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Manufacturers feel a need to release a new model each and every year, despite the fact that TV technology actually progresses relatively slowly. That's not a bad thing. With every new model release, previous year models take a significant price cut. Even now, just one month into 2018, there are plenty of TV deals that match or beat the prices we saw on Black Friday. I'm here to lay out the best deals that are currently available, and I'll keep this page updated throughout the year.
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Dell's weekly sale is one of the best and most consistent source of TV deals, ranging from penny pinchers to top-rated fully-featured primo sets. The only caveat is that the discount is in the form of a Dell eGift card that carries a 90-day expiration. Fortunately, Dell doesn't just sell computers and monitors. They sell electronics, gaming consoles, VR headsets, video games, and all kinds of other stuff. This gift card works on all of it, so it isn't hard to find something to pick up.
Here is this week's TV list:
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Here's a generously sized brand-name 4K TV that's selling for a hair under $700 - and from a reputable vendor. This is the lowest priced LG 65-incher I've seen since Black Friday.
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This could be the best value among this week's Dell TV deals. You're essentially paying $399.99 for a Samsung 55" 4K Smart TV, provided that you use the gift card.
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Vizio's 2017 M-series TV is one of the least expensive HDR capable sets you can buy and boasts among the best image quality in its price range. Be wary when you see a TV list itself as "HDR ready". Most TVs actually don't have the prerequisites for true HDR: wide color gamut, local dimming, and sufficient peak brightness. This TV, however, does.
The Vizio M50-E1 currently sells for $580 at some other reputable vendors, but Dell slaps on a free $200 Dell eGift Card on top of the sale price.
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For this week only, this deal matches Black Friday pricing. The QLED TVs are Samsung's highest-end models. They are considered by many to be the best LED panels on the market and are even comparable to OLEDs.
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Not only was this TV similarly priced on Black Friday and Cyber Monday, it was one of our best selling TVs during that stretch. The X900E gets high marks from critics and buyers alike for its exemplary image quality and true HDR capability. To beat it, you'll have to spend hundreds more on something like the LG OLED or Samsung QLED.
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The XBR X930E is the highest end model in Sony's "X" series. For the price premium over the X900E, you get better black levels, higher peak brightness, and better upscaling thanks to a faster processor.
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$100 price drop from last week and cheaper than on Black Friday.
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If you value good image quality but don't want to shell out considerably more money for a true HDR set, this 50" Sony X690E TV is one of the best bangs for the buck. This is one of the least expensive 50" 4K models you'll find among the "big three" TV brands.
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Best Buy's Weekly TV Promo Page
Best Buy's TV deal page updates every week, on Sunday. Although most of their TVs are non-deals (regular price), some of the TVs on sale can be some of the lowest across the net. Bookmark when you're TV hunting.
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Auctions from eBay's Daily Deal page work differently from your typical eBay auction. All of these deals are "Buy It Now" only and vendors have been screened and vetted by eBay. Most have tens if not hundreds of thousands of reviews with 98%+ feedback. Some of the TV deals here are the best you'll find, ever. Just make sure you read the fine print.
Eric Song is IGN's deal curator and spends roughly 1/4 of his income on stuff he posts. Check out his latest Daily Deals Article, follow him at IGN Deals on Twitter and Facebook, and subscribe to his IGN Deals Newsletter.
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