If your current TV or soundbar is starting to show its age then it might be time for an upgrade, which is why we’ve collected the best deals right here.
Even though we spend most of the day glued to our phones and our laptops, it’s just as important to have a solid TV at your disposal for when it comes to winding down after a hard day’s work. Whether you just want to stream your favourite comfort series or dive into some online gaming with your friends, it’s well worth investing in a TV that helps you to make the most of your downtime.
Because modern televisions tend to focus on image quality and smart connectivity, and bringing those features into a smaller frame, it tends to come at the cost of audio fidelity. To that end, we also recommend that you pick up a soundbar to go with your TV to help reclaim the sound quality that gets lost as a result of lacklustre built-in speakers.
With all this in mind however, even the lower-end TV and soundbar combos can end up costing a fair bit of money which is why we’ve stepped in to help alleviate the burden on your wallet. We’re constantly scouting the web for the best TV and soundbar deals so that when you want to upgrade, you can skip the search yourself and find the bargain that’s right for you on this very page.
While we update this page regularly, there’s no telling how long a deal will stick around for so if you do see something that piques your interest and make sure to nab it while you can. Alternatively, if you don’t see anything just yet then you can always bookmark this page and make a return when new deals have been added.
If you fancy seeing what other deals are available in the world of tech then you can also check out our guides for the best iPhone deals and best Broadband deals.
Best TV Deals
LG 43UP75006LF 43-inch 4K UHD Deal
It’s rare to see an LG TV with such a huge discount attached, so if you’re on the lookout for a reliable, entry-level UHD TV then this deal is an easy one to recommend.
- Amazon
- Was £499.99
- Now £329
Save £350 on the 65-inch Hisense A6K 4K TV
Argos is selling the 65-inch Hisense A6K 4K TV for £449, which is a huge saving of £350.
- Argos
- Save £350
- Now £449
Samsung 43-inch Q60B QLED TV Deal
Samsung’s eye-popping 2022 QLED TVs have now plummeted in price, making this a seriously tempting offer that saves you a whopping 33% off the original price.
- Amazon
- Was £649
- Now £434.99
Toshiba 55-inch 55UA3D63DB 4K TV Deal
Toshiba has always been renowned for offering great TVs at affordable prices, but this incredible deal over at Argos just sweetens the pot even further with a juicy discount on this Google Assistant-enabled set.
- Argos
- Lowest Price Yet
- Now £329
Samsung The Frame 43-inch QLED TV Deal
Samsung’s The Frame is one of the most stylish TVs you can buy, thanks to its picture frame borders, and it’s just received a significant discount over at Argos while stocks last.
- Argos
- Clearance price
- Now £898
Philips Ambilight 55-inch 55OLED807 TV deal
This incredible deal on the Philips 55OLED807 shows just how much more affordable OLED TVS are now than they have been in the past.
- Currys
- Was £1699
- Now £1299
LG OLED42C34LA 42-inch TV Deal
When it comes to OLED TVs, very few companies can compete with what LG offers, which is why this price cut is well worth jumping on.
- Currys
- Was £1499
- Now £1099
Best Soundbar Deals
Looking for a decent soundbar to pair with your new or existing TV? Here’s a quick selection of the top soundbar deals available right now.
Sonos Ray Deal
Sonos’ entry-level soundbar is now even cheaper with this deal, meaning that you can enjoy Sonos’ renowned audio quality for less. You’d be hard pressed to find a better entry-level soundbar than this.
- Amazon
- Was £279
- Now £248.99
Sonos Beam Gen 2 Deal
The Sonos Beam Gen 2 is still one of our favourite soundbars to date, so if you want high-quality audio to bring your movie nights to the next level, then this is the deal to go for.
- Amazon
- Was £499
- Now £438.46
Sony HT-SF150 Deal
If you’ve already spent most of your budget on a new TV and there’s very little left for a soundbar then this massive discount on the Sony HT-SF150 will be right up your street.
- Amazon
- Was £150
- Now £100
Roku Streambar Deal
Combining Roku’s smarts with the added sound quality that soundbars can afford, this is the perfect budget pick for bumping up your audio on a budget.
- Amazon
- Was £129.99
- Now £83.50
How much should I spend on a TV?
Because of the amount of choice now available to consumers, there’s a TV out there to suit almost every budget. Of course, you’ll have to ask yourself exactly how big you want your next TV to be and what features you plan on making the most of when you’re settled in.
If you only want a standard set that’s ideal for keeping everyone entertained via your favourite streaming services then it’s not worth spending more than £500. For those who are more interested in higher screen fidelity and potentially a stronger set of built-in speakers, anticipate spending anywhere between £500-£1000.
The cinephiles and high-end gamers out there can easily spend over £1000 to get the entire feature set needed for them to enjoy their preferred entertainment in the best way possible. The best thing to do is to make a list of the the features you absolutely need and work down from there, as opposed to being swayed by the bells and whistles paraded by pricier sets.
What type of TV should I get?
For most people, a standard UHD 4K set will do the trick. Even though they sit at the entry-level of what’s available, they can still depict films and TV shows with crisp detail that’s easy on the eyes. OLED TVs are the best option right now if you want to delve into the other end of the spectrum as the technology uses self-lighting pixels to deliver an unparalleled level of contrast and vibrancy – these are the TVs you usually see on display in shops.
OLED TVs can be expensive however, so if you want something that’s a step above the 4K standard but doesn’t cost the same amount as OLED, then QLED is your best bet. This technology uses advanced panelling to offer a more realistic level of lighting for a noticeable uptick in fidelity.
Is OLED worth the price?
Almost everyone has asked this question after seeing the price tags sat alongside the latest OLED TVs. Against the competition, OLED TVs easily offer the most arresting image quality available, and while having an OLED TV at home can make for one heck of a movie night, the technology isn’t essential to an enjoyable entertainment experience.
If you do plan on buying an OLED set then it’s best to consider whether or not you’ll be making the most of it. For example, the technology is best paired with physical 4K Ultra HD discs and the latest next-gen consoles to really see what all the fuss is about. If you don’t have those to hand then you might want to consider opting for a QLED TV and saving some money in the process.
Is it worth buying an 8K TV?
On paper, an 8K TV might sound like a tempting prospect for any visual purists. The technology is stunning and there’s no doubt that someday, 8K resolution will be more widely accepted but we’re still a long way off from that becoming a reality.
The problem is that there’s only a smattering of content that’s native to 8K, meaning that there isn’t much to make use of the technology for now, and the TVs themselves come with a hefty price tag to boot. Unless you’re dead set on viewing 8K footage that you’ve filmed yourself, we’d recommend sticking with a 4K set for the time being.
