- From now through October 20, 2019, you can get early Black Friday prices on high-end home entertainment electronics at Best Buy.
- Best Buy claims that if the prices on select items drop before Black Friday, it'll refund the difference, but only if you're a My Best Buy member.
- Luckily, it's free to become a My Best Buy Member at the entry-level membership tier.
- We've rounded up 16 of the best deals on TVs, speakers, and more from the Magnolia anniversary sale.
Black Friday is at the end of November, but Best Buy members don't need to wait a month for killer deals.
Best Buy is running an anniversary sale on a number of its higher-end home-entertainment products. If you've been itching to buy gear from the likes of Sony, Samsung, and LG, take a look at some of these discounts, which are likely among the best you'll see this year.
We've rounded up a list of the best deals Magnolia Anniversary Sale deals below. Take a look at our picks, or check out Best Buy's website for more information.
Shop Best Buy's Magnolia Anniversary Sale.
Sony 55-inch A8G OLED TV
OLED TVs are usually pretty pricey, but this is your chance to get one at a huge discount.
Sony's 55-inch A8G is a gorgeous OLED TV with a wide color range, according to reviews. It's also a smart device equipped with Android TV, which gives you access to Netflix, Hulu, Twitch, and any other streaming service you might want. It features Google Assistant support, so you can pull up your favorite programs just by talking to your remote control.
$1,499.99 (originally $2,299.99), available at Best Buy [You save $800]
Samsung 65-inch Q900 LED TV
"Bargain" is probably the last word you'd associate with the phrase "8K UHD TV." But the Magnolia Anniversary Sale is your chance to get one of the best LED TVs on the market for a whopping $2,000 off.
The Q900 delivers a highly detailed picture — as an 8K device, it crams four times more pixels into the space that a 4K TV can. The colors are spot on, according to reviews, and audio is decent as well. It ships with Samsung's universal remote, which is nicely designed and easy to use.
$2,999.99 (originally $4,999.99), available at Best Buy [You save $2,000]
LG 75-inch Nano 9 Series LED TV
LG makes some of the best TVs in the business, and you can get this one for $700 off. Reviewers have praised its bright colors and crisp motion. It also sports four HDMI ports, so gamers can plug in peripherals and accessories galore.
You also get to control LG's smart TV system with its proprietary Magic Motion remote, which "feels a lot like playing a Nintendo Wii," according to Digital Trends.
$1,999.99 (originally $2,699.99), available at Best Buy [You save $700]
Samsung HW-Q90ZA Soundbar
There are a lot of good soundbars on the market, but Samsung's HW series are among the best you can buy. According to reviews, the Q90ZA provides a completely immersive Dolby Atmos sound experience and can handle all popular audio formats. It also works with Amazon Alexa and Samsung SmartThings.
$1,399.98 (originally $1,699.98), available at Best Buy [You save $300]
Definitive Technology SuperCube 2000S Subwoofer
Every audio company seems to be churning out subwoofers these days, but Definitive Technology remains a leader in the space. The SuperCube 2000 is one of its cheapest subwoofers, and it's even cheaper right now.
Reviewers say that the SuperCube delivers great audio, especially for its small size of 7.5 inches. It's also easy to set up and has a decent design that will fit with many styles of decor.
$299.98 (originally $599.98), available at Best Buy [You save $300]
MartinLogan Motion Speaker System
This home theater system includes four speakers, a soundbar, and a subwoofer, and you can get it for just $1,099. It also comes with wall-mount brackets, so you can truly surround your living space with sound. It delivers an immersive, premium audio experience according to reviewers.
$1,099.98 (originally $1,399.98), available at Best Buy [You save $300]
Denon AVRX1600H Home Theater Receiver
A home theater receiver is essentially a hub for your entertainment system. Plug in your TV, soundbar, subwoofer, and speakers, and the receiver syncs them up and enables you to use them and adjust their outputs in tandem.
The Denon AVRX1600H may look ugly, but the audio it delivers certainly isn't. Connect it to Wi-Fi, and you can access a variety of streaming services, including Spotify, Pandora, Tidal, and Deezer. It also supports Airplay 2, so you can stream from any Apple device directly to your speakers. With 6 HDMI ports and one HDMI output, a USB port, an auxiliary input, and even a headphone jack, this receiver can accommodate all the audio equipment you might need.
$399.98 (originally $598.98), available at Best Buy [You save $399.98]
Panamax 8-outlet surge protector
This gadget can protect up to eight devices from power surges. It constantly monitors incoming power and displays a warning indicator (and shuts off connected equipment) in the event of under- or over-voltage. As a bonus, it filters out noise from the AC line.
$114.99 (originally $229.98), available at Best Buy [You save $114.99]
Sanus Elite Series TV Wall Mount
This wall mount can accommodate TVs between 46 and 95 inches. It works with wood or concrete walls, and it's easy to adjust vertically and horizontally so you can find the perfect viewing angle.
$99.99 (originally $199.99), available at Best Buy [You save $100]
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