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  • Shop the Samsung 55-inch Q80A QLED 4K at Very.
  • The Samsung Q80A also boasts a 4K upscaler, AI sound that fills the whole room and also comes with offers from Rakuten TV, YouTube Premium, TIDAL and Fiit when bought from Very. Why we chose it: Samsung’s popular QLED technology is a great way to get improved picture quality without splashing out on an OLED screen. What’s the deal: You can get an impressive 25% off this Samsung 55-inch Q80A QLED 4K, which is down from £1199 to £789 this Cyber Monday – a saving of £789. LG and Samsung are two of the biggest TV brands over the seasonal sales – and, currently, our star deal goes to a Samsung set. TVs have long been Cyber Monday weekend mainstays and are often spotted during the well-documented rushes in high street retail stores – TVs remain the second most popular item by search in recent years, according to figures from SEMrush. Want live updates? Head to our best Cyber Monday deals blog. So if you need any advice, then see our expert guide on which TV to buy, and our guide to the best Cyber Monday TV deals below, organised by brand. We are, of course, huge TV fans here at and know just how important it is to have the right screen setup. Retailers like Argos also offer options across price ranges from the affordable to blow-out, to suit your TV and living space. For better sound, you can still save 50% at Bose on its speakers, sound bars and headphones.

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    The 55-inch LG 816PA NanoCell TV also has £270 off after going down from £899 to £629. Unsurprisingly it is the bigger TVs that are seeing the biggest discounts, with the 50-inch Hisense A7GQT QLED plunging from £699 to £448 – a saving of £251. Samsung, LG, and Panasonic are all seeing prices slashed, and we’ve helpfully organised the deals by brand Few products are as synonymous with Cyber Monday as TVs, so retailers such as Currys, Very, Amazon, AO, Argos and John Lewis have gone all out on discounts on all sorts of 4K, OLED and smart screens.






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