Best TV deals in Australia (January 2025): crazy discounts on Samsung, LG, TCL and more

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Following announcements of the TVs launching later this year at CES 2025, the best TV deals in Australia are likely to get even better as retailers look to unload old stock. That means some of the best TVs currently available, can now be picked up for incredibly low prices.

Below you can find some more of our top picks, but since we can't list every single TV on sale from every single online store, be sure to click through to the retailer websites and have a browse for a brand, screen size or screen technology you like.

The prices below are correct at time of publishing, but we'd be remiss if we didn't point out that TV prices can fluctuate on a regular basis, sometimes daily.

Whether you’re on the hunt for a powerful OLED, a bright, colourful QLED or one of the best gaming TVs, we’ve tracked down all the top 4K TV deals in Australia below.

Prices below are listed as current at time of writing, and deals may expire at any time due to stock limits or pricing changes. So if you spot the right saving for you, don't be shy and act fast to land yourself the ideal bargain.

Best TV deals available now

LG TV deals

LG C4 OLED (65-inch)
LG C4 OLED (65-inch): was AU$4,299 now AU$2,590 at Appliance Central

Save AU$1,709
Coming scarily close to its Black Friday 2024 price, this is a stellar deal on the equally sublime LG C4. We consider the C4 to be the best TV option for most people in Australia, whether it's to be used primarily for movies, TV or even gaming. It's incredibly well-specced and serves up a gorgeous image. It's practically perfect in every way.

LG B4 OLED (55-inch)
LG B4 OLED (55-inch): was AU$2,499 now AU$1,920 at Appliance Central

Save AU$653
Despite being the entry-level OLED in LG's 2024 line-up, the B4 is a fine choice for anyone looking to invest in OLED, but doesn't want to pay top dollar. Of course, it does miss out on some more premium features found on its siblings, but ultimately, this is still an OLED screen that will exhibit inky deep blacks. It's also got full support for next-gen gamers.

Other sizes
65-inch for AU$3,299 AU$2,480

LG CineBeam Q
LG CineBeam Q: was AU$2,499 now AU$1,695 at JB Hi-Fi

Save AU$804
The CineBeam Q is a stunning portable projector, both to look at and in use. It supports 4K and HDR picture formats (something that can't be said of many other portable projectors) and uses LG's excellent webOS platform for easy access to all your favourite apps. Sound quality isn't amazing, but you're able to Bluetooth to up to two devices to improve it.

Read our full LG CineBeam Q review

Samsung TV deals

Samsung S95D (65-inch)
Samsung S95D (65-inch): was AU$4,995 now AU$3,495 at JB Hi-Fi

Save AU$1,500
The S95D was notably absent from any major deals towards the end of 2024, so it's great to see it here with a huge AU$1,500 knocked off its price just after we've entered 2025. It was easily one of the best screens to be released last year, and a shining example of what can happen when you mix the benefits of OLED and Quantum Dot technologies. A sensational, cinematic picture with exceptional brightness, it's hard to fault.

Other sizes:
77-inch AU$7,995 AU$5,995
55-inch AU$3,995 AU$2,795

Samsung S90D (55-inch)
Samsung S90D (55-inch): was AU$3,295 now AU$2,680 at Appliance Central

Save AU$615
A decent saving here (although one we have seen bettered previously) on what is an excellent Samsung screen. We didn't get to review this screen last year, but we considered the S90C predecessor to be the best screen overall in 2023, and we have no doubt the S90D will only continue the winning formula.

Other sizes:
65-inch AU$4,295 AU$2,680

Samsung The Freestyle Projector
Samsung The Freestyle Projector: was AU$1,299 now AU$1,050 at Appliance Central

Save AU$249
Samsung's portable (dare we say, cute?) projector is capable of shining an HD image up to 100-inches in size onto a wall. It automatically adjusts the picture to ensure it's straight, and includes a built-in speaker for delivering 360-degree sound.

TCL TV deals

TCL C855 (65-inch)
TCL C855 (65-inch): was AU$2,995 now AU$1,682 at Appliance Central

Save AU$1,313
An even greater discount that what we've previously seen on TCL's excellent QD Mini-LED which we said was "easily one of the most impressive budget mini-LED TVs you can buy" at its full price. Shaving off over a grand from that price makes this an even easier telly to recommend.

Other sizes:

75-inch: AU$3,995 AU$2,520
85-inch: AU$4,995 AU$3,080
98-inch: AU$9,995 AU$5,865

TCL C755 (65-inch)
TCL C755 (65-inch): was AU$2,295 now AU$1,380 at Appliance Central

Save AU$915
We haven't reviewed the C755 just yet, but this entry-level model in TCL's latest range of TV still promises 1,300 nits peak brightness, a raft of gaming features and IMAX Enhanced certification. We've singled out the 65-inch model here, but it's also available in sizes ranging from 50-inch ( AU$799 ) all the way through to a mammoth 98-inch ( AU$4,880).

