Buying a TV can be overwhelming, but DealNews is here to make it easier. Check out the best TV deals to shop right now, plus some tips for finding smart TV deals any time of year.
Smart TVs come in all shapes and sizes and perhaps concerningly, they're only getting smarter. But the deals keep getting better, so check out our guide to the best Smart TV deals going.
So long 1080p – 4K is the standard resolution now, and any TV you buy should reflect that. To help, we've assembled some of the best 4K TV deals going right now.
Want to upgrade your at-home viewing experience? Check out our list of the best Walmart TV deals of 2024, including discounts of up to $600 off top brands.
Do security concerns have you wondering if you can still buy a non-smart TV? You can! Check out our guide to learn what to expect when shopping for one.
Super Bowl TV sales might not be as impressive as what we see around Black Friday, but there are still good deals! Check out all the best Super Bowl offers available right now on TVs, party food, fan gear, and more.
By Julie Ramhold, DealNews Senior Staff Writer/Consumer Analyst
Whether you want a smaller set for the kids' bedroom or a big screen for your spacious living room, you can expect to find Black Friday TV deals to fit your budget in 2020. Check out our TV deals preview for each major size class to learn more.
By Stephen Slaybaugh, DealNews Contributing Writer
Good news/bad news time: With prices always dropping, it's always a good time to buy a TV, but never the best time. However, we've crunched the numbers to show how to get the best possible price on a TV when you need it.
Amazon's official Black Friday ad is out and in addition to starting its deals an entire week before the competition, the online retailer is also throwing some serious price-matching punches toward Black Friday veterans like Walmart and Target. Here are the deals we think you shouldn't miss.
Want to start planning your Black Friday shopping? Or are you looking for the latest ads on the day itself? We're putting all out news, ads, and guides in one place. Read on for a complete list of our Black Friday TV resources.
By Stephen Slaybaugh, DealNews Contributing Writer
When they debuted for consumers earlier this year, 4K TVs carried a $20,000 price tag. For this reason, we'd wager that few dealnews readers realistically ever considered buying one — that is, until Seiki released a 50" 4K TV for just $1,500. Despite that crazy low price, there are still many reasons why it's not worth investing in 4K technology just yet.
For the last nine years, Animal Planet has been counter-programming the biggest football game of the year with the cutest football game of the year: The Puppy Bowl! And half the fun of a football party is the tailgating experience. You know, the food, the fun, the zaniness? But how, exactly, does one tailgate for the Puppy Bowl?
Since their mainstream debut at the 2009 Consumer Electronics Show, 3D TVs have been a niche product. Sky-high prices, competing technologies, and expensive glasses have given consumers more than enough reasons to ditch these TVs in favor of lower-priced LCDs. However, we're predicting this summer will be the year of the 3D TV (finally), and here's why.