Best TV deals in the UK for October 2024: Cheap 4K OLED sets from LG, Samsung and more

Finding genuinely good discounts on a new TV is hard. Pretty much every television seems to be constantly on sale, from LG’s newest 4K OLED sets to the more pocket-friendly tellies from Hisense. Our expert guide should help you navigate the murky waters of TV deals, as we’re bringing you the offers worth paying attention to.

If you’re not sure which type of set is right for you, keep in mind that bigger doesn’t always mean better. Ultra HD (4K) is now the standard for most broadcasts, especially on streaming platforms such as Prime Video and Apple TV+. For a while, they were prohibitively expensive but, today, most good 4K TVs are cheaper than you might think – you can find decent ultra HD televisions for less than £600.

The new standard of 4K also means ‘full HD’ televisions have become bargain basement fodder. They have half the detail of a 4K TV, but even massive sets can be picked up for less than £200. These make ideal TVs for bedrooms and other places you wouldn’t regularly sit down to watch.

At the cutting-edge of TV tech, the new differentiator isn’t resolution but the display technology used. OLED and QLED TVs are at the top of the market. LCD (sometimes called LED, confusingly) is the more affordable panel technology, but don’t let that fool you into thinking that means low quality. The best LCD TVs look better than the cheapest OLED TVs.

For each discount, we’ve highlighted the best deal on the most popular size of TV – but the same deal can often be found on larger or smaller sets. Click around the find the right size for your home, and make sure you measure your space before buying.

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You can save hundreds of pounds on Amazon’s Fire TV 55in Omni QLED series 4K model right now. For vibrant, clear and crisp pictures, you can’t go wrong with the Amazon Fire TV. Thanks to QLED technology you can expect all your favourite movies and shows to be leaping off the screen with vivid lifelike colours.

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The LG C4 launched in 2024 and is the latest in this series of excellent OLED televisions. Brilliant colour, contrast and highlights paired with a 120Hz refresh rate and Nvidia G-sync support make the C4 the best TV for movie fans and gamers alike. It’s a bargain at £869.

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The cheapest TV in the Amazon Fire TV range currently has an extra 33 per cent off. The main downside here is the lack of 4K resolution, meaning picture quality is lacking versus more expensive sets, but it is still an excellent budget option for those who don’t want to spend too much. You get the same superb Amazon smart TV streaming experience, the Alexa voice remote, and a full set of the most popular streaming apps and services pre-installed.

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There’s a £200 saving on this already cheap 43in Hisense TV. An LED set launched in 2023, the A6KT supports HDR10 and Dolby Vision, for improved contrast and detail during darker scenes. Built-in Alexa means you can control smart speakers around the home and use voice commands to play music, movies and TV shows on demand.

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Currys has a stellar deal on the new Samsung DU8000 43in smart TV (especially if 4K picture quality is your priority). As well as looking great, it runs on Samsung’s best-in-class interface and supports all of the major streaming services natively, as well as Xbox apps for playing games via the cloud and without an actual console.

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Here’s an £80 saving on a 55in 4K Toshiba TV, which uses QLED panel technology for unbeatable colour contrast and clarity over regular LCD screens. It’s rare to see a QLED set going this cheaply, especially at this size, and the addition of HDMI 2.1 means the TV is ideal for gaming with the PlayStation 5 and Xbox series X.

Our team of IndyBest experts is constantly scanning the internet for the best prices on top-rated televisions. We look out for discounts on the most popular sets from trustworthy brands, as well as deals on TVs across a range of different sizes and to suit different budgets.

You’ll often see TVs on sale with giant discounts that look too good to be true. That’s because most retailers are comparing their current price to the price the television launched at, even years later.

We monitor price changes over time to get an understanding of the true average price of TVs, then compare retailers’ discounts to this average price rather than the outdated RRP. That’s how we can be sure you’re getting a good deal on a great television.

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