Sony TV deals

Sony Bravia 7 (65-inch)
Sony Bravia 7 (65-inch): was AU$3,495 now AU$2,995 at The Good Guys

Save AU$500
This 2024 Sony TV has previously been on the receiving end of a AU$1,000 discount, but considering that was during the end of year sales, we're not totally surprised it's now not as great. Still, the Bravia 7 is a mini-LED screen that Sony claims is a staggering 790% brighter than the X90L model it replaces. It also gets a new Prime Video Calibrated mode and some pretty neat energy saving settings that show exactly how much energy you're saving (or using) depending on your chosen settings.

Sony X90L Bravia (85-inch)
Sony X90L Bravia (85-inch): was AU$5,299 now AU$3,461 at Amazon

Save AU$1,838

Sony's mid-range screen from 2023 is still one worthy of consideration. It can go bright and it delivers great colours and contrast. It's also a perfect partner for the PS5. And in this 85-inch guise, it'll be a true home cinema champion. We recommended this TV in our Sony X90L review, though note that there's some backlight blooming and only two HDMI 2.1 ports.

Hisense TV deals

Hisense U7N (65-inch)
Hisense U7N (65-inch): was AU$2,295 now AU$1,450 at Appliance Central

Save AU$845
The U7N was one of the standout hits of 2024, delivering a picture that belied its regular price. So, with just under AU$900 shaved off its price, this is an excellent deal for anyone looking for an affordable home cinema upgrade. We said in our review that "it covers all the bases and performs well for gaming and movies, making it a versatile TV choice."

Hisense  U8N (65-inch)
Hisense U8N (65-inch): was AU$2,795 now AU$2,295 at Appliance Central

Save AU$500
We have found this Hisense screen cheaper at Appliance Central, but it's showing as only available to order, so we can't guarantee stock availability. In the meantime, this is still a good saving at JB what is another excellent set from the Chinese manufacturer that can go exceptionally bright, while also exhibiting excellent colour control. It's packed full of features too, making it a great value set.

Hisense C1
Hisense C1: was AU$3,499 now AU$1,888 at Appliance Central

Save AU$1,611
Appliance Central has been a bit relaxed with the RRP, lowering it by AU$500 – we’ve listed the correct one here. This means you’re saving a huge AU$1,611 on what is a highly capable 4K projector for the home. We've not reviewed it ourselves, but you can find an in-depth review from our colleagues at Sound + Image.

Chances to save on our favourite soundbars

So you've just bought a new TV for your living room, or are looking to boost the sound quality of your existing TV, what's next?

While the sound from some TVs has certainly improved since they first went flat and thin, for a better home cinema experience, you'll want to look at adding one of the best soundbars to your setup, to ensure your home cinema experience is elevated as much as possible. With this being the case, below we'll look to keep you up to date with any and all opportunities to save on the soundbars we've picked out as our personal favourites.

Bose Smart Soundbar 600
Bose Smart Soundbar 600: was AU$799.95 now AU$639.95 at Myer

Save AU$160
Our favourite compact soundbar for Dolby Atmos, the Bose Smart Soundbar 600 is capable of delivering a big, effective Atmos sound from its small stature (which also means it should be easy to accommodate). Vocal clarity is a particular highlight and it has good streaming support.

Samsung HW-Q990D
Samsung HW-Q990D: was AU$1,999 now AU$1,280 at Appliance Central

Save AU$719
The Samsung Q990D Dolby Atmos soundbar is one of the best, most convenient home cinema upgrades you can make. We found in our Samsung Q990D review that this 'bar improves upon the Q990C by tightening up the bass and adding 4K 120Hz passthrough, which is handy for hardcore gamers.

Sony HT-G700
Sony HT-G700: was AU$900 now AU$594 at Amazon

Save AU$306
Another entry on our list of best soundbars, we found the Sony HT-G700 to be one of the best performers in the budget space. It doesn't get dedicated upward firing drivers found on more expensive models, but Sony's audio processing technology is so good it doesn't even really need them. If you have a smaller space, this Sony soundbar will do the trick admirably.

More 4K smart TV deals

The televisions listed above are but a small selection of the TV deals available online, with loads of sets in various sizes and brands reduced every day. If the TVs above don't suit your needs or fit your price range, you can check out even more cheap 4K TV deals at Getprice.

Max Langridge
Staff Writer

Max is a senior staff writer for TechRadar who covers home entertainment and audio first, NBN second and virtually anything else that falls under the consumer electronics umbrella third. He's also a bit of an ecommerce fiend, particularly when it comes to finding the latest coupon codes for a variety of publication. He has written for TechRadar's sister publication What Hi-Fi? as well as Pocket-lint, and he's also a regular contributor to Australian Hi-Fi and Audio Esoterica. Max also dabbled in the men's lifestyle publication space, but is now firmly rooted in his first passion of technology.