Quick! The January sales feature up to £400 off our favourite TVs this week – but not for much longer

I'll say upfront that you shouldn't expect a cinematic wonderland from an HD TV at this size and price (although it does support HDR, which is nice), but what I really rate here is that it's just a simple smart TV at a great price. The Freely TV interface is easy to use, intuitive, and supports all the key streaming services. So, if you want a small TV that does the job and has all the smart viewing options you could want to watch your favourite shows and movies, here it is.

If you're looking for a small-sized budget display, you can't get much better than this Hisense 43-inch 4K TV that's on sale for £199 at Currys - a record-low price. The Hisense A6Q sports 4K Ultra HD resolution support, a direct-lit LED array for respectable brightness and contrast, and Dolby Vision HDR for superior colours. Access to all of your favourite streaming apps is just a button press away, too. All of this for a little under £200? Bargain.

Samsung's lineup of Crystal UHD TVs is less feature-rich compared to the pricier OLED and QLED displays, but they are a capable and affordable option for general everyday viewing. This 65-inch model is now available at a tempting low price in the John Lewis January sale if you don't need all the fancy features of a premium TV. For the money, you get a large and modern TV that supports high-quality 4K resolution and all the most popular streaming apps.

The 50-inch Amazon Fire TV is the mid-sized version of the budget-friendly 4-Series range and it's now down to its lowest-ever price. It's a nice buy if you're on a budget, as the premium 4K resolution delivers excellent clarity and picture quality for TV shows, movies, sports and general viewing. All major streaming apps are ready to go, too, plus there's voice control support through Alexa. It's an all-around solid TV for the price that I'd buy if I needed an affordable and capable display. This one was £20 cheaper on Boxing Day, but today's price is still worth considering if you're on a budget.

Here's a quality and good value big screen TV from Hisense. The QLED displays ensure vibrant colours and excellent brightness, even in a brighter room, while 4K resolution support gives you top-tier picture quality. As far as large TVs go, this is one of the better options I've spotted in the January sales that balances price and features really well if you're on a tighter budget.

The TCL C7K is one of the best value mid-range TVs you'll find on the market right now. While it's not perfect, our TCL C7K review was mightily impressed by this display's bright, vivid picture, and extensive gaming features. It's a fantastic all-rounder for most people, and even cheaper today thanks to a small but welcome price cut in the Currys January sale.

We've always had a slightly mixed view of 'The Frame' series of TVs from Samsung, but the latest 2025 model is by far the best - and addresses a number of our previous issues. Put simply, it's now not just a great-looking TV, but also a great-performing TV with excellent image quality. As always, this set is made to perfectly blend into your room by not just being a TV, but also a clever dynamic art or photo display.

As the successor to the excellent LG B4, the B5 is one of the best cheap OLED TVs you can buy. This 55-inch model sits in the ideal middle ground between size and affordability, offering a good option for most spaces and room sizes. Picture quality is excellent, with impressive brightness, strong contrast, and rich blacks for general viewing, while the gaming features are top-tier for a smooth and responsive experience on PS5, Switch 2 and Xbox consoles. Annoyingly, this one was £100 cheaper over Black Friday, however.

The latest version of Sony's Bravia 8 is an incredible OLED TV that boasts some of the best picture quality to date, according to our review. The display was only released this year and this is the biggest discount yet. Sure, it's still quite the investment, but you do get a picture quality that's bright, vivid, and detailed, with strong in-built sound as well. It's perhaps not the best pick for gamers, though, given it lacks some features compared to the competition.

The Samsung S95F was named TechRadar’s TV of the Year 2025 so it's an easy recommendation if you're looking for the ultimate setup at home. While it's by no means cheap, the S95F features incredible picture quality, a remarkable glare-free screen, and excellent gaming features. We awarded this one a full five stars out of five when we reviewed it, so today's excellent discount at the official Samsung Store is well worth considering.