Best Black Friday QD-OLED deals 2025: everything to expect in November
Black Friday QD-OLED deals will be back in business this year

We've still got plenty of time before Black Friday QD-OLED deals kick off once again, but considering last year gave us brand new record-low prices and some particularly strong savings, it's well worth getting prepped.
Previous discounts stuck close to monitors, with TVs getting less of a look-in compared to previous years. If you're considering upgrading your PC panel with some Quantum-Dot tech, then, 2025 could well be the year for you. Between Alienware, MSI, and Philips there are plenty of flat and curved screens on the shelves right now, with QD-OLED options making up some of the best gaming monitors on the market.
As retailers prepare their warehouses for the next year's stock, fall savings can see these sometimes lofty MSRPs melt away. The biggest discounts ranged from $150 all the way to $650 off the latest and greatest TVs and monitors last year, so we're holding out for similar discounts this November. You'll find all our expectations for this year's sale just below and all the biggest offers from last year further down the page.
When will Black Friday QD-OLED deals begin?
Black Friday officially kicks off on November 28 this year, but the previous sale actually started a couple of weeks out from that date. Retailers are bringing their discounts forward and we've seen offers starting to get serious from mid-October in recent years. That means I'd recommend keeping a close eye on the shelves from about a month in advance, but the start of Thanksgiving week is when things really start heating up.
Where will the best Black Friday QD-OLED deals be?
We all know the key players in the deals game by now and that goes for QD-OLED deals too. These arethe retailers you'll want to keep an eye on now, an d in this year's Black Friday QD-OLED deals.
USA
- Amazon: Best for variety and official bundles
- Best Buy: Great for deals and will often price match
- Samsung: Browse the S95B direct from the source
- Dell: Go straight to the source of the Alienware AW3423DW
- B&H Photo: Well stocked and is a specialist in AV tech
- Walmart: Lots of stock and lots of bricks and mortar stores
UK
- Amazon: Always best for choice, variety, and convenience
- Samsung: Expect decent cuts on the S95B fro the official store
- Currys: Always price matches and is well stocked
- Dell: The maker of the brilliant AW3423DW could go big
- John Lewis: Always get that two-year guarantee included
- Very: Regular stock and often price-matches others
What to expect from Black Friday QD-OLED deals in 2025
There are few specific brands that are worth noting if you want to pick up a QD-OLED screen. In terms of TVs, you'll want to pay close attention to Samsung, as its QD-OLED S95B display dropped to $1,499 from $2,999.99 last year. To clear up any confusion, models like the LG OLED G4 don't use a Quantum Dot layer, so be wary if you search on Amazon and end up presented with a whole host of panels.
As for monitors, you'll find a few Dell, MSI, and Philips options available. The Alienware 34 AW3423DWF is an ideal candidate for a price cut, and it managed to drop to $649.99 during last year's event. The MSI MEG 342C also dropped under $1,000 to $799, a price that rivals the newest models without a Quantum Dot layer.
One thing you'll want to be cautious of this Black Friday is relying on search bars when checking QD-OLED deals. Retailers like Amazon and Best Buy don't have specific categories for the tech, and searching for the term will bring up essentially every OLED model available. This could lead to you picking up something without a quantum dot layer, and while that isn't going to matter to some players, it'll matter to anyone shopping with intent. To avoid disappointment, it's best to either check specifically on spec sheets for the feature or simply come back here, as you'll find all the latest offers in a neat collection.
Are TVs really cheaper on Black Friday?
Many retailers save their biggest TV discounts for Black Friday, but that's not to say great deals won't pop up before and after. However, you will normally find screens at their lowest price during the big event, and you'll be able to pay less for premium models and budget offerings alike.
Is QD-OLED really better than OLED?
Your own milage may vary, but our tests conclude that QD-OLED displays boasts more accurate colors, better contrast, and improved viewing angles compared to ordinary OLED. However, the tech is considered premium at the moment, so if you're not convinced, you could save money opting for the latter instead.
Last year's best Black Friday QD-OLED deals
Alienware AW2723DF 27-inch | $579.99 $429.98 at Amazon
Save $150 - A very fine gaming monitor from the always dependable Alienware, with a healthy $150 discount. At 27-inches this was a good size as well.
