TV Boxing Day Deals 2026

By Boxing Day Deals · AI-assisted editorial revision; original source-check dates retained below.

Page updated 3 October 2026

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Compare the exact TV and total cost before choosing a Boxing Day offer. This page is a buying checklist with one retained 2025 price example. No 2026 offer is verified on this page.

Retailers to compare first

Products listed in this guide

This list does not confirm current prices, discounts or availability. Check the retailer's listing before buying.

Currys Logo Currys
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LG OLED55C4 (55-inch OLED)

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John Lewis Logo John Lewis
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Samsung S95D QD-OLED (55-inch)

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Amazon Logo Amazon
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Hisense U8N (65-inch Mini-LED)

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Currys Logo Currys
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Sony Bravia 7 (65-inch Mini-LED)

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Argos Logo Argos
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Samsung QN90D Neo QLED (55-inch)

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LG QNED90 (65-inch)

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How to compare these products

This list does not confirm current offers. Before buying, compare:

  • The exact model, product condition and seller
  • The total cost, including delivery and any required fees
  • Recent prices for the same model, rather than the advertised discount alone
  • Delivery, returns and guarantee terms, including any membership conditions

Read our full editorial policy.

Build a shortlist before comparing prices

Record the full UK model code, model year, screen size and condition. Treat a different size, suffix, refurbished set or ex-display unit as a separate comparison. Check the connections, apps and features you use.

Do not equate a brand with one screen technology. Samsung’s S95D 55-inch specification identifies it as a 2024 OLED TV. It should not appear under QLED recommendations. For sourced model examples and a room/equipment checklist, use the LG and Samsung TV comparison. Specification checked 22 September 2026.

For a smaller budget, use the TV buying guide under £500 to organise a shortlist, then verify the actual offer.

Check fit and equipment

Measure the TV’s width and depth with its stand against your unit, and list the devices you connect and the apps you use. Check that the inputs support the resolution and refresh-rate features you need. The LG and Samsung comparison covers the room and equipment checks in more detail.

Compare sellers on the same basis

Check Currys, Amazon, John Lewis, Argos and AO for the same model. These are starting points, not a ranking of prices or stock.

  • Identify the actual seller and product condition.
  • Add delivery and any installation or recycling service you need.
  • Read the included guarantee and any paid protection terms separately.
  • Confirm collection availability or the delivery date for your address.
  • Compare the offer with your own dated record for that exact model and size.

John Lewis currently states five years of TV cover; check the exact listing and exclusions before relying on it. John Lewis guarantee policy checked 22 September 2026: see its guarantee summary.

Currys’ current price-promise conditions allow eligible matches before purchase or up to seven days afterwards. Both sellers must have the identical product in stock and ready for delivery. Delivery and installation charges are excluded, as are marketplace sellers and specified restricted prices. Check eligibility before buying; a later refund is not guaranteed. Policy checked 22 September 2026.

The Currys TV page covers that retailer’s buying terms. Its price promise does not establish that Currys is the cheapest place to buy.

What happened in 2025

A direct Currys capture recorded the Hisense E7Q 65-inch QLED 4K TV, model 65E7QTUK, at £499 alongside the retailer’s £599 comparison figure on 28 December 2025.

That is a listing price. The record does not establish the delivery cost or a delivered total, and the observation does not establish a usual market price or an annual low. It is one model-specific result, not evidence that every TV or retailer followed the same pattern.

This page retains that single price example rather than a continuous price history for any model. Keep your own dated records for the exact TV and size; the shopping checklist explains how to save dated, model-specific prices.

When did the sales start?

Argos stated an online start of 17 December 2025 for its winter sale. John Lewis stated an online start of 24 December 2025. Amazon’s 26 December 2025 homepage capture carried no named Boxing Day event. A Currys capture at 6:14am on 26 December said deals were live but does not establish when they began. None of those observations confirms a 2026 launch time.

The Currys capture stated that stores opened from 9am on Boxing Day 2025. John Lewis stated a nationwide in-store start of 27 December 2025. Check each retailer’s 2026 page and local store hours before travelling or planning around a specific release time.

These historical observations are recorded in the go-live research.

Buy now or wait?

Compare the offer with your budget, your dated record and how soon you need the TV. Neither Boxing Day nor Black Friday establishes value by its name.

Avoid buying because of an unsupported sell-out deadline. A shortlist and a price limit help you assess an offer without assuming a lower December or January price.

FAQ

Are Boxing Day TV deals better than Black Friday?

No event-wide winner is established here. Compare the same model, size and seller terms across your dated records. One historical listing price cannot show that Boxing Day is consistently cheaper than Black Friday.

What size TV should I buy on Boxing Day?

Choose a size that fits your room, stand or wall mount and viewing distance. Measure the TV with its stand against your unit first. A larger TV is not better value simply because a sale is running.

Is OLED worth it at Boxing Day prices?

Compare the exact OLED and alternative models at their actual prices. Consider room lighting, gaming connections and included cover. A panel label or discount percentage alone does not show which TV is the better purchase.

Is it worth waiting until the January sales if I miss Boxing Day TV deals?

Check the offers available when you are ready to buy. This page has no evidence of a lower January price or worse stock for your chosen TV. Compare the actual price with your budget and your dated record.

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