Best TV deals for Black Friday: Score an Amazon Fire TV for $300 and more

The TCL 6-Series Roku TV is the best TV for the money overall that we’ve tested, and every size in the series is down to its lowest price of the year. The 6-Series features excellent picture quality thanks to mini-LED backlight technology, QLED color and full-array local dimming. Though this TV technically debuted in 2020, the 6-Series is still a current model for 2021. 

All three sizes are on sale but the largest savings is on the 65-inch model.

• : $699 (save $100)
• : $898 (save $602)
• : $1,298 (save $102)

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This midrange TV is pretty much the baseline for very good image quality. It’s one of the least expensive TVs with , which lets it serve up good-looking  video, and also has  for gaming. We didn’t like it as much as the TCL 6-Series in our side-by-side comparison, but it does cost less.

With the exception of the 65-inch size, which remains scarce, all other sizes are back down to their lowest prices of the year.

• : $500 (save $200)
• : $530 (save $220)
• : $550 (save $220)
• : $750 (save $350)
• : $998 (save $302)

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 is currently CNET’s pick for the best TV for high-end shoppers. It offers ridiculously deep black levels and punchy contrast that even the best LCD and QLED TVs can’t match, as well as cutting-edge gaming features such as  VRR, 4K/120Hz input and an all-new Game Optimizer mode with numerous extra settings. It’s also our  to pair with an  or  (or both).

• : $1,097 (save $200)
• : $1,297 (save $203)
• : $1,797 (save $703)
• : $2,897 (save $903)
• : $4,997 (save $500)

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Speaking of high-end TVs, Samsung’s QN90A TV is another one of our favorites that just got a Black Friday price cut. This TV uses QLED TV tech augmented by mini-LED for a brighter image than any OLED TV. The spectacular contrast of OLED still won out in my side-by-side tests, so I still recommend the LG C1 overall, but the QN90A comes closer than ever. And in the 85-inch size, this Samsung costs a lot less than the 83-inch C1.

• : $1,298 (save $502)
• : $2,598 (save $902)
• : $4,198 (save $802)

Note that the 50- and 65-inch sizes are largely sold out at major retailers slot online terbaik, but the other sizes above are still available.

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We haven’t reviewed this particular Fire TV either, but as with the Insignia above you should expect pretty basic picture quality. The appeal of the Omni — and the reason it costs more than the Insignia above, for example — is the fact that you can issue Alexa voice commands into thin air and the TV will respond. That’s because it has built-in mics, so it’s basically an Echo speaker with a big screen. In addition to other standard Fire TV smart features, the Omni will soon work with .

For Black Friday, Amazon  of the 50- and 55-inch sizes.

• : $360 (save $150)
• : $410 (save $150)

The Omni series is also available in 43-, 65- and 75-inch sizes, but they’re not currently discounted.

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Samsung’s  looks like no other TV. Its ultrathin screen can double as a place to display digital art and measures just 24.9mm thick, similar to a typical picture frame. By subscribing to Samsung’s Art Store for $5 per month, you can access over 1,400 pieces of art to show on the screen. The Frame TV comes in a wide range of sizes — from 32 to 75 inches — and each model has large discounts at Amazon and elsewhere. 

Even with the sale prices you’ll pay a steep premium for The Frame’s unique look, but for design-conscious buyers it might be worth it. 

• : $448 (save $80)
• : $798 (save $202)
• : $898 (save $402)
• : $998 (save $300)
• : $1,498 (save $502)

• : $2,198 (save $802)

We haven’t reviewed The Frame but we expect picture quality to be similar to the .

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Hisense might be best known for dirt-cheap TVs, but the U8G is something different. This higher-end model delivers the kind of brightness and HDR impact found on really expensive TVs like the Samsung QN90A, but for hundreds less. We prefer the TCL 6-Series overall, but this discount on the 55-inch Hisense U8G makes it $50 cheaper.

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