Not a bad deal. Ask yourself if you need a "smart" tv or not. Specifically if you would use the apps from that tv. Stand alone devices like Roku do a much better job of making a tv a "smart" one than having it built-in. And you pay a couple hundred extra for this feature, and a Roku is less than $100.
Also with 4k now becoming the standard, that tv is already outdated. However 4k tvs only have 60 Hz refresh rates currently, where this one is 240, so that it something to consider.
Why don't you want a few weeks for black Friday sales? A lot of the special sale tvs are specially made for Black Friday, but even "regular" model tvs are often cheaper then. You could also look at open box. As long as the tv wasn't a display, open box is a good way to go to save some cash.
But, in the end, this tv isn't a bad deal as is if you decide to buy it.