Black Friday deals at Walmart are now well advanced, and various budget screens have gotten even cheaper to usher in discount celebrations.
After a 70-inch screen for really large images? This 4K HDR TV now costs just € 398 after a whopping 40% discount. It's an incredible savings on such a large TV, and we don't expect to see anything of a comparable size for that price for the remainder of the Black Friday TV event. Walmart, we take our hats off to you.
On the smaller (and even cheaper) side, this 40-inch onn. The TV costs just € 128 after a half-price discount reduces the suggested retail price to negligible proportions.
That's right, for the price of a 4K Apple TV or a yearly Netflix subscription, you can buy a full TV, but keep in mind that you'll be sticking with 1080p / HD resolution instead of the 4K detail typically found on TV screens. 40 inches. .
If you want something huge from the Vizio brand, which isn't bad at all, you can pay a little more and get your 70-inch monster for $ 498, but you get Dolby Vision support for that too.
Walmart's Black Friday deals launched at 3pm PT for Early Access members and 7pm PT for everyone else, so be sure to act quickly before supplies run out, as most of these Units could change before everyday shoppers see them.
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More Black Friday deals in the US
- Amazon: 30% off 4K TVs, Fire TV Stick, and More During Black Friday Sale
- AirPods Pro: On sale for € 197.99 at Amazon
- Adidas: 50% discount on sportswear and shoes + free shipping
- Best Buy: Up to 50% Off Keurig Coffee Makers, 4K TVs, Laptops, and More
- Budget TVs: Smart TV starting at $ 99.99 at Best Buy
- Christmas: lights, trees and decorations from € 6.99 at Amazon
- Christmas Pajamas: Family Matching Outfits Starting at $ 14.99 at Amazon
- Clothing: Up to 50% off coats, running shoes and watches at Amazon
- Costco: up to € 900 on furniture, laptops, TVs and jewelry
- Dell: Up to € 700 off XPS 13, Inspiron and Alienware
- DIY: 40% off Power Tools, Leaf Blowers, and More at Walmart
- DreamCloud: € 200 off luxury mattresses + € 399 on free gifts
- Gifts Under $ 30: Cheap Books, Toys, and Gift Ideas at Amazon
- H&M: fashion gifts from € 5.99 for men, women and children
- Home Depot: Save Over $ 1,000 on Refrigerators, Washers, and Large Appliances
- HP: laptops from € 199.99
- Instant pot: from € 84 at Amazon
- Keurig: Up to 30% Off Single and Pitcher Coffee Makers at Amazon
- Layla: Up to € 900 Off Mattress Sets During Black Friday Event
- Lowe's: 50% off tools, appliances and holiday decorations
- Microsoft: save up to € 400 on Surface Pro 7
- Nectar: € 499 discount on mattresses + € 399 on free gifts
- Nike - Up to 40% off running shoes, hoodies, sweatpants and more
- Nintendo Switch: latest stock updates on consoles and games
- Nordstrom - Up to 40% off North Face, Adidas, UGG, Nike, etc.
- Saatva: exclusive to LaComparacion: save € 250 on luxury mattresses
- Samsung: Up to € 3,500 in Black Friday Savings on 4K and 8K QLED TVs
- Shark Vacuum: Up to 15% Off Cordless and Corded Vacuums at Amazon
- Target: massive deals on TVs, toys, Dyson, Keurig, etc.
- Toys: discounts on LEGO, hoverboards and Barbie at Walmart
- TVs: Amazon Fire Smart TVs starting at € 99,99
- Walmart: Big Savings on TVs, Cordless Vacuums, and More
- Wayfair: up to 50% discount on Christmas trees, decorations, wreaths and stockings
You can see more TV deals with our Best Buy Black Friday deals guide. You can also get more great deals with our roundup of the best Walmart Black Friday deals and the best Amazon Black Friday deals.
Henry is LaComparacion's news and features editor, covering today's stories with enthusiasm, enthusiasm, and poise. He has spent the past three years reporting on smart TVs, projectors and speakers, as well as gaming and virtual reality, including a stint as the website's Home Cinema editor, and has been interviewed live on BBC World News and Channel News Asia, discussing the future of 4K resolution and transport TVs respectively. As an English Literature graduate and persistent theater enthusiast, he will often be found forcing Shakespeare's puns in his articles on technology, which he believes is what the bard would have wanted. Firms include Edge, T3, and Little White Lies.