Black Friday TV deals live: our experts’ picks of the best savings on OLEDs and Mini LED sets
Featuring the LG C5, Bravia 8 II, TCL's budget-friendly Mini LED models and much more besides!
The best TV I've ever tested is the cheapest it's ever been
Tom here. In all my years of reviewing TVs (18 and counting), I've never tested a better model than this year's Sony Bravia 8 II.
It takes everything I love about the preceding A95L (a TV I love so much, I own one), and takes things up a notch.
The newer-gen QD-OLED panel is brighter, which makes for even better contrast, shadow detail is even better than before, and a new version of Sony's picture processing gently sharpens foreground elements to create an image with amazing depth.
It's a stone-cold stunner, and the TV I recommend to anyone with a large budget and a penchant for the very best picture quality.
And it's massively discounted for Black Friday, with the 55-inch model now available for £1699 at Richer Sounds, and the 65-inch version for £1999 at Richer Sounds.
Two super-cheap 50-inch TV deals to choose between
You might be surprised to learn that Amazon's original Omni QLED TVs are (with the exception of the 43-inch model) really very good for the money.
The 50-inch version is the pick of the bunch and, as it's now been replaced by a new version, it's now available for a ridiculously low price of £300 at Amazon.
The launch price was £650, and the previous lowest-ever price was £360, so this is an exceptional deal for what is a really balanced and likeable TV that's easy to use and features every streaming app you're ever likely to need.
If your budget is absolutely limited to £300, you can't go wrong with the Omni QLED, but if you can stretch it just a bit, there's an even better deal available.
The 50-inch TCL C6KS is a 2025 What Hi-Fi? Awards winner, and it can now be picked up for a record-low £349 at Amazon.
The TCL is a newer and more technically advanced TV than the Amazon Omni QLED. It's brighter, has better contrast and more features, and all of this is balanced with really well-tuned picture presets.
It's well worth the extra £50 if you've got it.
Meet the team running this page
With 18 years of experience, Tom leads our TV and home cinema section. He has reviewed more TVs than he can possibly count, from super-cheap LCD sets to cutting-edge OLEDs, and he has extensive knowledge of the market as a whole. He’ll be on hand throughout this year’s sales bonanza, offering his sage advice on which TV deals are worthy of your attention and warning you off the ones that aren’t.
Lewis is the home cinema team’s senior staff writer and one of our greatest experts on TVs. He’s reviewed some of this year’s best, being a key member of the reviews team during this year’s What Hi-Fi? Awards 2025 testing process. And – kind soul that he is – he’ll be on hand to flag all of the top deals he’s spotted for serious movie and gaming fans right here, on this page.
With just over a year under their belt at What Hi-Fi? Robyn is a new, but core, member of the TV and home cinema team. They'll be on hand, helping keep this live hub up to date with all the top TV deals they’ve spotted and recommend.
Alastair has nearly two decades of experience covering shiny things and an overt passion for all things home cinema. Though many of the team (rightfully) question his taste in films, he’s helped review some of this year’s big-name OLEDs and Mini LED TVs. He’ll be on hand throughout this year’s Black Friday, flagging the best discounts he’s spotted for movie fans.
