Our dedicated deal hunters have found the best discounts on 83-inch TVs, What Hi-Fi? Award-winning speakers and more

Grado SR80x with Deals of the Week logo
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It's been a week since we unveiled the What Hi-Fi? Awards 2025 winners and it proved to be a rather turbulent one, with new entries in almost all our home cinema categories.

The dust may have settled slightly, but retailers aren't hanging about with plenty of What Hi-Fi? Award-winners popping up with discounts this week.

Not to be outdone, a few of our recommended products that missed out on an award have also seen discounts – including a whopping £1000 off a JBL stereo amplifier.

So whether you're after a gargantuan TV, an Award-winning soundbar system or five-star earbuds under £40, we have you covered.

KEF LSXII Wireless Bookshelf Speakers
What Hi-Fi? Award Winner
Save £300
KEF LSX II: was £1,199 now £899 at Peter Tyson

The KEF LSX II wireless speaker system may look the same as its predecessor, the KEF LSX, but it's what's happening internally that makes all the difference. Packed with features including KEF's W2 wireless streaming platform makes it a gateway for wireless connectivity, played out with excellent imaging and dynamics. You have to sign up to become a PT VIP, but it's totally free and takes a few seconds!

Sony WF-C510
What Hi-Fi? Award Winner
Save £20
Sony WF-C510: was £55 now £35 at Smart Home Sounds

The Sony WF-C510 are fun-sounding, no-frills and affordable wireless earbuds. With their comfortable design, musical sound, multipoint Bluetooth and 11-hour battery life, £35 is a bargain. Just make sure to check which colours are in stock!

LG OLED evo AI C5 83-inch TV 2025
Save £500
LG C5: was £4,499 now £3,999 at Richer Sounds

We've not reviewed the 83-inch version of the LG C5, but we're a big fan of the smaller sizes, including the 42-inch and 55-inch models. Both are five-star performers, which gives us enough confidence to recommend the behemoth model, especially given its £500 discount.

JBL SA550 Classic
Lowest-ever price
Save £1,000
JBL SA550 Classic: was £1,749 now £749 at Peter Tyson

It's not every day that we see a deal as good as this. We tested the SA550 Classic at its full price and found it to be "a rich-sounding and entertaining amp". Now, with a £1000 discount, we think the appeal has gone up multiple notches. Expect stylish retro-inspired looks, a solid build, decent features, and a rich, likeable sound.

Grado SR80x
What Hi-Fi? Awards winner
Save £30
Grado SR80x: was £129 now £99 at Peter Tyson

If we were to recommend an entertaining pair of headphones for under £100, then it would have to be the Grado SR80x. These five-star performers produce a sound that is remarkably open, entertaining and detailed. They are great value at their full price, let alone with £31 off.
Deal also available at Richer Sounds

Hisense AX5125H
What Hi Fi? Award Winner
Save £50
Hisense AX5125H: was £249 now £199 at Amazon

The Hisense AX5125H is a Dolby Atmos soundbar system that'll not only elevate your home cinema setup, but it'll do so at an incredibly reasonable price. It boasts amazing weight, scale and spaciousness for the money, and right now, you can save £50. Grab room-filling, sofa-shaking exuberance for a bargain price.
Price match: Argos

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Daniel Furn
Staff Writer, Deals

Daniel Furn is a staff writer at What Hi-Fi? focused on all things deal-related. He studied Magazine Journalism at the University of Sheffield before working as a freelance journalist covering film, TV, gaming, and consumer tech. Outside of work, he can be found travelling far-flung corners of the globe, playing badminton, and watching the latest streaming sensation (in 4K HDR, of course).

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