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TV Radar

Updated Nov 5, 2026

Collected Nov 5, 2026

When does the TV drop in price?

History since Nov 5, 2026, rebuilt with each collection.

With 1 day of history, it’s still too early to name the month. Today no TV is 5% or more below its own median.

See week by week

What each week showed

Each row compares the median price of each model in the week with the previous week’s. A change smaller than 3% doesn’t count.

There aren’t two full weeks to compare yet. The table appears with the next week of collection.

What is below the median today

Today no TV with 30 days of history is 5% or more below its own median.

Upcoming sale dates we will measure

  • Black Friday: November 27, 2026.
  • Cyber Monday: November 30, 2026.

The Radar will compare the price on those dates with each model’s 30-day median and write here what it measured, without predicting drops.

How to read these numbers

The Radar has been collecting TVs prices since November 5, 2026 (1 day). That’s too little to say which month the TV usually drops: that takes at least a year of data. Today no TV with 30 days of history is 5% or more below its own median.

Next step

See what is below the median today

The real discount list compares today’s price of each TV with its median over the last 30 days.

Frequently asked questions

Which month is the TV cheapest?

We can’t say yet with our own data: the Radar has been collecting prices since Nov 5, 2026, and comparing months takes at least a year. Until then, this page shows what each week measured.

Is it worth waiting for Black Friday?

It depends on the model. The way to know is to compare the day’s price with the median of the last 30 days for that TV, which is what the "real discount" list does every day.

Where does the history come from?

From the Radar’s daily collection and public price series from comparison sites, adjusted to the price level of our collection. A point from another source never goes past the last day the Radar collected.

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Where the numbers come from

1 collections from Nov 5, 2026 to Nov 5, 2026. Each week, the median price of each TV; the change compares the same TV across two consecutive weeks. Below the median: today’s price against the median of the previous 30 days, only with 10 collections or more in the window.

Prices change without notice and the final price is the one at the store. The page doesn’t predict drops: it shows what has already been measured.

Data from Nov 5, 2026.