Finding the best smart TV can supercharge your TV or movie viewing, whether it's by enjoying the best TV shows streaming each week or binging through the library of the best streaming services.

A smart TV isn't just a screen — it's an entertainment hub, letting you access broadcast TV as well as streaming services and other functions too. Nowadays, almost every TV sold is a smart TV, with 'dumb' TVs being a thing of the past.

However, because of that, it can be hard to work out exactly which is the best smart TV for you. With so many different shapes, sizes and prices for sets on the market, and with the wide range of tech jargon words used to describe them, you can easily find yourself confused.

We're here to help you cut through the waffle and find the best smart TV for you. In this guide to the best smart TVs, we’ve picked the best screens in a number of categories. 

Want a particular streaming platform inbuilt – or maybe you're just looking to level up your viewing options rather than buying a whole new set? We also have a guide to the best Roku TVs and devices, if that's more your thing. 

However, if you’re looking for a budget model with as big a screen as possible or luxury, money-no-object OLED, we’ve got you covered. Read on! 

The best smart TVs 2022: our recommendations

The Samsung AU7100 is one of the most generously feature-rich budget TVs on the market today. It comes in an almost intimidating range of sizes so you’ll find the right model for you at a surprisingly low price, the build quality is excellent with an almost bezel-free design, and (the bit that really counts) the 4K imagery is thoroughly impressive for the price point. 

There’s no Dolby Vision support here but HDR10+ is on board so you can enjoy even richer colors on Amazon Prime Video content. The Tizen operating system is intuitive and features all of the big-name streaming services and you’ll get an even richer experience if you have a Samsung Galaxy smartphone. All you have to do is gently tap your phone to your TV to share content and continue watching on the big screen.

If you want to level up even more, the AU8000 has slightly more functions than the AU7100, such as the Ambient Mode, plus Samsung's luxurious One Remote Control support – but we think the value of the AU7100 makes it a top buy. 

As you can tell by some of the prices in this guide, it would be very easy to blow the budget on one of the best smart TVs. Thankfully, the TCL RP620K means you don’t need to overextend yourself just to mainline Netflix content in crisp Dolby Vision.

The Roku TV platform is excellent, with a strong focus on making it as easy as possible to access all of your favorite streaming services, plus it means there's no need to buy an external streaming stick. Especially generous is the presence of AirPlay for streaming content from your Apple devices. It’s not quite as bright as the competition — in a literal, not smart sense — but it more than makes up for it in functionality, especially if you’re looking for the biggest screen possible.   

The roof access required for physical Sky satellite dish installation in the UK has often meant insurmountable hurdles for those looking for Sky TV. 

Sky Glass changes all that and throws a high-quality television into the mix too. For a subscription price starting from £11 a month + £25 a month for Sky TV & Netflix — or an impressively low outright payment — you get access to Sky content and a QLED screen in a choice of colors. All you need is a broadband connection. Sky Glass, itself, is a TV from TP Vision and, while the image quality is good with bright colours, it’s the experience that shines —with ultra-fast loading and intuitive controls. Everything feels accessible with just a couple of clicks — unlike so many other smart devices. Just remember that the subscription costs will add up.  

Stepping up to OLED picture quality is a true game-changer for your home entertainment, especially when you combo it up with Philips’ absolutely worth it Ambilight tech. LED lights on the back of the slim set perfectly extend what’s on-screen, making every movie and TV episode suddenly take over the room. And that’s not all you get for the price. If you’ve managed to get a PS5 or Xbox Series X (yes we know, one is much easier to get than the other), two of the four HDMI ports on the Philips OLED806 are of the HDMI 2.1 standard. This means variable refresh rate (VRR) and auto low latency mode (ALLM) as well as 4K gaming at 120fps, all of which means superior new-gen console performance. Add in excellent image fidelity and this is a strong OLED performer that doesn’t require a re-mortgage.

As a 2021-released TV, you'll probably see a few discounts too – which makes it an even more tempting proposition… 

The April 2022-release LG C2 OLED is simply one of the best TVs released this year. That's due to a number of improvements LG has made to this year's model compared to the LG C1 OLED (listed below). 

