Cyber Monday TV deals: Best deals from Samsung, LG, Vizio, TCL and more - CNET

Early sales at Best Buy, Walmart, Target and Amazon saw most of the best deals selling out quickly and inventory now is pretty thin, especially on well-known brands like Sony, LG, Samsung, Vizio and TCL.

We don't review them because their image quality is basically the same: mediocre, but possibly good enough for most people.

It's not the cheapest TV on the market at this size, and we expect models like the Vizio M-Series (which has local dimming) to perform better, but if you like the Samsung brand, it's a very good price.

It has 4K resolution but its image quality is likely far less than the best 55-inch models, and it doesn't even have built-in smart TV so you'll need to factor in the price of a media streamer too (if you don't have one of your own already).

This Insignia has recently been selling for $150, but Best Buy sliced another $50 off the price, making it significantly cheaper than the similar-sized Roku TV (below).

This is one of the best deals we've seen this year on a TV with the Roku operating system, which we like better than Fire TV or Android TV -- although it is a little more expensive.

TCL is best known for its Roku TVs, and we like the Roku smart TV system better than the Android TV version in this television, but for this price you can just buy a Roku Streaming Stick Plus, attach it to this TV and still come out ahead.

Aside from its smarts we expect this 4-Series TV to perform "good enough," just like the Roku equivalent. .

This is simply the best deal yet we've seen for Black Friday 2020.

We haven't reviewed this set and based on its specs we don't expect it to match the picture quality of the best 75-inch models, but if you prioritize a big picture over everything else, this is the cheapest price we've seen for a 70-inch TV, period.

We've seen 70-inch TVs come down to $400, but this is still a very good price on a gigantic TV.

The V-Series is Vizio's cheapest TV for 2020, and while we haven't reviewed it, we expect entry-level picture quality: good enough for most people, but not as good as something like the M-Series. .

We haven't reviewed this OLED, but we expect its image quality to be similar to the LG CX (as in: spectacular), and at Best Buy, the 65-inch size is on a deep sale at currently less than the CX.

The best TV we've ever reviewed is in a whole other league compared with the doorbusters on this list, and this is the best price of the year.

The retailer's Onn house brand isn't known for world-beating image quality, but we expect it to perform about as well as the TCL 4-Series (see below) and it has the same great Roku operating system. 

Speaking of TCL, this is the best price we've seen on a 55-inch TV this year