Best Cyber Monday TV Deals 2022

Can you imagine spending less than $450 for a 70-inch TV? This year, you can make it a reality. (Photo: Amazon)

Cyber Monday TV deals rule the roost during Cyber Week. Stock sells out quickly on the best-priced sets, and there are always a few headline-making deals that go in minutes, so zero in on the 4K TV you want. You’ve got some great choices: Many of Black Friday 2022’s TV sales are truly the best we’ve ever seen. You can score a top-notch 24-inch TV for barely over $100 and grab this epic 75-inch Samsung for only $580. Need something in the middle? This 50-inch Amazon Fire TV is just $250, down from $470. There’s not a moment to waste, though. Scroll, pick and add to cart asap, before your top choice sells out!

Quick Overview

  • Insignia 24-inch Smart HD 720p Fire TV, 2022 Model

    $80$90Save $10

    $80 at Amazon

  • Vizio 24-inch D-Series Full HD 1080p Smart TV

    $140$160Save $20

    $140 at Amazon

  • Insignia 32-inch Class F20 Series Smart HD 720p Fire TV

    $100$180Save $80

    $100 at Amazon

  • Toshiba 43-inch Class C350 Series LED 4K UHD Smart Fire TV (43C350KU, 2021 Model)

    $240$330Save $90

    $240 at Amazon

  • Insignia 43-inch 4K UHD Smart Fire TV (2021 Model)

    $220$300Save $80

    $220 at Amazon

  • Insignia 42-inch Class F20 Series Smart Full Fire TV

    $180$270Save $90

    $180 at Amazon

  • Samsung 55-Inch Class QLED Q80B Series

    $898$1,198Save $300

    $898 at Amazon

  • LG 55-Inch Class 4K UHD OLED Web OS Smart TV with Dolby Vision

    $1,297$1,800Save $503

    $1,297 at Walmart

  • Amazon Fire TV 75-Inch Omni Series 4K UHD TV

    $750$1,050Save $300

    $750 at Amazon

  • Samsung 75-Inch Class Crystal UHD AU8000 Series

    $798$948Save $150

    $798 at Amazon

  • Samsung 75-Inch Class QLED Q60B Series

    $998$1,398Save $400

    $998 at Amazon

  • Samsung 86-Inch Smart TV with Alexa Built-In

    $1,298$1,398Save $100

    $1,298 at Amazon

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*Confused by some of the TV terms? Scroll down for a tech glossary to help you out!

24-inch TVs

“We got this TV for the bedroom, and it’s perfect! It’s so lightweight, too! We can lay it on its back as an electronic game board to play tabletop role-playing games on, and easily bring it into the living room to play video games together side by side…Love it!” said one very happy customer.

  • SANSUI ES24T1H, 24 inch LED TV

    $90$190Save $100

    Amazon

  • Vizio 24-inch D-Series Full HD 1080p Smart TV

    $140$160Save $20

    Amazon

32-inch TVs

One customer said, “We got this TV for the bedroom, and it’s perfect! It’s so lightweight, too! We can lay it on its back as an electronic game board to play tabletop role-playing games on, and easily bring it into the living room to play video games together side by side. The price was incredible too. Love it!”

  • TCL 32-inch 3-Series 720p Roku Smart TV

    $131$230Save $99

    Amazon

40-inch+ TVs

“The TV was easy to ‘install’ (the feet) and easy to set up. The picture is bright and clear and the color is very nice,” said one reviewer. “My mom (87) said she was amazed at how clear the image really is…”

“Totally worth it! I’ve never had an issue with the quality, getting a connection and it doesn’t have a lag/buffering when changing apps. Great picture, great sound, great look,” said one satisfied customer.

  • Insignia 42-inch Class F20 Series Smart Full Fire TV

    $180$270Save $90

    Amazon

50-inch+ TVs

  • Samsung 55-Inch Class QLED Q80B Series

    $898$1,198Save $300

    Amazon

  • Samsung 50-Inch The Frame

    $898$1,298Save $400

    Amazon

  • LG 55-Inch Class 4K UHD OLED Web OS Smart TV with Dolby Vision

    $1,297$1,800Save $503

    Walmart

65-inch TVs

Best Buy

Vizio 65-inch OLED 4K TV

$1,080$1,800Save $720

With more than 8 million pixels, this TV — a sweet 40% off — creates perfect blacks and insane levels of contrast. Throw in the ProGaming engine, and you get 120 FPS, AMD FreeSync and much more in what is a fantastic gaming TV.

$1,080 at Best Buy

“Unbelievable value for an OLED. This TV is amazing. Picture quality was nothing short of the LG or Sony OLED. Love the build quality and cable management that came with the TV,” said one customer.

  • Samsung The Frame 65-Inch QLED 4K Smart TV

    $1,450$2,300Save $850

    Walmart

70-inches and up!

“The picture is unbelievable feels like the people are right in the room with you. Integrated Alexa feature is wonderful. Basically, a way to teach my old dog hubby some things he loves it because he needs to learn things aren’t that hard. Sound is great right out of box,” one reviewer said.

  • Samsung 75-Inch Class Crystal UHD AU8000 Series

    $798$948Save $150

    Amazon

  • Samsung 75-Inch Class QLED Q60B Series

    $998$1,398Save $400

    Amazon

  • Samsung 86-Inch Smart TV with Alexa Built-In

    $1,298$1,398Save $100

    Amazon

Glossary of TV Terms:

AMD FreeSync: This is a type of synchronization technology for LCD and OLED displays. In other words, it makes the picture look a lot better with no screen tearing, even if the screen refreshes faster than the input device.

Dolby Vision: Dolby Vision is a collective term that refers to a set of different technologies that can bring a movie or TV show to life, usually by improving the contrast, color depth and other similar visual aspects.

DTS Studio Sound: This is a type of post-processing software that helps create a more surround-sound like experience.

HDR: An acronym for “high dynamic range.” Think about taking a picture outside on a bright day; some parts will be in focus, while others will be too dark or too bright. HDR blends those parts together to provide the ideal image that clearly displays every part of the picture.  

Nits: A nit is a unit of measurement for how bright a TV (or any display, really) can become. For HDR to work well, you’ll need at least 500 nits, but the brighter a TV can get, the better.

Refresh rate: The number of times an image appears per second on a TV. It’s measured in hertz, or Hz. The standard refresh rate is 60Hz for 4K TVs, although some can go much higher — up to 120Hz or 240Hz. The higher the refresh rate, the smoother the action appears on-screen.

Upscaling: A TV will always try to display an image at the TV’s resolution, but some shows (those filmed even as recently as the early 2000s) will only be at 1080p at best, and often 720p or lower. Upscaling uses software to add more pixels to the image to make it match that of a higher-resolution TV without affecting the image quality.

Your Cyber Week Shopping Guide

See all of our Cyber Monday coverage. Shop the top Cyber Monday Deals on Yahoo Life. Engadget’s tech experts curated the best deals on highly-rated electronics for Cyber Monday. Learn about Cyber Monday trends on In the Know, and our car experts at Autoblog are covering must-shop Cyber Monday auto deals.

The reviews quoted above reflect the most recent versions at the time of publication.

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