You now get the new Alpha a9 Gen 5 processor plus ‘virtual surround sound’, which boasts the ability to upscale stereo content into 7.1.2-channel sound – aka excellent performance for a flatscreen TV, and you even get different sound modes to find an audio profile that suits your taste. 

The C2 OLED also carries over something we very much enjoyed in the C1 OLED, namely the four separate HDMI 2.1 ports, meaning it's the perfect partner for your games console(s). 

LG doesn't support the IMAX Enhanced or HDR10+ formats, and because you can now buy higher resolution flatscreen TVs (see the 8K Samsung QN900B, or the new upgraded LG G2 OLED which boasts slightly higher peak brightness) it's no longer the most cutting edge TV you can buy today, but for this money, you'll be hard-pushed to buy a better TV in 2022… 

LG is famous for its OLED TVs for very good reason (see above). While they are still expensive, the OLED range offers vibrant colors, great picture quality and upscaling, and the LG C1’s four HDMI 2.1 ports mean that it’s hungry to make the most of new-gen consoles. Plus, a new Game Optimiser mode with LG’s 2021 processor technology means that PS5 and Xbox Series X owners have less lag than ever before. 

The C1 is also a great all-rounder – and it's just slightly older now, which means you might find a few deals. Even if you don’t have a console, Blu-Rays and TV shows shine on the OLED panel with sharp fidelity. Motion handling is especially deft here too, meaning that visuals feel more natural and realistic. It’s an expensive smart TV but absolutely worth the investment.

If you’re willing to spend well into the thousands for one of the best smart TVs, the Sony A90J ticks nearly every box. There are a few missing TV apps, but that seems like a small quibble when the OLED visuals look so perfect, the upscaling of HD content is miles better than the competition and there are two HDMI 2.1 ports for full support of the new-gen console experience. Even better is the fact that there’s no need for an accompanying soundbar as the A90J uses what Sony calls Acoustic Surface Audio+ which means that the entire screen is a forward-facing speaker. There’s also full voice functionality with Google Assistant and Alexa, as well as AirPlay 2 and even a built-in Chromecast so you can always just stream channels from any of your devices. 

The best Smart TVs: FAQ

• OLED is a much more expensive screen technology with richer colours and crisper, inkier blacks than LED. 
• Quantum Dot OLED (QD-OLED for short) is newer than OLED and is billed as being able to combine the merits of OLED and LED technology to deliver an even better picture quality – and early signs are good, although the technology is still in its infancy
• VRR and ALLM mean ‘variable refresh rate’ and ‘auto low latency mode’ and are really only for people with new generation consoles
• The difference between HDMI 2.0 and HDMI 2.1 (which stands for High-Definition Multimedia Interface) is all about refresh rate and is important for gamers.
• eARC (aka Enhanced Audio Return Channel) is the next generation of ARC, which comes via your TV's HDMI input. It’s a feature that arrived with the most recent HDMI 2.1 specification. The main benefit of eARC is a big boost in bandwidth and speed – which means you'll be able to send higher-quality audio from your TV to your soundbar or AV receiver.

How to choose the best smart TV for you

When it comes to choosing the best smart TV for you, there are a few key elements to think about. The biggest element (literally) is the size of screen you’re looking for. If this is going to be your main living room TV, think about where it’s going to go and the screen size you’re comfortable with. Whereas ten years ago we were happily watching 32-inch TVs, now we’ve got desktop PC monitors that size and the majority of smart TVs start at 43-inches. 

Once you’ve decided on the space that’s going to be taken up by your new TV, it's time to think about your budget — as the best smart TVs range massively in price. A cheap TV will give you more screen for less, while one of the bigger manufacturers might be more expensive but also more feature-rich — with tech like Dolby Vision and HDR10+. Choosing the best smart TV is all about balance. 

