Article updated on 02/02 - The last markdown of the Sales began this Wednesday. Unlike the previous one, we were able to find some interesting new offers this time, especially on the Samsung LCD side. Also note that several previously unavailable offers have returned. But don't forget that you now have 7 days left to shop if you are interested in a model.
It's the return of the Winter Sales in January 2022. The shopping event started this Wednesday and will last around 4 weeks this year to end on February 8. It's a little shorter than before, but you'll still have plenty of time to find what you're looking for. Note that we have published various guides and tips on this occasion, you can find them via the link below:
- Sales 2022: see all the good deals
As on Black Friday, televisions are among the most discounted products of these Winter Sales 2022. So you can currently get your hands on a top quality model at a competitive price. As usual, we scanned the main e-commerce sites to find the best promotions for the event. So here's what we found:
The best deals of Sales 2022 on TVs
OLED TV
Panasonic TX-55JZ980E at €990 instead of €1499 at Leclerc
Panasonic TX-55JZ980E
The Panasonic TX-55JZ980E is equipped with a very beautiful 4-inch 10K 55-bit OLED panel displaying a refresh rate of 100/120 Hz, associated with the Panasonic HCX Pro AI image processing processor. Highly renowned for the quality of its image processing, the manufacturer offers here a television with broad HDR compatibility (HDR10, HDR10+, Dolby Vision IQ, HLG) with a sublime and customizable image, enough to please to the most demanding movie buffs and geeks who like to adjust their screens themselves to get the best out of them. Very well calibrated from the factory and extremely precise, the TV offers numerous image modes. A state-of-the-art screen on the image side, therefore, also having two HDMI 2.1 eARC, ALLM, VRR and 4K 120p sockets. On the other hand, it still and always embeds My Home Screen, Panasonic's home OS, lagging behind Android. Thus, we will prefer to add a box or a Chromecast to it to boost its “intelligent” functions.
LG OLED 48A1 at €789 instead of €990 at Cobra
LG OLED48A1
The LG OLED A1 series skips some features of the rest of the range in order to offer a lower price. The refresh rate is 60 Hz and not 120 Hz as on an LG OLED C1, you also have to make do with HDMI 2.0 connectivity and an A7 Gen 4 processor which is not the most efficient developed by LG , However, if you're not a fan of video games, you won't lose much and can even benefit from an image at the top of what is currently on the market, with the absolute blacks offered by OLED , rich colors, 4K definition (3840 x 2 pixels), support for HDR and Dolby Atmos and a complete connected interface with Google Assistant and Amazon Alexa.
LG OLED 55A1 at €889 instead of €990 at Son-Vidéo
LG OLED55A1
The LG OLED A1 series skips some features of the rest of the range in order to offer a lower price. The refresh rate is 60 Hz and not 120 Hz as on an LG OLED C1, you also have to make do with HDMI 2.0 connectivity and an A7 Gen 4 processor which is not the most efficient developed by LG , However, if you're not a fan of video games, you won't lose much and can even benefit from an image at the top of what is currently on the market, with the absolute blacks offered by OLED , rich colors, 4K definition (3840 x 2 pixels), support for HDR and Dolby Atmos and a complete connected interface with Google Assistant and Amazon Alexa.
LG OLED 48C1 at €899 instead of €1284 at Rue du Commerce
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LG OLED48C1
LG's flagship model in 2021 takes up the essentials of what made the success of the LG CX in 2020: impeccable image quality, advanced features and top video game performance. This year it adds a new, more user-friendly WebOS 6.0 interface, a new Magic Remote gyroscopic remote control that incorporates an NFC chip to share content from your phone, a more powerful Alpha 9 Gen 4 image processor and Bluetooth 5 aptX compatibility. But its exceptional performance and its high-end characteristics do not overshadow its price, which is quite high for a 48-inch OLED. If you have the means, however, there is no doubt that the C1 will give you complete satisfaction.
LG OLED 77C1 at €2599 instead of €3799 at Cobra
LG OLED77C1
LG's flagship model in 2021 takes up the essentials of what made the success of the LG CX in 2020: impeccable image quality, advanced features and top video game performance. This year it adds a new, more user-friendly WebOS 6.0 interface, a new Magic Remote gyroscopic remote control that incorporates an NFC chip to share content from your phone, a more powerful Alpha 9 Gen 4 image processor and Bluetooth 5 aptX compatibility. But its exceptional performance and high-end features do not overshadow its price, which is higher than its competitors. If you have the means, however, there is no doubt that the C1 will give you complete satisfaction.
Philips 48OLED806 at €999 instead of €1199 at FNAC
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Philips 48OLED806
This year, Philips is finally switching to HDMI 2.1 and has paid particular attention to the performance of its OLED TVs in terms of video games. Improvements that benefit its “entry-level” model, the OLED806, which is still just as good in other areas as well. Its 4K 10-bit 100Hz OLED panel always produces a very beautiful image enhanced by its 5th generation Philips P5 in-house processor. Like the previous model, the OLED806 supports all the main HDR standards, including HDR10+ and Dolby Vision, and retains a backlit remote control, a very practical plus. It also gains support for Bluetooth 5 and a 4th side for its dynamic Ambilight lighting, a function exclusive to the brand that still animates your living room as well. However, although elegant, the design does not change again this year and still prevents the installation of a soundbar. Cable management is also basic and we regret that the Filmmaker mode, the only one to offer faithful colors, limits the color palette of the TV. But the OLED806 is still one of the best models on the market.
