Best Buy Wants to Give You a Free TV Just for Buying Another, Larger TV

Black Friday is no longer a single-day shopping event—like other shopping events, it has become a multiple-day extravaganza without a defined beginning or end. Walmart's sale is already live, as is as Target's , and some of Amazon's .) Joining the fun is Best Buy, which is offering some deals on TVs .

Its Hisense and Samsung TV deals stand out, which include a free digital copy of NBA 2K25: All-Star Edition with the purchase of select Hisense 65" TVs, or a free Samsung 40" Class TV with the purchase of a 98” Samsung Class DU9000 Series. The 40-inch Samsung is a $249.99 value, which launched in 2019.



It's a fine TV to put in a child's bedroom or if you need one in a garage, but don't expect much from it aside from basic smart features. The only TV that includes the 40-inch is the 98-inch Samsung Class DU9000 Series Crystal UHD , currently $2,499.99 (originally $3,499.

99) which comes with Smart Tizen TV. This is the lowest price this TV has been over the last four months, according to price-tracking tools . This TV came out earlier this year with an AI feature that optimizes picture quality called Supersize Picture Enhancer.

Samsung claims that it'll make the quality comparable to that of a 65-inch TV. If you're interested in the free digital NBA 2K25: All-Star Edition , it is available until Nov. 16 with the purchase of a selection of QLED/ULED TVs.

One of the standout options is the 65-inch Hisense U8 Series Mini-LED QLED Smart Google TV for $899.99 (originally $1,499.99).

It is the lowest price I have seen in the last couple of months, according to price-tracking tools. This is just $50 more than the previous year's version . You'll get 4K resolution with local dimming, which makes deeper darks and richer colors for a more dramatic contrast (it'll look close to an OLED).

The best part is you get the extra brightness that non-OLED TVs bring..