And then there’s the tech that makes it smart. When you’re choosing the best smart TV, you want to make sure it has all of the streaming services and functionality you want. Whether Disney+ is a must or you want to stream content from your iPad or iPhone with AirPlay, you need to check the small print to make sure your chosen TV has everything you need. There are always streaming sticks out there to upgrade the smart experience but if you don’t want to have to buy anything else, it’s important to make a checklist of what you need. 

One final add-on is choosing to get one of the best soundbars. These days TV design means that audio is often neglected in favor of design. This means that while you don’t have to buy a soundbar on day one, you might want to invest in the future to create your ultimate home entertainment set-up.  

There are many reasons to look for the best Roku TV or device: these dongles or displays let you enjoy all the perks of smart TV living without the huge expense of a pricey new set.

A Roku TV is a TV that is running the Roku smart TV operating system, while a Roku device is a dongle that you can plug into any TV to access this system, both of which let you use apps like Netflix, Disney Plus and Prime Video on your TV.

Roku isn't just a hardware manufacturer but the creator of a streaming platform too, which comes installed on Roku devices; it promises to be the simplest way to stream anything, and its range of channels includes its own selection of shows and movies, as well as all the big names you want to watch: Netflix, Disney Plus, BBC iPlayer, Amazon Prime Video and the usual catch-up suspects. 

There’s lots of free content as well as access to the best streaming services and best live TV services and there’s also a good selection of music channels to choose from. 

You can get Roku TV in two ways. You can buy one of the best smart TVs with an integrated Roku app from TCL, Hisense, Philips, Insignia, Sharp, RCA or Hitachi, or you can add Roku to an existing TV with Roku’s own streaming devices — which are the product of some clever thinking. 

Luckily, both fall under the best streaming deals from time to time, with reductions to services and hardware that you need. So without further ado, let’s discover which Roku is right for you.

The best Roku TVs and devices: our top picks

TCL makes some of the best Roku TVs around, and this 55-inch model offers impressive performance and picture quality for the price. It has HDR 10 and HLG, works with Alexa, Google Assistant and Siri, and can mirror from AirPlay 2, Android and Windows. And, of course, it has the Roku app built-in to access There are 4 HDMI 20.b ports including one eARC, a USB 2.0 connection and an optical audio output. If 55” is too big for your space there’s also a 43-inch model. If you want bigger, there’s a 65-inch for your viewing pleasure.

This Hisense Roku TV boasts HDR 10, DTS sound — albeit with just two 8 watt speakers — Freeview Play and the all-important Roku app. This 50-inch version is the middle of the range: there are also 43-inch, 44-inch and 65-inch versions, with the biggest coming in at a relatively low price (under $500/£500). It comes with three HDMI 2.0 ports, a USB 2.0 socket and ARC for your soundbar. The direct-lit LED display is bright and clear if a little lacking in nuance, and while there’s a little judder it’s nothing too dramatic. 

Like the TCL, the Hisense is surprisingly good given its price tag. If you like Roku’s way of doing things, you should definitely have this one on your shortlist.

Here's an interesting one: a Roku device embedded in a soundbar, so it upgrades the sound coming from your TV as well as its streaming smart capabilities. It’s an inspired idea — often non-smart TVs don’t pay a lot of attention to the audio, so the Streambar is going to make a dramatic difference to the way your shows sound, without the need to invest in one of the best soundbars going. There are forward and side-firing drivers to create a surprisingly spacious sound from something so small.

The Streambar streams in HD, 4K UHD and HDR (provided your TV can display those resolutions and formats) and, as it’s a Roku, it comes with the usual selection of free and paid channels for you to enjoy. Just make sure your TV supports HDMI Arc or has an optical input: the Streambar can’t work if you don’t have one of those two connections.

If you’re quite happy with your TV but want to add some Roku smart streaming sparkle, this is the streamer to get. Like Amazon’s Fire TV Sticks the Roku Streaming Stick+ slots into one of your TV’s HDMI ports and has its own remote to navigate the features and channels. This model has a much better wireless range than last year’s model, and you can use your voice with the remote control for effortless playback. Depending on your TV’s capabilities the Roku can stream in up to 4K UHD. We wouldn’t recommend paying the full RRP, though: Roku’s streaming sticks are often discounted during large sales events, so it's worth hunting around.

