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Black Friday has been and gone, but the sales are still on, with plenty of great Black Friday deals still to be found. While many people might be going big when it comes to TV deals, there are also plenty of people looking for cheap 32-inch TV Black Friday deals too. If you have a small apartment or a room that just needs an occasionally used TV, a 32-inch model’s the ideal choice. That’s why it’s worth paying attention to the many Black Friday TV deals that go smaller than average. To help you figure out where to start, we’ve done all the hard work and picked out the best deals currently available — but remember, they might not be around tomorrow. Check out the list below to see what’s best for you.

Insignia 32-inch F20 HD Smart Fire TV — $100, was $180

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Insignia

One of the prime reasons for owning a smart TV is being able to go without potentially expensive external streaming devices, and the Insignia F20 HD Smart TV delivers. With Fire TV support, it gives you access to over one million streaming movies and TV episodes through popular streaming platforms such as Netflix, Apple TV, Prime Video, Disney+, Hulu, Sling TV, YouTube, HBO Max, and many more. It has DTS TruSurround, which creates an immersive surround sound experience, and its combination of smart features and immersion make it a great TV to break in with the best new movies to stream on Netflix, Hulu, Prime, HBO, and more.

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Hisense 32-inch A4 HD Smart TV — $125, was $140

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Hisense

The Hisense 32-inch HD Smart TV gets you into the world of the smart TV at an incredibly modest price. In fact, it comes loaded with more technology than most people would expect to find at such a low price point. It has a voice remote with quick access to Google Assistant, and Chromecast is built right in as well, which allows you to stream photos, movies, apps, games, and other content from your phone, tablet, or laptop directly to the TV. It has a sports mode that automatically adjusts to optimize picture quality, and a game mode that gamers will love. With the inclusion of Android TV, you can choose from over 700,000 movies and TV shows across all of your favorite streaming platforms to watch.

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Sony 32-inch W830K HD Google TV — $350, was $370

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The Sony W830K HD LED Google TV offers the chance to rediscover the excitement of movies and games with HDR technology, which boosts dynamic range and picture quality in ways you won’t find in most HD TVs. HDR contrast is powered by X-REality PRO technology, which presents a high-definition picture full of rich, real-world detail and texture with reduced noise. Because it has Google TV built-in, it’s able to organize your favorite content all in one place, and it even has access to Google Assistant. It also has built-in access to streaming platforms such as Netflix, Disney+, Apple TV, HBO Max, Amazon Prime Video, Peacock, and many more.

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Samsung 32-inch Q60A QLED 4K Smart TV — $398, was $500

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Like all of the best TVs, the Samsung Q60A QLED Smart TV delivers stunning 4K picture quality which brings four times the resolution of HD to your home theater. It even has the ability to upscale older content into 4K, instantly transforming everything you watch into the modern clarity of 4K. It has plenty of technology on board, including QLED picture technology and Quantum HDR, which unveils a wider range of color, brightness, and contrast that produces images far superior to HD. It has the usual access to streaming platforms that you find on any smart TV, as well as next-generation apps, advanced controls, and compatibility with voice assistants.

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Samsung 32-inch The Frame QLED HD Smart TV — $550, was $600

The 32-inch Samsung Frame wall-mounted 4K TV.
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Samsung’s The Frame TV brings the impressive picture quality you’d expect to find in many of the best QLED TVs. QLED and OLED are two of the highest-quality picture technologies available right now, so this TV makes a great option if that’s what you’re after. It’s also a unique TV, as it’s designed to resemble art hanging on the wall, and its minimalist design will fit into any home theater or living room environment. It even has an Art Mode that can display artwork when you aren’t watching TV. You can curate your own photos and art or choose artwork from the Art Store, which has more than 1,400 new and classic works of art to choose from. This TV is good for minimalists and for minimal spaces, as it has changeable bezels that attach magnetically, and a single slim cable is all the TV needs.

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