This Unbeatable LG OLED Deal Takes the Cyber Monday Crown

You could be forgiven for thinking the end of Black Friday meant the end of sales, but no, Cyber Monday is here, and the deals are strong. That means there are plenty of discounts available today, including some of the best TV deals you can find anywhere.

If you're looking for an incredibly powerful TV, the price of this 65-inch LG OLED C5 4K smart TV has dropped to $1,400, down from $2,700. $1,300 discounts don't come along every day, so if you need a new main TV for your house, this could be the deal for you.

LG C5 OLED TV: $1,400 (Original price: $2,700) $1,397 at Best Buy

The LG C5 OLED builds on everything that we already love about the C4 series, with meaningful upgrades. It features the brightness-boosting LG tech, plus UL-certified glare-free performance, which helps in brighter rooms. Expect the trademark OLED "perfect black" and "perfect color" reproduction with measured black levels below 0.24 nits.

LG has also pushed the peak brightness up to around 1,400 nits, about 200 more than the previous C4 series. That extra punch helps HDR content pop, especially with support for Dolby Vision and HDR10 baked in. In short, movies and games look stunning, no matter the lighting.

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In his review, CNET TV expert Ty Pendlebury highlighted its excellent uniformity in both solid colors and high-contrast content, as well as its wide off-axis viewing, an area where OLED typically outshines its LCD competitors. While he felt the newer features like Voice ID and personalized viewing suggestions weren’t essential, the processing itself consistently delivered sharper, cleaner visuals across different content types.

Why this deal matters

The LG C5 is a recent release, and seeing the price fall this low is unusual, especially considering OLED sets tend to hold their value longer than most LCDs. On top of that, the C-series is widely regarded as LG's sweet spot, offering premium features without venturing into the more expensive G-series territory.