The Roku Express 4K isn’t the cheapest Roku streamer — there’s an HD version that’s ultra-cheap — but this is the most affordable of its 4K HDR range. It supports HDR10, HDR10+ and HLG (but not Dolby Vision) and the Wi-Fi has been improved from 802.11n to dual-band 802.11ac for better streaming quality — something that’s essential when you’re watching in 4K. Unlike the Streaming Stick+, this Roku doesn’t have a voice remote — it has an old-school infra-red one instead.

It feels a bit ungrateful griping about the lack of Dolby Vision in a TV streamer that’s such a good price — you’re getting tons of TV tech for your money and unless you’re really hardcore about your HDR, it really isn’t a deal-breaker.

The best Roku TVs and devices: FAQ

How to choose the best Roku TV or device for you

This is a case of narrowing down your priorities. Looking to level up your TV this year without having to remortgage your property? A Roku-enabled TV is a very good idea – but if your current TV's size and resolution doesn't bother you in the slightest but you want an enhanced smart experience (something that shows you Disney+ right away, say) an inexpensive streaming stick is a great shout.

Want to give someone the gift of sound and streaming? The Roku Streambar is the one – it's a likeable thing and setup is a breeze (just make sure your TV supports HDMI ARC or has an optical input; it can't work without those). We liked it so much we added it to our best soundbars roundup, and remember, most soundbars don't come with an entire streaming platform inbuilt. 

Of course, other smart platforms are available, and if you're not 100% sold on Roku (although we love the Voice Remote and we're not afraid to say it) you should consult our best smart TVs buying guide for options including the likes of Tizen, WebOS, Android and Vidaa. 

Now that nearly every TV on the market has a 4K resolution, you'd think that buying the best 4K TV would be a breeze, but it's harder than ever — there's so much competition between different brands, not to mention the different prices, screen sizes and smart TV operating systems to choose from.

Most of the best streaming services offer 4K movies and TV shows, and video game consoles let you play 4K games, so a 4K TV (which shows a resolution of 3840 x 2160 pixels, more than the 1920 x 1080 of a Full HD set) is a useful buy.

But how do you find the 'best' 4K TV? Thankfully, there are several contenders depending on what you specifically want to use them for. There are of course the best money-no-object options — and we’ve got one below — but largely, you’re going to want to balance functionality with price and size. For the past few years, we’ve just had to choose between LED and OLED TVs, but the new Mini-LED technology arrived in 2021, promising better brightness than OLED — and Samsung's new "best of both worlds" QD-OLED technology is even more recent… 

Yes, new acronyms abound, but those two are definitely at the more expensive end of the spectrum. Don't worry though, you don't have to spend the earth to get crisp, clear colors and inky blacks. In fact, if you've got a TV screen you're happy with, perhaps a new Roku device could smarten it up a little… 

Considering which smart platform to opt for with your next TV purchase? Our best smart TVs roundup can help. Want to level up your TV's sound rather than the visuals? Select one of the best soundbars on the market right now. And once you've set up your perfect home cinema, our list of the best streaming deals and best streaming services will help you make the most if it.

Otherwise, here's our guide to the best 4K TVs for all budgets. 

The best 4K TVs on the market: our recommendations

If you’re looking for an affordable OLED TV in the UK, the best 4K TV crown definitely belongs to the Philips OLED806. Not only does this feature-rich screen come with Philips’ innovative colorful Ambilight technology on all four sides, but it also has both HDR10+ and Dolby Vision to make the most of 4K content on as many streaming services as possible. There are also two HDMI 2.1 ports for new-gen console owners, one of which is an eARC port ideal for a soundbar.

The only downside is that in order to get the best out of the picture you’ll have to tweak some settings — but this brilliant OLED TV is more than worth spending a few minutes in menu settings...

