The UK's best TV deals this Black Friday – LIVE coverage, big discounts

Until recently this was Amazon's top-spec TV, the 'Omni QLED' part meaning it offers the same Quantum Dot LED tech as you'll find in Samsung's premium sets. That means ultra-wide colours and lots of brightness. Fire TV means easy-access built-in catch-up services too, so it's brilliantly easy to use. And a best-price bargain right now.

Here's the ideal value-for-money proposition from Hisense in a nice and small scale. The impressive A6Q model is from 2025, so it's brand new, and delivers picture quality beyond its suspiciously low asking price. It's not as premium as the others on here, of course, but it's a strong contender in the small screen space for those on a budget.

Now that Mini-LED is established, it's a great contender for super-bright visuals – without the considerable backlight bleed or 'halo' effects often seen in more basic LED models. Hisense makes the best of them, too, as that's its bread and butter – and this 55-inch U7Q is a great mid-level, mid-priced offering that's on sale at Currys now.

Branded as Best TV at the T3 Awards 2024, this is the top of the pile in terms of design, sound and visual quality all rolled into one. With more than half its asking price cut, this is the perfect premium QD-OLED pick. The 65-inch set delivers epic 4K HDR performance, and the audio – which uses screen vibrations to emit sound – is almost as impressive.

The best model in LG's range from last year – there's the newer G5, if you want to pay more – has an MLA (Micro Lens Array) panel, which delivers pictures with punchy peaks. However, it's the black-level control that's truly out of this world and the reason to go for this set. Note: there are 'S' for stand-mount and 'W' for wall-mount options – so be sure to pick the right one.

TCL is best known for offering great value TVs – and that's exactly what you're getting here, but for an even deeper cut of the price. Mini-LED means super-bright images, while the 98-inch scale means absolutely massive visuals – a bit like having a cinema at home. Just make sure you're able to fit it into your home!