with the 65-inch Omni QLED when we reviewed it at its full price. Like the big model, this supports all HDR formats, has surprisingly good gaming specs and, of course, features the app-packed Fire OS smart platform. On paper, it looks like a bargain. Read our full Amazon Omni QLED TV review.

Samsung UE50AU7110 2021 50-inch TV £579 £359 at PRC Direct (save £220)
A smaller, very similar TV was the best 43-inch set we tested last year. It boasted a surprisingly mature and consistent picture performance and the full, excellent Samsung smart platform, which gives access to more or less every streaming service under the sun. Which bodes well for this model.

TCL 50RP620K 50-inch Roku TV £399 £259 at Currys (save £140)
Another excellent-value Roku TV, this time from TCL. The superb smart platform is the attention-grabber, but it's the surprisingly solid picture performance that makes this such a great buy, particularly with this discount.

Amazon Fire TV 4-Series 50-inch £550 £420 at Amazon (save £130)
The Ultra HD 4-Series was only launched earlier this year but the 50-inch model is already available with an absolutely huge discount. This is a fairly basic LCD TV in terms of hardware, but the Fire OS system means it's as smart as smart TVs get, making this look like a pretty serious bargain.

Sony XR-55A80L 2023 OLED TV £2399 £1599 at Amazon (save £800)
One of the biggest surprises of 2023 so far, the Sony A80L uses standard OLED technology to amazing effect, delivering a performance that balances the spectacular with the cinematically subtle with absolute aplomb. It's still an expensive TV, even with this discount, but if it's a brand-new TV you want, this is a great choice. Read our full Sony A80L review.

LG OLED55C3 2023 OLED TV £2100 £1499 at Amazon (save £601)
The C3 isn't much of an improvement on the C2 it replaced and, on balance, the Sony A80L is a better TV. That said, this is still an excellent OLED and there's no better-specified TV for gaming, and at this price it's very tempting indeed. Read our full LG C3 review.

Sony XR-55A95K 2022 QD-OLED TV £2699 £1999 at Sony (save £700)
Unlike Samsung's S95B, above, Sony's new QD-OLED TV is priced as you'd expect a premium, next-gen television to be. It's an undeniably expensive proposition, even with this discount, but if money's no object, this is the best TV you can currently buy. Read our full Sony A95K review.

LG OLED65C3 2023 OLED TV £2900 £1999 at Amazon (save £901)
The C3 isn't much of an improvement on the C2 it replaced and, on balance, the Sony A80L is a better TV. That said, this is still an excellent OLED and there's no better-specified TV for gaming, and at this price it's very tempting indeed. Read our full LG C3 review.

Amazon Fire TV Omni QLED 65 inches £1000 £870 at Amazon (save £130)
The Amazon Omni is a much better TV than its original £1000 price suggested, so with this deal, it's a serious bargain. It's obviously not up there with a premium OLED, but its picture is really balanced and consistent, it supports all HDR formats and it's got really good gaming specs as long as you don't need 120Hz. And, of course, it runs the Fire OS platform, which features more or less every app under the sun. Read our full Amazon Omni QLED TV review.

Panasonic TX-65LZ2000B OLED TV £2999 £2199 at Currys (save £800)
Panasonic's LZ2000 is arguably the very best TV of last year. It combines a super-bright OLED panel with Pansonic's legendarily accurate picture quality and a true Dolby Atmos speaker system. Stunning. Read our full Panasonic LZ2000 review.

Samsung QE65S95C 2023 QD-OLED TV £3599 £2399 at Amazon (save £1200)
At its launch price, we described the S95C QD-OLED as one of the most technically capable TVs there's ever been but criticised its slight lack of subtlety. With this discount, it's something of a steal that will knock your socks off. Read our full Samsung S95C review.

Sony XR-65A95K 2022 OLED TV £3499 £2799 at Amazon (save £700)
QD-OLED is a brand-new TV technology that combines the Quantum Dots of QLED with the self-emissive pixels of OLED to excellent effect. Only Sony and Samsung have so far launched QD-OLED TVs, and this A95K is arguably the best TV of the year. It's expensive, but less so with this deal. Read our full Sony A95K review.

LG OLED65G2 2022 OLED TV £3299 £1999 at Richer Sounds (save £1300)
The G2 offers the best 4K picture quality that LG currently produces, boasting not only OLED Evo technology, but also an added heatsink that allows the panel to be pushed to even brighter levels. The design is also lovely (though bear in mind that a wall bracket is included but a stand is not) and every gaming feature imaginable is supported. Read our full LG G2 review.

LG OLED77C2 2022 OLED TV £3699 £2768 at Peter Tyson (save £931)
If you want the best performance-per-pound LG OLED of 2022 in a truly cinematic size, this 77-inch version of the C2 is what you're after. It's got all of the top-notch features of the smaller models but with an extra dose of epicness. Read our full LG C2 review.

LG OLED77G2 2022 OLED TV £4499 £3199 at Richer Sounds (save £1300)
The 77-inch version of LG's top 4K OLED TV is every bit the dazzling proposition you imagine it to be. If you've got the space and the money, this is a superb option. You need to be Richer Sounds VIP member in order to get this deal, but joining is instant and free. Read our full LG G2 review.

LG OLED83C2 2022 OLED TV was £5499 now £4800 at Argos (save £699)
The biggest-ever C-class OLED is a sight to behold. On a pounds-per-inch basis it's not as good value as its smaller siblings, but this discount helps, and there's no substitute for size when it comes to home cinema. Read our full LG C2 review.

LG OLED83G2 2022 OLED TV was £6499 now £4499 at Amazon (save £2000)
The G2 – LG's brightest, most stylish TV – is available as a huge 83-inch model as well. If you've got the space and the budget, there may be no better TV out there. Read our full LG G2 review.