Though Black Friday’s over for another year, we’re still feeling excited at the Sony TV Black Friday deals going on right now. A well-respected brand for good reason, Sony makes some of the best TVs around — but they’re rarely discounted. That changes during the Black Friday deals season with some great discounts going on. That’s why we’re focusing on Sony TVs here, so you can save big. With many retailers discounting the brand, read on while we take you through all the best deals out there on Sony TVs. Whether you’re looking for something budget-friendly or a Sony TV to add to your home theater setup, there’s a deal here for you.
Sony makes some solid budget-friendly TVs for a name brand, and the X80K Series 4K television is a reasonably priced smart TV available in a wide array of different sizes. This set runs on the Google TV software platform, so you’ve got access to all of the top streaming apps and content libraries along with the Google Assistant AI built right in. That allows you to control the TV using voice commands (via the voice remote) and sync it up with other Google smart devices like a Nest smart speaker or hub. The X80K Series 4K TV sports some other Sony touches as well, including support for Dolby VisionHDR and Dolby Atmos sound, 4K X-Reality PRO that upscales legacy content for a 4K display, Triluminous Pro for a wider color spectrum, Motionflow XR for a blur-free picture, and exclusive picture-enhancing features for PlayStation.
The Sony X80K Series 4KGoogle TV is available in a wide array of sizes from 43 inches to 85 inches, making it a good (and affordable) choice for just about any room. All of them are on sale right now with early Black Friday prices starting as low as $450.
Sony 55-inch X75K Series 4K Google TV — $480, was $550
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If a 55-inch TV is what you’re after but you want something a bit cheaper than the Sony X80K 4K TV, check out the Sony X75K Series. These two UHD Google TVs are very similar, with the X75K being last year’s model and the X80K featuring some relatively minor updates. The Sony X75K is still a very solid 4K television, though, not to mention a great value while it’s still in stock (TV makers tend to update these things yearly, with older models disappearing from shelves pretty quickly afterward). Its Google TV software gives you voice control and smart home integration via Google Assistant, while Sony’s 4K Processor X1, 4K X-Reality PRO, and Motionflow XR deliver a clear and smooth Ultra HD image with good motion handling. It lacks the Triluminous Pro feature found on the newer X80K Series, resulting in slightly less color accuracy, but considering its much lower price, that’s a sacrifice that you may be willing to make.
The 55-inch Sony X75K Series 4KGoogle TV is on sale right now for $480, giving you a discount of $70 and making this one $100 cheaper than the 55-inch Sony X80K Series model. Want to go bigger? The 65-inch Sony X75K is also on sale for $580 ($120 off), which is $120 less than the comparable X80K Series.
Sony Bravia XR A80K 4K OLED Google TV — From $1,300
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More dedicated home theater enthusiasts should consider upgrading to an OLED TV like the Sony Bravia XR A80K Series. OLED, short for organic light-emitting diode, features self-lit pixels rather than traditional backlighting, which results in a gorgeous picture with the deeper contrast than you’ll find on even a QLED TV. In layman’s terms, black will actually look black and not gray, because parts of the panel can be completely unlit while other parts are showing a picture. The Bravia XR A80K can also upscale your older content to look better than ever before (something Sony TVs are known for doing quite well), and Bravia TVs also feature exclusive enhancements when hooked up to a PlayStation 5, making this a great TV for gaming. Other nice features to see include HDMI 2.1 ports and a 120Hz refresh rate, and although it’s a Google TV, the Bravia XR A80K also has Alexa built in if you prefer Amazon’s smart helper over Google Assistant.
Sony 65-inch Bravia XR A90J 4K OLED Google TV — $2,500, was $2,800
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There’s no denying that OLED televisions can get expensive, but if you’re a die-hard cinephile and you want the cream of the crop, then the Sony Bravia XR A90J 4K HDR OLED TV is up there. Along with its stunning 4K OLED display, this TV features Sony’s Cognitive Processor XR to deliver a stunningly realistic picture, as noted in our review. Other novel technologies include XR OLED Contrast Pro and XR Triluminous Pro Color, which work together to deliver color depth and dynamic contrast that no LED or QLED panel can rival. And, of course, XR 4K Upscaling ensures that your older non-4K media will still look beautiful. HDMI 2.1 ports, a 120Hz refresh rate, and PS5-exclusive features mean that your games will look great, too, while support for modern HDR formats including Dolby Vision let you get the most out of modern HDR content. The Sony Bravia XR A90J 4K OLED TV pretty much has it all, and while it’s not cheap, early Sony TV Black Friday deals take a nice chunk off its sticker price.
QLED TV technology produces one of the best images you can find in a modern TV, and while that may make it seem like the prices of the best QLED TVs are out of reach, there are often a lot of QLED TV deals taking place. That’s certainly the case right now, and they’re comprised of Samsung TV deals and LG TV deals, so you can be sure you’re getting something from the top TV brands with these deals. Also among them are TCL TV deals and Vizio TV deals, which provide even lower price points. We’ve rounded up all of the best QLED deals you can shop right now, so read onward for all of the details.
Hisense 55-inch U6 QLED 4K Google TV — $350, was $450
Hisense offers a range of impressive TV models and sizes. The Hisense 65-inch U6 QLED 4K TV will bring a range of great features to your home theater. These include compatibility with Google Assistant and Alexa for voice controls, a filmmaker mode that displays movie content precisely as it was intended by the filmmaker to be seen, and a game mode that automatically adjusts settings for smooth video game playback. This TV also has Bluetooth connectivity that will allow you to connect devices like the best wireless headphones and the best soundbars. This is also a Google TV, which gives you instant access to all sorts of streaming content.
Best projector deals: Replace your TV with a big screen from $80
If you’re looking for some home theater savings, you can always shop the best TV deals, but if you also want to land a way to watch your favorite content with a true movie theater we’ve tracked down some great projector deals for your to shop. Brands like Samsung and Epson are among them, and there’s also some great budget options available. If you prefer a more traditional viewing experience you can shop the current 65-inch TV deals, 70-inch TV deals, 75-inch TV deals, and 85-inch TV deals for some large scale savings. But if a projector is right for you, read onward for all the details on how to save. You can also get some additional help with our guide on how to choose the right home theater projector.
AuKing M8-F -- $90, was $100
The AuKing M8-F is an affordable projector that offers Full HD resolution for sharp and colorful images, with projection size of 35 inches to 200 inches from a distance of 3.6 feet to 16.4 feet. It's equipped with a cooling system that prevents its bulb from overheating, extending its life to up to 55,000 hours of usage. The AuKing M8-F also features advanced noise reduction technology to keep its fan noise low, built-in dual stereo speakers, and a variety of connection options that include HDMI, VGA, AV, and USB.
Best gaming PC deals: Lenovo Legion, ASUS ROG, Acer Predator
While build a gaming PC from scratch can be very rewarding, especially if you want to save a penny here and there, it takes a lot of work and tech savvy, and is often more than most folks want to deal with. Luckily, there are some great pre-build PCs that you can take advantage of, and with some really excellent desktop computer deals, you can get something at almost the same cost of you building it yourself. As such, we've gone out and collected our favorite gaming PC deals for you to pick from, with some of the higher end-options being able to easily run the best PC games on the market right now.
Once you've grabbed a pre-built, check out gaming monitor deals for a chance to save on a nice display. If the machine you pick up needs some upgrades, you can save with GPU deals, SSD deals, and RAM deals.
Best gaming PC deal for entry-level gamers
Lenovo LOQ Tower -- $850, was $1,150
