I'm a TV expert and I found all of the best Black Friday TV deals under $500

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The Roku Plus Series QLED TV and the TCL QM7 Mini-LED TV against a colorful background
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The holiday shopping season is upon us, and I’m busy sifting through some of the best Black Friday TV deals I’m bound to see all week. There’s understandably plenty of fanfare for the ultra-premium models, but I thought it would be helpful to highlight the unsung heroes of the holiday: TVs under $500.

But these aren’t just any TVs under $500 — these are the handful that I think truly rise above the rest. These are TVs for people who already know that they don’t need too many fancy frills but who nevertheless want a TV that looks good and won’t frustrate them, either due to poor performance or confusing software.

Below you’ll find QLEDs and more across various size points. They’re the best Black Friday deals you can get right now on 4K smart TVs under $500.

  • Roku 55” Plus Series QLED TV: was $499 now $399 @ Best Buy
  • TCL 65” Q6 QLED TV: was $549 now $427 @ Amazon
  • Samsung 43” Q60D QLED TV: was $547 now $447 @ Amazon
  • Hisense 55” U7N Mini-LED TV: was $798 now $497 @ Amazon
  • Hisense 65” U6N Mini-LED TV: was $698 now $497 @ Amazon
  • TCL 55” QM7 Mini-LED TV: was $799 now $499 @ Amazon

About the author

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My name is Michael, and I’ve evaluated well over one hundred TVs over the last ten years. Every November, I turn my attention to Black Friday and Cyber Monday deals, helping readers pick the best deals on some of the best TVs of the year.

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Michael Desjardin is a Senior Editor for TVs at Tom's Guide. He's been testing and tinkering with TVs professionally for over a decade, previously for Reviewed and USA Today. Michael graduated from Emerson College where he studied media production and screenwriting. He loves cooking, zoning out to ambient music, and getting way too invested in the Red Sox. He considers himself living proof that TV doesn't necessarily rot your brain.

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