OLED TV Black Friday deals – Save $200 on LG Class A1 OLED 55″ smart TV

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We’ve been keeping a weather eye on early Black Friday deals, and we’ve noticed that there are some really good OLED TV Black Friday deals starting to emerge as part of the deluge of early deals that find their way out onto the internet. Best Buy in particular is really starting to drop some excellent deals on the LG C1 and A1 series of OLED TVs. OLED is currently the top dog in terms of panel quality as each pixel is self-emitting, so no backlight inadvertently illuminates pixels that are supposed to be dark. In short? The best contrast and color accuracy you can get!

LG OLED TV Black Friday deals

Given that the PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X are both capable of 4K output and are capable of 120Hz refresh rates and other such visual perks like HDR (high dynamic range) you really need a TV that can take full advantage of these expensive pieces of gaming technology. Gone are the days where a 1080p LCD TV was all you needed. The days of the PS3 and Xbox 360 are long gone, so it’s time for an upgrade.

Luckily Best Buy is here starting their OLED Black Friday deals earlier than ever before and there are savings of up to $500 to be had. Anyone who has been lucky enough to have a go gaming or even just watching a movie on an OLED TV knows how stunningly vivid the colors and quality are. And with some of them supporting VRR (variable refresh rate) they are even starting to become popular with PC gamers who sometimes like to take their superior hardware to the living room to maybe be a little bit sociable on occasion.

The early Black Friday deals have started in full force at this point and we are continuing to work on finding the best deals we can for you to snap up. This will continue into Black Friday and Cyber Monday too, so stick around and see if you can save yourself a buck or 500 this holiday season.

Staff Writer AT WEPC

Ben Atkins Chafer

Ben's interest in video games started as a result of his intense need to be better than his sister at something. It didn't work but it started a lifelong passion in gaming, which then evolved when he built his first PC. He completely botched it but it was fun and he hasn't stopped since. He's currently fighting an embittered battle to get even slightly competitive at Apex Legends. He has a particular interest in peripherals and loves messing around with his setup.

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