Best TV sales available online in Australia December 2024

These TV sales are your chance to grab that new device you've been eyeing.

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Advances in TV technology allow us to enjoy more immersive entertainment experiences than ever. With the pandemic accelerating the decline of movie theatres, consumers have realised that it's perfectly possible to recreate cinematic experiences in the comfort of their own homes.

Of course, this often comes at a rather dear cost. That's why we've rounded up the best TV sales for you to shop right now. These deals are sure to take your enjoyment of your favourite movies, TV shows, video games and more to the next level.

For more information, check out our guide to the 12 best TVs in Australia.

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Best TV sales 2022

Up to 33% off on eBay
Up to 33% off on eBay

eBay is your one-stop shop for a wide variety of TVs available from an enormous range of sellers. It's the perfect place to find your new lounge room centrepiece.



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Up to 38% off on Amazon
Up to 38% off on Amazon

From 4K UHD and OLED to QLED, whatever bells and whistles you've been hoping to have included in your next TV can be found on Amazon.



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Up to 57% off on Kogan
Up to 57% off on Kogan

Kogan has an outstanding range of TVs to suit anyone's preference. Grab a deal now.



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Up to 57% off on Dick Smith
Up to 57% off on Dick Smith

Head over to Dick Smith for can't-miss deals that will take your home theatre to the next level.



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Up to 50% off on Myer
Up to 50% off on Myer

A truly premium TV can completely revolutionise your viewing experience. You can enjoy some of the finest products in the space at a discount on Myer right now.



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Up to 34% off on Appliances Online
Up to 34% off on Appliances Online

You can cop brands such as Samsung, Sony and LG at affordable prices thanks to this Appliances Online sale.



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Up to 33% off on David Jones
Up to 33% off on David Jones

Shop brands like Sony, Samsung, LG and so many more with these David Jones TV sales.



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Up to 20% off on The Good Guys
Up to 20% off on The Good Guys

The Good Guys is renowned for its excellent deals on consumer electronics. Shop its impressive TV sale now.



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Up to 20% off QLED TVs on Samsung
Up to 20% off QLED TVs on Samsung

QLED TVs are all the rage. Find out why without breaking the bank thanks to this Samsung TV sale.



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Which of these retailers offer free delivery?

  • eBay: Free delivery on eligible items with an eBay Plus membership.
  • Amazon: Free delivery on eligible items with an Amazon Prime membership.
  • Kogan: Free delivery on eligible items or with a Kogan First membership.
  • Myer: Free delivery on orders over $99.
  • David Jones: Free delivery on orders over $50.
  • Appliances Online: Free delivery around Australia.

Which type of TV is best?

There are a plethora of styles of TV to choose from. Here's a quick run-down of a few of the most common characteristics of modern TVs.

Smart TV

Smart TVs set themselves apart with built-in functionality incorporating popular apps such as Netflix and Prime Video. In the streaming age, these TVs are understandably very popular. If you don't want to blow your budget on a smart TV, you can instead simply connect a digital media player such as Chromecast to a compatible TV.

4K vs 8K

Unless you're on a tight budget, it's worth splashing out on a 4K TV. These increasingly affordable models simply look better than lower-resolution alternatives.

The same cannot be said for 8K TVs. The problem with these ultra-high resolution TVs is that barely any content exists that takes full advantage of the huge screen size. You'll have to settle for upscaled video of smaller resolutions and the results aren't great.

LED LCD vs OLED vs QLED

Light-emitting diodes (LED) refer to how your TV generates light. LED LCD TVs are the most common, utilising backlighting and LEDs to create various colours as the TV demands.

Organic light-emitting diode (OLED) screens are considered the current gold standard. They do not feature a backlight, meaning they can deliver true, absolute blacks in a way LCD TVs cannot.

Quantum dot light-emitting diode (QLED) screens are an emerging technology that adds an extra layer of "quantum dots" which dynamically glow when exposed to LED backlighting. For more information, check out our complete guide to OLED vs QLED TVs.

TV shopping tips

  • Budget for accessories: If you plan to add elements such as soundbars and digital media players to your TV set-up, don't forget to factor in their cost.
  • Refresh rate – the higher the better: When purchasing a TV, you might feel like your head is about to explode with all the technical jargon you're taking in. But something that's important to keep in mind is refresh rate, which dictates how smooth motion appears on your screen. Go for 120Hz if you can.
  • Screen size: Don't get carried away with the largest screen size you can afford. Consider your living area and how much TV you actually need.
  • Go for HDR: High-dynamic range (HDR) TVs feature more colours and contrast than non-HDR TVs and are worth purchasing if the added cost isn't too prohibitive for you.
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