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21 Oct, 8 tweets, 4 min read

Black Friday is right around the corner, but the deals are heating up right now. Take advantage of these early Black Friday TV deals. If you buy something using our links, WIRED may earn a commission. wired.trib.al/UGstiD9 1/8

The TCL 6-Series is a favorite among our staff with mini LED backlighting and a very usable Android TV interface. It’s always a crowd pleaser and it currently has a cool $175 off. 📸: TCL wired.trib.al/A6UrvrD 2/8

If you’re looking for something more affordable the TCL 5-Series 50 is a steal at under $500. It comes loaded with a quantum dot display, an Android TV interface, and Alexa compatibility. wired.trib.al/przfBRX 3/8

The Samsung QN84A 75-Inch is the perfect TV for any budding cinephile. It’s quantum dot technology makes it bright and vibrant, perfect for larger living rooms. So, if you’re willing to shell out the extra cash this is a great buy. wired.trib.al/kznIyTq 📸: Samsung 4/8

Calling all gamers, this Sony X80J is the perfect TV for you. It has everything from built-in Android TV to MotionFlow XR technology, that helps clarify high-speed objects when watching sports, and onscreen action when gaming. wired.trib.al/kZ1JSFE 5/8

If you’re looking for a long-term commitment, the Samsung QN90A combines good looks with Neo QLED quantum dot technology making it the best screen for bright rooms and dark ones too. wired.trib.al/K4xTldi 📸: Samsung 6/8

For darker rooms the LG C1 OLED is a great choice for gamers and delivers super-smooth motion onscreen. But even with $200 off it’s still on the pricier side. wired.trib.al/l5TZz30 7/8

Subscribe to WIRED for less than $1 per month and get unlimited access to our longform features, buying guides, and tech news. wired.trib.al/BMxcvq 8/8

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