LCD TV
TCL 55C725 at €489 instead of €799 at Cobra (after ODR)
TCL 55C72
This 4K QLED television has a 100 Hz panel delivering beautiful colors and HDMI 2.1 sockets that will delight players with the latest generation consoles. The C72 is also equipped with the Android TV OS and supports all the most common HDR standards. The Chinese manufacturer TCL is therefore quite aggressive with regard to the price of this TV, but this is paid for by a somewhat fair brightness and a sound part below the rest. Despite this, the C72 turns out to be a very interesting option.
Hisense 55U8GQ at €699 instead of €999 at Son-Vidéo
Hisense 55U8GQ
The Hisense 55U8GQ television is an interesting 4K model for its quality / price ratio because it embeds rather advanced technologies for a reasonable price. The device has a 120-inch 55 Hz QLED panel with Full LED backlighting from 90 to 120 zones depending on the size of the screen. It is also HDMI 2.1 compatible on all its ports which will be practical for modern and assiduous gamers. Supporting the main HDR standards of the moment and voice assistants from Google and Amazon, its main advantage remains its high brightness with a peak at 1000 nits promising good HDR performance. On the other hand, it is powered by Vidaa OS, Hisense's home OS, much lower in our opinion than Google TV or Android.
Philips 58PUS8546 The One at €699 instead of €799 at FNAC
Philips The One (58PUS8546)
If the Dutch firm has given the nickname "The One" ("the good" or "the unique" in Spanish) to its new 8546 series, it is because the latter embeds the most powerful functions and technologies of the manufacturer. for a contained price. Thus, there is a 4K VA LCD panel coupled with the famous P5 in-house processor, wide HDR compatibility (HDR10, HDR10+, HLG, Dolby Vision), Android TV and Ambilight 3-sided dynamic lighting, these lights that follow the image. and which are the particularity of Philips TVs. Overall excellent value for money.
Samsung QE65Q60A at €967,50 instead of €1290 at Leclerc
Samsung QE65Q60A
Samsung QE75Q60A at 1311€ instead of 1505€ at Cdiscount
Samsung QE75Q60A
The Q60A, Samsung's cheapest 4K QLED TV in 2021, delivers beautiful images rich in color and brightness with an excellent contrast ratio and still features the brand's Tizen OS, which is quite effective. On the other hand, it ignores the HDMI 2.1 connection and is content with a 50 Hz VA panel only. Demanding players equipped with the latest generation consoles will therefore have to go their way. Too bad, especially since some competitors offer HDMI 2.1 sockets and 100 Hz panels for a lower price, making this Q60A a very good model for cinema or TV but a bit expensive in terms of performance.
Samsung Neo QLED 50QN90A at €1090 instead of €1790 at Boulanger
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Samsung Neo QLED 50QN90A
The Samsung Neo QLED takes advantage of a 4K screen with a display frequency of 120 Hz producing the most beautiful image that we have ever seen on an LCD. The main novelty of the 2021 range is behind the slab, equipped with a Mini-LED backlight which allows an increased peak of brightness and a better contrast ratio while reducing the effects of blooming, one of the biggest defects of the LCD. The Korean brand has also developed a new solar panel remote control. Powered by Tizen, the manufacturer's home interface, the QN90A is also compatible with HDR10, HD10+ and HLG and has HDMI 2.1 ports for gaming. Moreover, it offers excellent input lag for video games. In short, the best TV ever designed by Samsung in our opinion, offering an image close to OLED with better brightness.
Samsung The Frame QE65LS03A at €1199 instead of €1399 at Rue du Commerce
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Samsung The Frame 65LS03A 2021
Samsung is renewing its The Frame range in 2021. These are original 4K QLED TVs halfway between TV and digital frame. They also have the particularity of being thin, of being customizable with colored frames and of having a remote box, the OneConnect, facilitating connections. If the image quality is still there, the changes are minimal enough to justify a renewal. The internal storage space thus increases from 500 MB to 6 GB, which may allow you to download more works of art for Art mode, and the thickness is only 24,9 mm. However, if you are looking for a television dedicated to entertainment and at the same time design, The Frame could be for you.
And also:
- Sony KE-65XH9005 at 849€ instead of 1599€ at Cobra
- LG OLED55B16LA at €989 instead of €1299 at Rue du Commerce
- Philips 65PUS8106 at €699 instead of €799 at Amazon
The 2022 winter sales at e-tailers:
Most e-tailers like Amazon, Fnac or Darty participate in the 2022 winter sales. Here are their sales areas:
- Winter sales at Amazon
- Winter sales at Fnac
- Winter sales at Darty
- Winter sales at Cdiscount
Important:
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