Cyberday: the best deals on televisions, smart TVs and monitors

In terms of value for money, the Chinese brand TCL has positioned itself as a reliable alternative: its televisions have very cheap values ​​and more than adequate features. Or so says our biggest geek, Alejandro Alaluf, who included one of his models among the best smart TVs of the year. This one is 43″, capable of 4K gaming, Chromecast included and A+ energy efficiency. Regular price: $399,990.

A TV that follows you? A smart tv that you can take to the bathroom or the kitchen? A TV on wheels, a wireless monitor, a large portable screen? Yes, yes, yes and all that yes: these are the answers given by LG’s StanbyME, a TV with an included battery —it lasts 3 hours— and a stand that allows it to be used in any context and circumstance. . We tried it a while ago and really liked it. Today it is at its best price. Regular price: $799,990.

This model from the Chinese Hisense is, according to Alaluf’s review, a TV with “high-end features at an average price”. In other words, a great opportunity to watch TV in Ultra HD, watch 4K videos, listen with an interesting Dolby Atmos system and a very smooth refresh rate of 120 Hz. Its operating system does not yet have all the applications streaming, but for that he surrenders. In short, an excellent smart TV at a more than practical price. Regular price: $659,990.

Caixun is another Chinese brand moving into the low-price-good-quality range. As we observed in our practical test, these are televisions that will not dazzle you with their design, that will not amaze with their innovations or the number of applications that they integrate, but for this value it is difficult to get a more satisfying experience. Previous price: $189,990.

Samsung’s NEO QLED range is, according to our specialist, the one that offers the most and the best features. “A true technological compendium that delivers an elegant, thin and almost borderless screen, with an astonishing multifunctionality in terms of viewing modes, sound and applications”, wrote Alaluf a few months ago. It has a screensaver mode -which turns the TV into a sober image-, a super mode player –with a 120Hz refresh rate and HDMI 2.1—and a remote that doesn’t need batteries. These days, at Ripley, it’s at its lowest historical value. Previous price: $689,990.

But the digital human doesn’t just live on smart TVs. A good monitor is also necessary for telecommuting, improving the experience with video games or adding space to small computer screens. notebook. This ViewSonic, which we just tested and reviewed, is a brilliant curved Full HD monitor, it turns the work area into a huge colorful surface, although its strong point is in the audience player, of a fluidity and quality rarely seen. Regular price: $349,990.

Another smart TV from Chinese Caixun, this time bigger —50 inches—, with ultra HD quality and the possibility of playing in 4K. It’s one of the jewels of this brand, with very thin edges, a two-year guarantee and a Linux operating system which, although still in development, has the most popular streaming applications. Regular price: $259,990.

In the same size, this LG model also gets a big discount, with ultra HD quality and the ability to play in 4K. Launched last year, it incorporates a screen saver mode that turns the idle device into a decorative element. The ThinQ artificial intelligence system allows it to connect to other LG devices, as well as control it by voice. Its energy efficiency is A. Regular price: $399,990.

Finally, the cheapest Samsung smart TV of this Cyberday is at an even lower price: for less than €200,000 it is possible to obtain a 43″ Full HD LED TV from 2020, with HDR and an interesting connection of 2 HDMI ports, one USB and Wi-Fi. Previous price: $219,990.

*Prices for products in this item are updated as of May 31, 2022. Values ​​and availability may change.