TV prices are already dropping ahead of Black Friday, but a giant red discount badge does not prove a set is a bargain. Some prices are genuinely low, and some are mostly noisy math. This guide compares ten real television listings available in the United States on November 11, 2026, and explains how to check the price history before you buy. Black Friday falls on November 27, so there is time to compare.
Ten TVs to compare
These are listed asking prices, not promises that every shopper will see the same offer. Most entries below were checked against Amazon prices on November 11; listings can change fast, and checkout is the final word. Sizes, display types, and features differ, so a lower price is not automatically a better fit. The price tracker also shows offers from other sellers, which is handy for cross checking.
| Television | Screen | Price checked | Quick comparison |
|---|---|---|---|
| TCL QM6K | 65 inch Mini LED | $597.99 | Lower priced big screen |
| Hisense U6 Pro | 65 inch Mini LED | $597.99 | Similar price, Fire TV |
| Hisense U8 | 65 inch Mini LED | $997.96 | Brighter, higher tier |
| TCL QM8L | 65 inch Mini LED | $997.99 | 144 Hz panel |
| Hisense U7 | 75 inch Mini LED | $997.99 | Large screen, gaming mode |
| Hisense E7SF | 85 inch Mini LED | $898.99 | Biggest screen under $900 |
| Sony BRAVIA 6 | 65 inch OLED | $1,198.00 | OLED, Dolby Vision |
| LG C6 | 65 inch OLED | $1,399.99 | OLED, Dolby Vision |
| Samsung S90H | 65 inch OLED | $1,397.99 | OLED, 165 Hz |
| Sony BRAVIA XR8B | 77 inch OLED | $1,998.00 | Larger OLED option |
Prices and feature descriptions are from listings checked November 11, 2026.
How to spot a real discount
Start with the exact model number and screen size. A 65 inch version and a 75 inch version are different purchases, even when a retailer groups them on one deal page. Then look beyond the crossed out price. Compare today’s offer with recent prices and, when available, the item’s price history. One deal checker only counts a TV when it is near its three month low and at least 10 percent below its three month average. That is a much sturdier test than a flashy badge.
Check the seller, shipping, return terms, and whether the offer needs a membership or coupon. A television advertised at $899 can cost more after delivery, or turn out to be a refurbished unit. Tiny detail, big deal. Also compare panel type and refresh rate with how you watch: OLED can suit movie nights, while a bright Mini LED set may be a better match for a sunny room. Do not pay extra for features you will not use.
Buy now or wait?
If a model is at a verified low and the return policy is solid, buying early can be sensible. Still, Black Friday is November 27, 2026, and prices or stock may shift before then. Set a target price, save the listing, and check it again before checkout. See this TV price tracker and history guide alongside a Black Friday TV price check. The best deal is the set you actually want at a price that holds up, not the biggest percent printed in red.