Sadly the Philips OLED806 isn’t available in the USA but if you’re looking for the most affordable comparison, the LG A1 is LG’s entry-level OLED. The big difference is the lack of HDMI 2.1 ports for gamers but, if you’re looking for the rich colors and great contrast of an OLED screen, the LG A1 consistently delivers. It also has Dolby Vision to enjoy the 4K content on offer on Netflix and LG’s WebOS is a slick operating system to access your favorite streaming services. Dolby Vision IQ which changes the brightness according to the light in your room is a nice touch and Google Assistant and Alexa support is welcome too. There’s also AirPlay to send your Apple TV content to the screen.   

The Samsung AU7100 sits in the perfect sweet spot of features and affordability —meaning you can get a great TV in a vast range of sizes that won’t bankrupt you. Yes, you’ll need one of the best soundbars but you really won’t mind when you see the great contrast and detailed 4K imagery on offer here. The upscaling isn’t bad either but the AU7100 especially shines with Blu-Rays and other 4K content with nuanced visuals. Add in Samsung’s Tizen interface and there’s no need to have to consider a streaming stick as you’ll find everything you need. Prime Video is especially strong given the presence of HDR10+ which is Prime Video’s choice of high dynamic range tech.     

Sony’s flagship LED TV from 2020 is still going strong and delivers a brilliant 4K experience. This isn’t the cheapest LED TV on the market and that’s thanks to Sony’s full array direct lighting system to improve contrast. Sony’s processor means brilliant motion handling and upscaling, and there’s an ambient lighting system that adjusts according to the brightness in your room. The sound is excellent too thanks to what Sony calls Acoustic Multi Audio which delivers positional sound and, while there’s no HDR10+, there is Dolby Vision to bring your 4K Netflix shows to life. As further proof of its success, the XH95 has even been certified by IMAX.   

The April 2022-release LG C2 OLED is simply one of the best 4K TVs released this year. That's due to a number of improvements LG has made to this year's model compared to the LG C1 OLED (listed below). 

You now get the new Alpha a9 Gen 5 processor plus ‘virtual surround sound’, which boasts the ability to upscale stereo content into 7.1.2-channel sound – aka excellent performance for a flatscreen TV, and you even get different sound modes to find an audio profile that suits your taste. 

The C2 OLED also carries over something we very much enjoyed in the C1 OLED, namely the four separate HDMI 2.1 ports, meaning it's the perfect partner for your games console(s). 

LG doesn't support the IMAX Enhanced or HDR10+ formats, and because you can now buy higher resolution flatscreen TVs (see the 8K Samsung QN900B, or the new upgraded LG G2 OLED which boasts slightly higher peak brightness) it's no longer the most cutting edge TV you can buy today, but for this money, you'll be hard-pushed to buy a better TV in 2022… 

If you’ve just bought a PS5 or Xbox Series X and are looking for the best 4K TV, the LG C1 is well worth the investment. All four HDMI ports are all 2.1 standard which means support for 4K gaming at 120hz, Variable Refresh Rate (VRR), Auto Low Latency Mode (ALLM), and support for both NVIDIA G-Sync and AMD FreeSync (saves screen tearing and maximizes frame rates.) LG has also added what it calls a Game Optimiser menu so we can constantly alter settings on the fly. But the C1 isn’t just good for gaming, LG’s latest processor means that the 4K OLED imagery here is second to none with brilliant motion handling and exceptional picture quality. 

Mini-LED is TV tech’s latest innovation and what Samsung is calling (just to confuse things) "Neo QLED" instead of regular QLED panels. It adds a fair bit to the price tag but the QN85A is Samsung’s most affordable entry point for this screen tech that delivers superior brightness over OLED and impressive colors and blacks. The audio isn’t anything to write home about so you’ll want a soundbar but visually this delivers in spades. There’s also Samsung’s excellent Tizen operating system for all your streaming needs and a bonus HDMI 2.1 port for new-gen console use. It seems a little stingy if you have both the PS5 and Xbox Series X but this is still an exceptional TV.   

