Super Bowl TV deals are heating up. After all, the Super Bowl 2022 is already slated for Sunday, February 13, which means now is the time to shop for savings on big-screen TVs at Walmart, Amazon, Best Buy, and more.
If you’re looking for a big-screen TV, you’ll find some of the best Super Bowl TV deals at Amazon. The retailer is offering smart TVs from $119. While you’ll find some deals on 1080p sets, we recommend purchasing a 4K TV as the technology is now as cheap as buying a 1080p TVs.
Not to be outdone, Samsung has its 4K QLED TVs on sale from $499. The sale includes mid-tier models and premium models like the Samsung QN90A which is up to $1,700 off. (Make sure to follow our TV deals coverage for discounts on all-size TVs).
Super Bowl TV deals — at a glance
Best Super Bowl TV deals 2022
70-85 inch TVs
55-65 inch TVs
50-inch or less
When is the Super Bowl 2022
The Super Bowl 2022 will be held on Sunday, February 13. With just one week left in the regular season, the Green Bay Packers and Kansas City Chiefs are among the likely candidates for the big game.
Do TVs go on sale for the Super Bowl
Retailers from Best Buy to Walmart offer steep Super Bowl TV deals in celebration of the big game. To be fair, TV sales can be found year-round. However, late January through early February sees an extra spike in discounts as retailers offer enticing deals to get consumers to upgrade to a new TV in time for the big game. You’ll typically find the best Super Bowl TV sales on big-screen sets (55 inches and above) with prices as low as $299.
Be sure to check out our cord-cutter’s guide to Super Bowl 2022 for everything you’ll need to watch the game without cable.
Who has the best Super Bowl TV deals right now
No one retailer offers the best Super Bowl TV deals. Instead, our favorite sales right now are coming from Best Buy and Amazon. For instance, if you’re looking for a new OLED TV — Best Buy is taking as much as $500 off OLED TVs from LG, Sony, and Vizio. Not to be outdone, Amazon has numerous TVs, soundbars, and streaming devices on sale as part of its Super Bowl TV sales.