This 77-inch LG OLED TV is suddenly even cheaper than its Black Friday price – but only for a few hours

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published 2 December 2024

Much like previous years, there have been some incredible deals on TVs in the Black Friday sales, but that doesn't mean we've seen the best bargains already.

In fact, as we tear headlong into the final hours of Cyber Monday, Best Buy has slashed even more cash off one of its best LG OLED TV deals – you can get the 77-inch LG OLED C3 TV for just $1,499.99 right now.

That's $300 less than it was selling for on Black Friday itself. And considering there was already a big discount, you're now getting a mighty $800 off in total.

We're also not talking about an entry-level OLED TV neither. The LG C3 was a flagship just a year ago, with the latest OLED evo panel and a premium feature set.

If you're interested in a monster-sized LG OLED TV but would rather a 2024 model, there's also an amazing deal on the 77-inch LG OLED B4 Series at Amazon.

That has $200 off for the rest of Cyber Monday and features a slightly enhanced version of the LG AI picture processing engine. However, it is a step-down model in comparison to the C3, relatively speaking.

Whichever big screen LG TV you choose, you'll be getting one of the best TVs available in the last couple of years. The brand essentially kickstarted the OLED revolution and is arguably still the best in the business at making the panels.

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