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Black Friday TV deals have already started. Here are the best ones to shop early.


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Shop the best early Black Friday deals on TVs as of Oct. 15:


TVs are always a huge ticket item during Black Friday. Last year, Best Buy devoted 10 pages of its Black Friday ad scan to TVs alone. And we're expecting a whole lot of awesome deals again for Black Friday 2021.

And because The Brands have largely said "screw it" about following the actual Black Friday schedule and are just hosting their own events throughout October and November, there are already some great 4K TV deals to shop well ahead of Nov. 26.

Early Black Friday deals mean you can start your holiday shopping early — and actually get what you order in time. Supply chain and shipping delays are sure to hit hard this holiday season, so whenever you can get ahead of them and score a deal early, you should take advantage.

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Save on TVs in a variety of sizes. Credit: Samsung

Here are the best early Black Friday TV deals organized by brand, then size, then price:

Samsung

OUR TOP PICK: Samsung 65-inch Neo QLED 8K TV — $3,499.99 (save $1,500)

You know when you're in the movie theater and the audio sounds like it's coming from the direction of the action on screen? The Samsung Neo QLED TV does that, too. On top of Object Tracking Sound, this TV has 8K resolution and super thin bezels, so you'll truly feel like you're at the theater.

LG

OUR TOP PICK: LG C1 Series 65-inch OLED 4K TV — $1,796.99 (save $703)

The LG C1's OLED display has more than 8 million pixels to bring you deep blacks and vibrant colors. Its 4K AI processor adjusts with the content to ensure everything you watch looks the best it can. It also has a fast refresh rate, making it good for gaming.

Sony

OUR TOP PICK: Sony X91J 85-inch LED 4K Google TV — $2,799.99 (save $700)

This Sony X91J is a massive 85 inches, making it great for a home theater. It's a smart TV with voice commands built in — you don't need to have an Echo or Google speaker.

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