If only the very best will do, then Sony’s OLED A90J is absolutely one of the best 4K TVs that money can buy. Exceptional visual fidelity and upscaling come from Sony’s XR processor and the OLED panel delivers rich, vibrant colors. And while the outlay is bigger than most TVs, there’s no need for an additional soundbar thanks to Sony’s innovative Acoustic Surface Audio+ functionality which makes the screen a speaker. This forward-facing tech has brilliant positional audio with no need for a surround sound setup. An excellent UI is the icing on the televisual cake and while there’s currently no BBC iPlayer, there is a built-in Chromecast and AirPlay 2 for streaming from both Android and Apple devices.  

The best 4K TVs: FAQs

How to choose the best 4K TV for you

Choosing the best 4K TV can be intimidating as retailers list endless sizes and acronyms, but there are a few key factors to think about when you’re shopping around. It’s definitely best to think about the price you want to pay and what you want to use it for before online stores bamboozle you with all manner of technical specifications. 

Thinking about size is key. If you’re used to an older 32-inch model, the step up to a 55-inch screen (for example) can feel intimidating but, as long as you’ve got the space to spare, you’ll quickly get used to the new size in your room. Thankfully OLED panels are now available in an attractive 48-inch size, so you don’t need to block an entire wall if you want to opt for the deep inky blacks and rich colors that OLED excels in. The price difference between LED and OLED is still huge so it’s important to balance out what you actually need as there are still LED screens with the capacity for beautiful 4K imagery.

And those who own a new-gen console will also want to keep an eye out for HDMI 2.1 functionality. This version of HDMI means 4K gaming at 120Hz, Variable Refresh Rate (VRR), and Auto Low Latency Mode (ALLM), all of which are desirable for a low lag experience on PS5 and Xbox Series X.   

There are many ways that NFL fans can get ready for the new NFL season and Amazon Prime is looking to help, offering special discounts on things like big-screen TVs, fan gear and more with some Prime Day level deals a week early. This is in part to celebrate that the NFL 2022 season marks the beginning of Prime Video as the exclusive home for Thursday Night Football.

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From July 6-11, Prime members can enjoy exclusive deals on home entertainment devices, including Amazon Fire TV sticks, to upgrade their football viewing experience ahead of the first Thursday Night Football game. Here are some of the deals that fans can find:

• Amazon Fire TV 55-inch 4-Series 4K UHD smart TV — save up to 45%
• Amazon Fire TV 50-inch 4-Series 4K UHD smart TV — save up to 45%
• Amazon Fire TV 55-inch Omni Series UHD smart TV — save up to 46%
• Hisense U6 Series 50-inch 4K QLED Smart Fire TV — save up to 25%
• Insignia 24-inch HD Smart Fire TV — save up to 47%
• Insignia 32-inch HD Smart Fire TV — save up to 44%
• Insignia 43-inch Class F30 Series 4K UHD Smart Fire TV — save up to 36%
• Insignia 50-inch Class F30 Series 4K UHD Smart Fire TV — save up to 40%
• Insignia 55-75-inch Class F30 Series 4K UHD Smart Fire TV — save up to 30%-38%
• Pioneer 43-50-inch 4K UHD Smart Fire TV — save up to 38%-40%
• Toshiba 43-75-inch C350-Series 4K UHD Smart Fire TV — save up to 30%
• Fire TV Cube — save up to 50%
• Fire TV Stick — save up to 58% (available starting July 7 at 12:01 am ET through July 11)

Fans can also save up to 15% on NFL licensed products in the Fan Shop, ranging from home accessories like bed comforters and blankets to electronics, including Bluetooth speakers, mousepads and more.

Thursday Night Football on Prime Video is going to feature Al Michael and Kirk Herbstreit as the main broadcasting duo, while Charissa Thompson, Ryan Fitzpatrick, Tony Gonzalez and Richard Sherman are set to handle to pregame, halftime and postgame shows for the streaming service.

There are going to be 15 Thursday Night Football games on Prime Video this year, with the first being the week 2 matchup between Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs and Justin Herbert and the Los Angeles Chargers on September 15.

With the games playing exclusively on Prime Video, anyone wanting to tune in is going to need to sign up for Amazon Prime.

