The best Super Bowl TV deals 2024: Save on LG, Samsung, and Hisense

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The Super Bowl is less than a month away, and we're here to help you prep for the big game with great discounts on big-screen TVs. Retailers like Amazon and Best Buy have started offering Super Bowl TV deals on displays from popular brands like LG, Samsung, TCL, and Hisense. 

The best Super Bowl TV deals right now include a whopping $2,000 off a huge 98-inch TCL 4K TV. You can also save $200 on the already affordable 65-inch Hisense U6K, which is our pick for the best TV you can buy on a budget. Check out our full U6K 4K TV review for more details on why it's such a great display for the money. 

Below, our deal experts have highlighted all of the top discounts so far, and we expect more savings to pop up as we get closer to the Super Bowl on February 11. We've mostly focused on big-screen sets to offer the most immersive experience for the big game, but we've also included a few smaller models that are going for great prices. And if you're looking for more display discounts, check out our full roundup of all the best TV deals right now. 

12 best Super Bowl TV deals right now

This huge TCL 4K TV is seeing a massive discount right now. At $2,000, this current sale price is $500 less than what we saw on Black Friday. This is an incredible, rare deal for a TV this large.

The S90C is our pick for the best TV you can buy right now. It delivers premium 4K image quality with top-of-the-line contrast and quantum dot color for less than similar OLEDs from LG and Sony. Right now, it's back down to the deal price we saw on Black Friday.

Hisense’s U6K is one of the best budget TVs you can buy. The 4K display boasts quantum dots, local dimming, and a Mini LED backlight to deliver better contrast and color performance than most competitors in its price range. This isn't the lowest price we've seen, but it's still an incredible deal for a Mini LED TV.

This 65-inch Samsung TV is one of the best QLEDs you can get, and its super-bright picture is an especially great fit for living rooms that let in a lot of light. It's on sale now for even less than we saw on Black Friday, but not quite as low as it dipped to right before Christmas.

The CU7000 delivers decent performance for budget TV shoppers who favor the Samsung brand. This is a good deal for an entry-level 75-inch set, but you do miss out on picture-quality perks like local dimming and quantum dots at this price point.

Hisense's U7K Google TV has excellent brightness, voice controls, and full 120Hz compatibility with PS5 and Xbox Series X. While it's frequently discounted, this deal matches the best we've seen so far and is an especially great price for this screen size.

The S89C is a slight variation of our current favorite TV, the S90C. It delivers the same incredible OLED contrast and quantum dot color performance but comes with attachable feet for a stand rather than a pedestal design. The 77-inch model is selling for about $300-$500 less than its S90C counterpart. An OLED this good and this big is rarely ever this price.

The B3 is LG's current entry-level OLED. It's not as bright as more expensive models but delivers the same infinite contrast ratio for a more budget-friendly price. Though we think Samsung's OLEDs have an edge in picture quality, this is an excellent deal price if you prefer the LG brand.

This midrange Neo QLED TV has a Mini LED backlight with local dimming and quantum dots for excellent color and contrast performance. This is a new all-time low deal price and an excellent value for a TV this big and with this level of performance.

The U8K is Hisense's flagship 4K TV. It's one of the brightest displays you can buy, and it delivers impressive contrast thanks to its Mini LED backlight. This deal price matches the lowest we've seen this model dip to.

This 55-inch TCL TV uses a QLED panel, which offers great color performance. It lacks local dimming and native 120Hz support but otherwise has all the trappings needed for modern gaming and home cinemas. This is an excellent deal price for a 55-inch set in this class.

If you've got a smaller space and don't need a large screen, this deal is tough to beat for a 4K display with superb picture quality. This model is dimmer than LG's more expensive models and has a slower 60Hz refresh rate, but the A2 is the most affordable OLED you can snag right now.

How to shop for a TV for watching sports

If you're looking for a new TV with sports in mind, we recommend focusing on 4K models in larger screen sizes to get the most immersive experience. The best 4K TVs use an OLED display or an advanced LED screen, often branded as QLED, with local dimming. These TVs deliver the highest contrast, deepest black levels, and most accurate colors.

Midrange and high-end QLED models are also known for their impressive brightness, with top options offering up to 2,000 nits, which can make them the best fit for watching sports in living rooms that let in a lot of light. However, the best OLED TVs are still bright enough for most rooms and then have better viewing angles than most QLEDs, which makes them excellent for Super Bowl parties where guests may be sitting off to the side of the display.

If you want a budget-friendly TV for casual viewing and don't care about getting high-end contrast or color, an entry-level LED panel should do the job. Though picture quality won't be as impressive as more expensive OLED and QLED models, several cheap LED TVs still have decent performance and solid smart TV streaming.

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