Super Bowl TV sale knocks up to $1,000 off all Samsung QLED TVs

Samsung 32" The Frame QLED TV: was $599 now $459 @ Samsung
Up to $800 off: This is the least expensive Super Bowl deal in Samsung's current sale. Available in multiple sizes, this QLED TV offers 1080p resolution (all other models are 4K), HDR support, voice assistant support, and all the big streaming apps you could want. It's wrapped in an innovative design that looks like a work of art and can blend into any living room setup.

Samsung 58" 4K TV: was $529 now $499 @ Samsung
Up to $400 off: The TU7000 is part of Samsung's entry-level TVs. However, it's still loaded with features that include HDR support, built-in Bixby support (voice assistant), and Samsung's Tizen operating system, which gives you access to apps like Apple TV Plus, Netflix, Hulu, Prime Video, Sling TV, Disney Plus, and more. Various sizes are up to $400 off. 

Samsung 55" QLED Q60A: was $849 now $649 @ Samsung
Save $200: Get the entry-level Samsung QLED Q60A at an epic price low during Samsung's Super Bowl TV sale. It may not have the fancy backlight of more premium models, but you still get a full complement of smart functions, rich HDR support, adaptive sound that adjusts to your environment, and great sound, all in a slim, stylish package. It's $50 cheaper than it was last week. 

Samsung 55" Q70A 4K QLED TV: was $1,099 now $849 @ Samsung
$250 off: The Q70A ditches Samsung's full-array, local dimming tech for its dual-LED backlighting to dynamically enhance contrast. It features Quantum HDR support, 120Hz refresh rate, Alexa/Google Assistant support, and built-in Alexa and Bixy digital assistants. It's great for movies and gaming alike.

Samsung 55" Q80A 4K QLED TV: was $1,299 now $999 @ Samsung
Up to $1,000 off! The Samsung Q80A 4K QLED TV is part of Samsung's mid-tier lineup. It offers full array backlight with dimming zones that allow for the same level of backlight control offered on the previous year's best Samsung TVs. Meanwhile, Samsung's Quantum HDR 12x dynamic tone-mapping adjusts HDR output based on the scene. You also get Samsung's Tizen OS, built-in Alexa/Bixby, and Object Tracking Sound, which uses the TV's up-firing speakers to deliver realistic 3D audio with sound that tracks objects as they move on screen. 

Samsung 55" QN85A Neo 4K QLED TV: was $1,599 now $1,099 @ Samsung
Save $500: The Samsung QN85A Neo 4K QLED TV features a matrix of Quantum mini LEDs that focus light precisely where needed for better contrast. You also get Quantum HDR 24x, which provides scene by scene optimization for HDR. Other features include Object Tracking Sound (dynamic speakers that follow the action), Motion Xcelerator Turbo Plus for fast action scenes/gaming, and Alexa/Bixby support. 

Samsung 82" 4K TV: was $1,499 now $1,099 @ Samsung
If you want a massive TV, ths 82-inch TU7000 on sale for a record-breaking $1,099. It's part of Samsung's entry-level TVs, but still packs features like HDR support, built-in Bixby support (voice assistant), and Samsung's Tizen operating system. 

Samsung 55" QN90A Neo 4K QLED TV: was $1,799 now $1,299 @ Samsung
Editor's Choice deal: We named the Editor's Choice Samsung Neo QLED QN90A the king of QLEDs and various sizes are now selling for a whopping $500 off. With some of the smartest features we've seen — including Google Assistant and Amazon Alexa voice assistants — this TV features a jaw-dropping mini-LED-lit QLED display that blows away the competition. It also packs a feature-filled dashboard for smart home control. There's no beating this deal.

Samsung 65" QN800A 8K QLED TV: was $3,499 now $2,499 @ Samsung
Extra $200 off: We're not going to recommend you buy an 8K TV just for the Super Bowl, seeing as it's not being broadcast in 8K, but if you're curious about the technology now would be a good time to buy. Samsung is knocking up to $3,500 off its QN800A series 8K TVs with prices starting at $2,499. (That's $200 cheaper than last week's prices). The QN800A is one of the best 8K TVs you can buy and our pick for the most affordable. It features Neo QLED tech, which combines quantum-dot color with mini-LED backlights. You also get a handful of AI-driven features like upscaling, audio tuning, and HDR tone mapping.