The biggest sales event of the year is in full swing as we head towards the main holiday season and the deals from retailers are as good as any we've seen.

From deals on the best smart TVs to OLED and QLED TV offers and even some great prices on budget TVs, we're seeing great value across the board. We'll continue to bring you the deals as they come through but, if you see a deal you like and you're worried about delays and stock problems, you might want to shop now, rather than wait to see if it drops any lower. 

As always, it's the fine print that matters so make sure you check the specs, shop on official sites and know what you're buying before you press submit. Now for the deals...

Where to find Cyber Monday TV deals in the US

• See our picks of the best Cyber Monday deals on offer for TV and movie fans
• Amazon: Daily deals on TVs — smart, HD, Oled, Qled, 4K and more
• Best Buy: Smart TVs as low as $99.99
• Samsung: Save up to $1,300 on select Samsung 4K QLED TVs
• Walmart: $300 off the TCL 55"4K QLED Roku Smart TV, now $398.99
• NewEgg: 30% off Samsung 65" 4K QLED TV, with price protection

Where to find Cyber Monday TV deals in the UK

• See our picks of the best Cyber Monday deals on offer for TV and movie fans
• Amazon: great daily Smart TV deals on LG, TCL, HiSense, Toshiba and more
• Currys: Samsung 4K QLED TVs from £529 and more
• AO: Black Friday price match guarantee
• Argos: great value, budget smart TVs
• John Lewis: save £150 off this Sony Bravia 50 inch 4K Ultra HD Google TV
• Very: bags of savings on smart, OLED and 4K TVs

We're seeing lots of decent TV deals this Cyber Monday. We'll be updating this list as deals come and go, so check back often!

Our pick of Cyber Monday TV Deals: US

Our pick of Cyber Monday TV Deals—UK

When is Black Friday and Cyber Monday 2021?

The Black Friday / Cyber Monday 2021 weekend starts on Friday, 26 November and runs through until Monday 29 November.  It is always the weekend after Thanksgiving in the US. 

But these days "Black Friday" is a month-long affair starting mid-November and running through Thanksgiving and beyond.

Retailers like Currys and Argos (in the UK) and Walmart and Best Buy (in the US) have sales and daily deals all the way through the month of November so it's worth keeping a lookout on anything you're interested in — just in case there's a special offer.

Cyber Monday shopping tips

• Be aware of scams: big online shopping events like Black Friday can attract scammers, so make sure you shop from official sites (check the domain) and if you get emailed Cyber Monday deals, check the sender is reputable before clicking any links.
• Avoid refurbished products: while refurbished goods are often a good way to get the item you want for less, during sales periods they're not always the best value. Also, be sure you're not buying a refurbished item when you think you're buying something new.
• Consider stock shortages: there are so many issues around delivery delays and lack of stock hitting retailers this year that we'd suggest starting your holiday shopping as soon as you see the item you want, at a price you think is good value. Of course, if time isn't an issue then it's worth weighing up whether you really want to hold on in the hopes of an even better deal.

Installing a TV wall mount or stand can help take your home entertainment setup to the next level, and thanks to today's sale on PERLESMITH TV Wall Mounts and Stands at Amazon, you won't have to spend much to get it accomplished. All of the options in the sale are well-reviewed and down to their best price yet, though these deals are only set to last through the end of the day.

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The highest-rated product in today's sale is also the most affordable; this Universal TV Stand , on sale for $20.29, is designed for TVs between 37 and 55 inches and is height adjustable with a tempered glass base and cable management in the back. Today's deal saves you $10 off its average price.

If you're looking to mount your TV to the wall instead, there are two options in today's sale to help out, like this Full Motion TV Wall Mount that just dropped to $37.09 for the first time. It's suitable for most TVs between 37 and 70 inches weighing up to 132 pounds.

Today's sale on PERLESMITH products even includes a floating wall shelf that's perfect to hold game consoles or your Blu-ray player, but with the end of the night coming soon, there's not much longer before these prices rise back to normal.