TVs

Compare TV prices in Australia across Samsung, LG, Sony, Hisense and TCL, from compact bedroom sets to 75-inch-plus living-room screens. Each TV lists every store price we track, cheapest first.

Before you buy 3 things to check when buying a TV
  • Screen size for your roomMeasure your seating distance. Most living rooms suit 55 to 65 inches.
  • Picture technologyOLED is best in dim rooms. QLED and Mini LED get brighter for sunny lounges.
  • The exact model numberOne TV name covers several sizes and years, so check the model code matches.

166 products

Prices at a glance

The TVs we compare at the most stores, with today’s cheapest price. Checked 2 November 2026.

Quick answers

How much do TVs cost in Australia?

Across the 166 TVs we compare, today’s prices start at $338.88. Most sit between $469.88 and $4,499, and half cost $1,495 or less. Prices checked 2 November 2026.

Which TVs are cheapest right now?

Of those compared at two or more stores, the cheapest today are Kogan 32" LED Full HD Tizen Smart TV (with Samsung TV Plus) - T96Q, 32 Inch ($341, 2 stores) and Kogan 43" LED Full HD Tizen Smart TV (with Samsung TV Plus) - F9Q, 43 Inch, TVs ($372, 3 stores). We only compare the stores we track, so someone else might have them for less.

Where can you buy TVs?

The stores we track with the most TVs right now are Appliances Online, Bing Lee, Sony, eBay, Samsung and Dick Smith. Every product page lines up all their prices, cheapest first.

Which brands make the most TVs?

The brands with the most TVs we compare are Sony (38), LG (33), Samsung (29) and Hisense (26).