Super Bowl TV Deals - 4K TVs Are On Sale For Black Friday Prices

Super Bowl LIX is just around the corner, with the Kansas City Chiefs facing off against the Philadelphia Eagles. Whether or not you’re tuning in on February 9, you’ll find a bunch of excellent TV discounts in the days leading up to kickoff. This time of year is always one of the best times to upgrade your home theater or game room, as retailers offer huge price cuts ahead of the Super Bowl. So if you’re in the market for a new TV, now is the time to start shopping.

Most of these deals will last for several days, but Best Buy is running a daily deal for the TCL 55-Inch Class Q5 4K QLED TV that expires tonight. Typically sold for $450, it’s down to just $250. It’s a fairly basic offering, but at this new low price, it’s worth a closer look if you’re trying to save some cash.

The Samsung 77-Inch Class S84D Series 4K OLED Smart Tizen TV is currently seeing a huge price cut to $1,600 was ($3,300). That’s still quite expensive, but the premium TV gets you an OLED display, 4K AI upscaling, and the NQ4 AI Gen 2 Processor that helps optimize your content. For something bigger and cheaper, the Samsung 85-Inch Class DU7200 Series Crystal UHD 4K Smart Tizen TV (2024) is $800 (was $1,100). You won’t get an OLED display, but it does come with a bonus 40-inch LED TV for free.

On the smaller end of the spectrum is the LG 48-Inch Class B4 Series OLED 4K UHD webOS TV. On sale for $600 (was $800), it should be a great gaming companion, thanks to its OLED display, support for both Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos, and Nvidia G-Sync to prevent tearing.

Below you’ll find the 10 best Super Bowl 4K TV deals, including products from Samsung, LG, Amazon, TCL, and more. Once you’ve picked out a TV, consider rounding out your game room with a soundbar, as both Amazon and Best Buy are slashing prices ahead of the Super Bowl.

$250 ($450)

If you’re looking for a budget TV with impressive specs, it’s hard to beat this TCL model at $250. Along with a 4K resolution, you’ll get support for HDR, up to 120 VRR, and a built-in smart platform to quickly access your favorite streaming services.

$800 ($1,100)

This massive screen features a 4K resolution, HDR support, and 4K upscaling to ensure all your favorite content looks great on its 85-inch display. As a bonus, you’ll get a free Samsung 40-Inch LED HD Smart TV (valued at $250) and a 1-Month Xbox Game Pass membership.

$1,700 ($2,300)

Now that it’s seeing a $600 price cut, it’s a great time to check out the LG 77-inch Class C3. Designed with Nvidia G-Sync and AMD FreeSync Premium, you’ll be treated to smooth, tear-free gaming experiences. There’s also a unique Filmmaker Mode that’s excellent for watching movies. A free 30-day FuboTV subscription is included with your purchase. The newer LG 77-Inch C4 Series OLED evo 4K webOS TV is also on sale for $2,200 (was $2,800), featuring a newer processor to better handle image upscaling.

$1,600 ($3,300)

It’s not cheap, but this premium Samsung TV boasts a vibrant OLED display, 4K AI upscaling, and a powerful NQ4 AI Gen2 Processor to produce vivid images regardless of what you’re playing (or watching). It includes a free 1-month Xbox Game Pass Ultimate membership.

You’ll also find the newer Samsung 77-Inch Class S90D Series OLED 4K UHD Smart Tizen TV discounted to $2,200 (was $2,700). It features HDR+ support and improved image smoothing with an enhanced version of Samsung’s Motion Xcelerator Turbo.

$600 ($800)

Looking for an OLED TV that’s relatively affordable? Check out the LG 48-inch Class B4, as its $600 price tag is a solid offer. Along with its brilliant OLED display, it supports Dolby Vision, Dolby Atmos, and Nvidia G-Sync for smooth gaming.

$530 ($750)

Fill your entire wall with this massive Samsung 75-inch 4K TV. Its colors won’t be quite as impressive as those in a higher price bracket, but you’ll still benefit from 4K upscaling, HDR support, and a 60Hz refresh rate. Includes a free 1-month subscription to Xbox Game Pass Ultimate.

$550 ($750)

The LG 75-Inch Class UT70 is similar in price to the Samsung 75-Inch Class DU6950, so be sure to give this one a look before pulling the trigger. It’s $20 more expensive, but with a 4K resolution, LG Game Optimizer, and GeForce Now included, it’s a solid choice for gaming.

$1,500 ($3,000)

But If you have a sprawling home theater to fill, consider picking up the TCL 98-Inch Class Q6. The model is seeing a massive $1,500 price cut, giving you a (relatively) affordable way to add it to your home. Notable features include a 120Hz refresh rate and 144 VRR, a game mode that automatically changes settings to minimize lag, support for Dolby Atmos, and a built-in subwoofer.

If you don't need a TV that big, several smaller versions of this TV are also on sale, including theTCL 65-Inch Class Q6andTCL 55-Inch Class Q6.

The Frame is unique among TVs, as it’s designed not just for gaming and watching TV, but also for displaying artwork. When not in use, the TV turns into a customizable frame--and its anti-reflection display does an admirable job of mimicking the real thing. But when you are gaming or streaming, you’ll benefit from a 4K resolution, 120Hz refresh rate, QLED display, and support for HDR. Most sizes are on sale right now, so there’s bound to be one that’ll fit your space.

• 85” The Frame -- $3,000 ($4,300)
• 75” The Frame -- $1,800 ($3,000)
• 65” The Frame -- $1,300 ($2,000)
• 55” The Frame -- $900 ($1,500)
• 50” The Frame -- $850 ($1,300)
• 43” The Frame -- $800 ($1,000)

These deals are available at a variety of retailers, so be sure to shop around if inventory starts to sell out.

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$320 ($520)

The Amazon Fire TV lineup is always a solid choice for frugal shoppers, and that’s especially true ahead of the Super Bowl. This $320 TV supports a 4K resolution, HDR 10, Dolby Digital Plus, and features four HDMI ports for all your electronics. The 60Hz refresh rate is ideal for gaming, while the included Fire TV Alexa Voice Remote lets you perform a variety of tasks without the need to muck through tons of menus.