Give your old TV to Currys and you’ll get something way better for a lot less
Fancy a new TV tucked in the corner of your living room? You might want to take a quick trip to Currys. The UK retailer is currently running an eye-catching promotion, which is offering up to £250 off an upgraded screen when trading in what you already own. All you have to do is find the telly you fancy, then type in TRADETV code and click the recycling option on the checkout page. Then make sure you have your telly ready for collection. The money off is then instantly applied.
Depending on which new TV you choose, you’ll receive £50, £100 or £250 off. For example, Samsung’s 75-inch model has £50 off when you trade in.
Opt for LG’s 77-inch C5 TV and you’ll get a whopping £250 knocked off that cost. You can see all of the best deals below
LG 55-inch QNED 4K TV
PRICE: £649
GET AN EXTRA £50 OFF WITH TRADETV50 CODE
SEE THE DEAL
SONY 55-inch LED 4K TV
PRICE: £699
GET AN EXTRA £50 OFF WITH TRADETV50 CODE
SEE THE DEAL
LG 65-inch NANOCELL 4K TV
PRICE: £699
GET AN EXTRA £50 OFF WITH TRADETV50 CODE
SEE THE DEAL
LG 75-inch U8000F 4K TV
PRICE: £749
GET AN EXTRA £50 OFF WITH TRADETV50 CODE
SEE THE DEAL
SONY BRAVIA 65-inch LED 4K TV
PRICE: £999
GET AN EXTRA £100 OFF WITH TRADETV100 CODE
SEE THE DEAL
Samsung 50-inch NEO QLED 4K TV
PRICE: £999
GET AN EXTRA £100 OFF WITH TRADETV100 CODE
SEE THE DEAL
LG 77-inch C5 OLED 4K TV
PRICE: £2,999
GET AN EXTRA £250 OFF WITH TRADETV100 CODE
SEE THE DEAL
These are solid offers from Currys and it’s a good way of getting rid of old screens that might be clogging up your home. If you don’t have a telly you want to trade in don’t worry. There are some other decent discounts available right now from other retailers including Amazon.
Right now, you can take delivery of the 32-inch Fire TV and pay just £169—that’s over 30 percent off.
There is also £70 off Samsung’s 43-inch U7000F 4K TV which now costs just £249.
Another store with TV offers is Argos with prices starting from as little as £119. That low cost includes a 32-inch Bush TV that’s powered by Freely.
