Here Are Some Great TV Deals Ahead Of The Super Bowl

February 10, 2023

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On February 12, almost 200 million people will watch the Philadelphia Eagles play the Kansas City Chiefs in the Super Bowl, making it an ideal time to get a new television.

Although you may not find as many discounts as on Black Friday, prices have been lowering steadily due to the development of improved technologies and other new features.

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According to Julie Ramhold, a consumer analyst with DealNews, shops such as Target and Best Buy are slashing the cost of last year's models in order to create a place for this year's models.

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Ramhold stated that Best Buy had knocked down this TCL 58-inch television to $290, which is even cheaper than the pricing in November.

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Other great selections are a 75-inch LG 4K smart TV with built-in Alexa and Google voice assistants for $749 at Walmart, a 55-inch Sony 4K smart TV for $480, or a 60-inch Samsung 4K smart TV for about $450 at Best Buy.

According to consumer savings expert Andrea Woroch, even though certain reductions are not as great, the televisions may be of higher quality than some "no-name" manufacturers sold on Black Friday, which are sometimes not the best of the best.

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"We see bargains on more brand names than generic TVs, and the deals are mostly on larger screens," she added, citing a $300 discount at Sam's Club on an 85-inch Samsung 4K smart TV.

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Woroch advises searching for coupon coupons or cashes back on websites like as CouponCabin and shopping for "open box" or certified reconditioned sets for further savings.

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According to the most current inflation data, the average price of a television decreased by almost 14% in December compared to the same month a year earlier, and by about 40% over the past five years.

Comparatively, the consumer price index, which measures the cost of a broad basket of goods and services, is up 6.5% from a year ago, reflecting the steady rise in the price of most other commodities.

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While televisions may be less expensive, Super Bowl munchies are a whole other story.