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Save up to £800 on the best OLED TVs with these early Black Friday deals

Get a great TV at an even better price with these sales at AO

by · TechRadar

Black Friday is fast approaching and the great deals are alreday starting to drop such as these early Black Friday OLED TV deals to be had at AO.

Thanks to AO's early sales you'll be able to save up to £800 on the best OLED TV out there, the LG C1 OLED, as well as get great savings on a huge range of OLEDs from Philips and Sony too.

If a new OLED is a little outside your price range then we'd still recommend heading over to AO to look at its great early Black Friday TV deals, and you can find a few of our favorites down below.

As we get nearer to Black Friday we're sure even more deals will drop, so bookmark our Black Friday TV deals guides if you to keep on top the best deals.

(Not in the UK? Check out the best OLED TV deals in your region down below)

  • Amazon - see all of this retailer's early Black Friday deals
  • AO  - great Black Friday savings across a huge range of electronics

Today's best OLED TV deals

LG C1 OLED 4K TV (65-inch): £2,499Huge discount on the best OLED TV

LG C1 OLED 4K TV (65-inch): £2,499 £1,699 at AO
Save £800 - The LG C1 is one of the best OLED TVs you can currently buy, and with an £800 saving to be had you'll struggle to find a better Black Friday deal on this set. It comes with a stunning OLED display, Alpha a9 Gen. 4 processor, and virtual surround sound audio to deliver an ultimate home cinema experience.

View DealPhilips Ambilight OLED806 (65-inch): £2,299.99

Philips Ambilight OLED806 (65-inch): £2,299.99 £1,79.99 at AO
Save £500 - If you've never experienced an Ambilight TV before, this Black Friday deal could be your best chance. It can be a little difficult to set up but it is more than worth the effort ad you'll get excellent picture quality, great audio and the immersive Ambilight feature that extends the atmosphere of what you're watching beyond the TV screen. With a £500 saving you couldn't ask for more.

View DealLG G1 OLED 4k TV (65-inch): £2,999

LG G1 OLED 4k TV (65-inch): £2,999 £2,299 at AO
Save £700 - The G1 from LG is an outstanding OLED TV that offers excellent contrast, better brightness than we've seen before, and an impressively thin design. With this huge £700 saving you won't regret nabbing this early Black Friday deal.

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Other great TV deals

OLED TVs aren't going to fit in everyone's budget though, and AO has plenty of other early Black Friday deals on TVs that won't make as large a dent in your wallet but will still make great additions to your home cinema.

You can check out the full selection on AO's official page or you can see our favourites below.

Samsung AU8000 4k TV (70-inch): £1,099

Samsung AU8000 4k TV (70-inch): £1,099 £799 at AO
Save £300 - Samsung makes some of the best screens out there, and while this Crystal UHD display won't wow you as much as its QLED screens, it costs significantly less and will still deliver a great 4K picture at a more than respectable price. You'll also get access to Samsung's excellent Tizen OS.

View DealPhilips PUS8536 4K TV (70-inch): £1,099

Philips PUS8536 4K TV (70-inch): £1,099 £949 at AO
Save £150 - If you want Ambilight but not the massive price tag of the Philips OLED above, this 4K screen is exactly what you want. This Black Friday deal brings the price just below £1,000, and with a 70-inch screen size, you're sure to find this delivers an incredibly immersive home cinema experience.

View DealTCL P610K 4K TV (50-inch): £379

TCL P610K 4K TV (50-inch): £379 £299 at AO
Save £80 - TCL TVs aren't the most flashy sets out there but they get the job done well and at a price of just £299 that is more than enough from this 4K smart TV. With the savings, you make by nabbing this TV you can easily upgrade it with a decent soundbar to deliver a home cinema experience you'll be more than proud of.

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Hamish Hector

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