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Meet the massive TV that Best Buy is discounting by $7,000 for Cyber Monday

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Cyber Monday Deal The LG 97-inch Signature OLED M3 4K TV and Zero Connect box.
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This story is part of Digital Trends' Cyber Monday coverage 2025

It’s been an incredibly great Black Friday, Cyber Monday season and we’ve found very exciting Cyber Monday deals that just about anybody can enjoy. Even those on an extreme budget can partake with Cyber Monday deals under $25. But what about those that have extra to burn, like a lot extra? They might be wanting to buy the LG 97-inch Class M3 OLED evo TV with Wireless Connectivity. It’s $7,000 down right now, making it “just” $18,000 instead of the usual $25,000 over at Best Buy right now. Tap the button below to check it out yourself and even, dare we say, buy it. Or, keep reading to see some crazy facts about this mammoth TV (as well as some suggestions about what you, an average consumer, might buy instead).

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Meet the absolutely MASSIVE 97-inch LG M3 OLED evo TV with Wireless Connectivity

The LG M3 allows for surprisingly good connections to it via a wireless transmission box of sorts. In other words, you plug in your console to the box, not the TV, and then get to play with HDMI-tier connectivity. It’s a good TV at any size. But that’s not surprising or shocking. However, just about everything about the 97-inch version of it is fascinating. Here are some quick facts:

  • This is the most expensive Cyber Monday TV deal available at Best Buy right now, that’s how we found it.
  • You could buy every one of our reasonably priced Best Buy Cyber Monday TVs and Cyber Monday soundbars combined and still pay less than you would for just one 97-inch LG M3. ($17,509 vs. $18,000)
  • People buy this TV (and love it). The 97-inch version has a total of 19 reviews on Best Buy, where it maintains a 4.6 rating overall. That’s more customer reviews than the 77-inch version (now $4,500) and 83-inch version (now $6,000), combined.
  • We aren’t strangers to this TV, either. Our LG M3 Wireless OLED review rates the TV quite nicely, noting that it had “zero problems with 4K 120Hz gaming” with the wireless connection. Our reviewer did, however, use the 77-inch version for his review.

So, there you go. This is the surprising tale of the 97-inch LG M3 OLED. You can check it out by tapping the button below, and maybe even dream of buying it. However, the more realistic deal for you now is to choose the 77-inch or 83-inch versions (still massive!) that have a Cyber Monday price of $4,500 and $6,000, respectively.

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