Straight Guide to TVs to Buy on Black Friday 2025

Written by Fabio Lucas Carvalho

Published on 26/11/2025 at 00:14

Lista objetiva das melhores TVs para comprar na Black Friday 2025 com recomendações claras por categoria e atenção ao custo benefício

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Direct Guide to the Best TVs to Buy on Black Friday 2025, Organized by Price Range, Technology, and Real Use to Avoid Bad Purchases

Black Friday makes sense when the idea is to get something better for the price that would normally be paid for an inferior product. It’s not about seeking the lowest possible price, but about taking the opportunity to upgrade categories while paying practically the same.

This principle applies to the TVs listed below, organized according to use, technology, and budget.

Cheap TVs for Secondary Uses

Some environments do not require high resolution or advanced technologies. Kitchens, bathrooms, children’s rooms, or spaces where the TV serves only as background sound require cheap and simple models.

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More Complete Basic Models

This includes TVs with a better balance between price and quality, still without a focus on premium technologies.

TCL C5K – 43 inches, Full HD, QLED
Offers typical QLED contrast with a wider viewing angle. Full HD makes sense at 43 inches. Google TV makes it easier to use for those already accustomed to Android.
Samsung F6000F – 2025
Direct alternative to the C5K. It doesn’t have as many features, but works well as a basic TV. The decision usually revolves around the preferred system: Google TV (TCL) or Tizen (Samsung).

Entry-Level 4K TVs

For those who insist on 4K resolution without paying for premium technologies, the most stable options continue to be among Samsung and LG.

Samsung Crystal 4K – 50 inches
One of the best-selling TVs in the country. Fast system, game mode for streaming, and guaranteed updates. The observed price wasn’t very aggressive, but remains a reliable reference.
LG UHD 4K – webOS
Equivalent to the Crystal within LG’s catalog. Conventional LED panel and fast performance. The choice mainly depends on the user’s favorite system.

Intermediate Models with Strong Cost-Benefit

This is where models with a real leap in quality emerge, especially with the use of mini LED.

TCL C6K – 55 inches, QLED + mini LED, 144 Hz
Delivers an advanced set for around R$ 3,000. The price has fluctuated, but even above that, the cost-benefit ratio is very high. It’s one of the safest choices for Black Friday.
Hisense 75 inches – Google TV
Large model with aggressive pricing for its size. Offers a good image experience and reinforces the brand’s entry into the Brazilian market.

Large and Premium Screens

For those who want a leap in quality and are ready to invest more:

Samsung Neo QLED QN70FF – 65 and 75 inches
Mini LED with advanced image processing. The prices seen were competitive for the premium segment.
LG QNED – 75 inches
Combines QLED with NanoCell, bringing a robust hybrid panel and good performance.
TCL C8K – 85 inches, mini LED
Top-of-the-line model from the brand in Brazil. Priced around R$ 15,000, considered low for the set of technologies and size. Ideal for those who want a truly large screen.

These are the best-positioned options to take advantage of Black Friday without falling for misleading promotions.

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Straight Guide to TVs to Buy on Black Friday 2025

Direct Guide to the Best TVs to Buy on Black Friday 2025, Organized by Price Range, Technology, and Real Use to Avoid Bad Purchases

Cheap TVs for Secondary Uses

More Complete Basic Models

Entry-Level 4K TVs

Intermediate Models with Strong Cost-Benefit

Large and Premium Screens

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Straight Guide to TVs to Buy on Black Friday 2025

Direct Guide to the Best TVs to Buy on Black Friday 2025, Organized by Price Range, Technology, and Real Use to Avoid Bad Purchases

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