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Black Friday, get ready to enjoy hot deals on home entertainment as Betta brings you the year’s best TV deals. Whether you’re looking to upgrade to a 4K TV, explore OLED or QLED displays, or simply want a bigger screen for your home entertainment setup, Betta’s Black Friday TV deals offer incredible savings on the latest technology. 

Whether you’re preparing for family movie nights, gaming marathons, or binge-watching your favourite shows, don’t miss out on Betta’s Black Friday TV sale. Shop in-store or online and take advantage of discounts that make this the perfect time to invest in top-notch TV and audio devices. 

Frequently asked questions
Is Black Friday a good time to buy a new TV?

With many specials and discounts, Black Friday is the perfect time to save and get yourself a new TV! Shop TVs across a huge range of brands, models and sizes to suit your budget, home entertainment lifestyle and space.
Which TV size should I buy during Black Friday?

The right TV screen size will ultimately depend on your usage, space and the viewing distance. Larger screens will usually require more distance between the screen and yourself for proper viewing and reduced eye damage.
What’s the difference between Full HD and 4K?

Full HD and 4K refer to the TV’s screen resolution, which is the number of pixels the TV has and the type of images that the TV can display. Both deliver clear and quality visuals, and it’s up to you which is the best resolution for your entertainment experience:

  • Full HD: 1920 x 1080 pixels, typically available on free-to-air TV channels and many streaming services.
  • 4K Ultra HD: 3840 x 2160 pixels, offering four times the pixels of Full HD with bright, impactful visuals. Widely available on streaming services, live sports, and games.
What’s the difference between OLED and QLED?

OLED and QLED refer to the TV screen technology, which affects image production. Here are the key differences:

  • OLED: Uses ‘organic light emitting diodes’ without backlighting, allowing for thinner screens and richer colors for life-like image quality.
  • QLED: Features ‘quantum dot light emitting diodes’ with nano-sized particles for a broader range of brightness and vivid colors.
Should I buy an Android or Google TV?

This choice depends on the operating system you prefer or are familiar with:

  • Android TV: Powered by Android, offering an experience similar to Android smartphones and tablets.
  • Google TV: Powered by Google OS, often featuring Google Chrome as the interface and includes Google Assistant and Chromecast built-in.

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