Buy it if:
✅ You want a screen from a proven brand
✅ You have less than $500 to spend
✅ You want a screen that gives vibrant colors
Don't buy it if:
❌ You want a larger screen
MSI MAG 271QPX 27-inch | $699.99 $479.99 at Amazon
Save $220 - For under $500, you could grab MSI's 1440p 240Hz screen, and it just so happened to be one of the cheapest OLED panels featured during Black Friday. That's pretty rad since it boasts QD-OLED tech, and it was well worth considering if you were looking for a smaller screen.
Buy it if:
✅ You need a smaller QD-OLED
✅ You want 240Hz refresh rate
✅ You play games mostly at 1440p
Don't buy it if:
❌ You want a 4K screen
❌ You need something bigger
Philips Evnia 34M2C8600 34-inch | $799.99 $569 at Amazon
Save $231 - The year before, this Philips QD-OLED monitor would have set you back $1,200. Last year, it was down to its lowest ever price and under $600, which isn't too shabby for a QD-OLED display with an 175Hz refresh rate.
Buy it if:
✅ You want a curved QD-OLED
✅ You want faster than 120Hz
✅ You need USB-C for your handheld
Don't buy it if:
❌ You'd prefer a faster refresh rate
❌ You're looking for 4K
MSI MAG 271QPX 27-inch | $749.99 $579.99 at Amazon
Save $170 - We're big fans of MSI's QD-OLED screens, and this one gave all the benefits of a QHD display while still being a size that will easily fit most desks. This was the fist time we'd seen this monitor drop below $600.
Buy it if:
✅ You don't have a huge desk
✅ You play fast-paced games
✅ QHD resolution is enough for you
Don't buy it if:
❌ You'd prefer an ultra wide screen
❌ You want something bigger overall
MSI MAG 321UP 32-inch | $829.99 $699.99 at Amazon
Save $130 - The 4K version of MSI's QD-OLED screen was also at a record low price, and it made use of its UHD capabilities with a larger 32-inch panel. This just so happens to be one of the cheapest OLEDs of this caliber too, and worth picking up if you prioritise panel specs.
Buy it if:
✅ You need a 4K screen
✅ You play competitive shooters
✅ You need good burn-in protection
Don't buy it if:
❌ You'd prefer to stick with OLED
❌ You want something a bit bigger
Asus ROG Swift PG32UCDM 32-inch | $1,299 $999 at Amazon
Save $300 - A significant discount brought Asus' QD-OLED display down to lowest ever price territory. This was a great result for Black Friday, and one to seriously consider if you wanted to add Quantum Dot tech to your setup.
Buy it if:
✅ You want 240Hz refresh rate
✅ You play competitive shooters
✅ You need good burn-in protection
Don't buy it if:
❌ You'd prefer to stick with OLED
❌ You want something a bit bigger
Samsung S90C 65-inch TV | $1,997.99 $1,347.99 at Amazon
Save $650 - The S90C was a chunk cheaper than the year before, and a 33% discount brought it close to a record-low price on Black Friday. While there aren't too many QD-OLED TV options out there, this remains one of our go-to screens.
Buy it if:
✅ You're looking for a 120Hz TV
✅ You want a decent size
✅ You need great gaming features
Don't buy it if:
❌ You'd rather invest in a panel alternative
Sony Bravia XR A95L 65-inch | $3,499.99 $2,898 at Walmart
Save $602 - This massive QD-OLED screen was within touching distance of its lowest price thanks to an extra $100 off at Walmart, and will properly help you embrace Quantum Dot tech alongside 4K 120Hz visuals. It normally stays at full price, so it was great to see Black Friday work its magic.
Buy it if:
✅ You've got a PS5
✅ You need 120Hz refresh rate
✅ You want a larger screen
Don't buy it if:
❌ You need something smaller
❌ You're looking for faster visuals
To dig deeper into the TV-tech-specific sales this year, get prepared for the Black Friday QLED TV deals, Black Friday OLED TV deals, and 4K 120Hz Black Friday deals. And if it's just one brand you're after then consider bookmarking our guides to the upcoming Black Friday Samsung TV deals, Black Friday Sony TV deals, and Black Friday LG TV deals.
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