TVs in Pakistan are sold mostly by size, and "LED TV price in Pakistan" searches usually include one: 32, 43, 55 or 65 inch. This guide gives current prices for each size from Haier and TCL, the two brands with the most models, plus a few Samsung and Sony examples, and explains what to check in the shop.
32-inch LED TV price
| TV | Type | Price |
|---|---|---|
| TCL 32L5A | LED | about Rs 46,999 |
| Haier H32K85FX | Google TV | about Rs 49,900 |
| TCL 32S51K | LED | about Rs 52,000 |
| Haier H32S80EFX | LED | about Rs 52,900 |
| TCL 32S59K | LED | about Rs 56,500 |
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Good for: bedrooms, kitchens and small rooms. At 32 inches, HD resolution is common. Look for Full HD if you sit close.
43-inch LED TV price
| TV | Type | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Haier H43K85FFX | Google TV | about Rs 69,900 to Rs 73,900 |
| Haier H43K800FX | LED | about Rs 73,999 |
| Haier H43P7UX | LED | about Rs 74,900 (July 2026 listing) |
| TCL 43S51K | LED | about Rs 78,000 |
| TCL 43S59K | LED | about Rs 84,500 |
| Haier 43S80EUX | QLED | about Rs 90,000 to Rs 91,000 |
| TCL 43P79K | LED | about Rs 94,000 |
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Good for: bedrooms and small living rooms. This is the most popular size for families on a budget.
55-inch LED TV price
| TV | Type | Price |
|---|---|---|
| TCL 55P6K | 4K | about Rs 110,000 |
| Haier H55S80EUX | 4K | about Rs 125,000 to Rs 127,000 |
| TCL 55T6C | 4K | about Rs 129,200 |
| Samsung UA55DU7000 | Crystal UHD 4K | about Rs 154,999 |
| TCL 55P8K | 4K | about Rs 160,000 |
| Samsung 55DU8000 | Crystal UHD 4K | about Rs 189,900 |
| TCL 55C6K | Mini LED | about Rs 200,500 |
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Good for: most living rooms. At this size, 4K makes a visible difference.
65-inch LED TV price
| TV | Type | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Haier 65S80EUX | QLED | about Rs 195,000 |
| TCL 65C6K | Mini LED | about Rs 272,500 |
| Sony Bravia 3 (65-inch) | 4K Google TV | about Rs 296,000 |
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Good for: large rooms where you sit three metres or more from the screen.
All prices checked in October 2026 on the retailer and price-comparison pages listed under Sources. Most come from one large retailer in Rawalpindi and Islamabad; the Haier page did not show a date, and two Haier models showed slightly different prices in two places, so we give both. Samsung prices are from listings dated June to August 2026.
LED, QLED and Mini LED: what is the difference?
All of these are LCD TVs lit from behind:
- LED: the standard type. Fine for most homes.
- QLED: adds a layer that gives brighter, richer colours. Costs more.
- Mini LED: uses many small lights behind the screen, which gives deeper blacks and better contrast. The most expensive of the three.
For a typical living room, a good 4K LED or QLED is enough. Mini LED is worth it if you watch a lot of films in a dark room.
Which size for your room?
A simple way to decide is to measure how far you sit from the wall where the TV will go:
| Distance from your seat to the TV | Size to consider |
|---|---|
| under 2 metres | 32 to 43 inch |
| 2 to 3 metres | 43 to 55 inch |
| over 3 metres | 55 to 65 inch |
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A TV that is too large for a small room is tiring to watch, and one that is too small for a large room makes subtitles hard to read. Measure the wall too, including space for a cabinet or a wall bracket, and check that a power socket and the internet router are within reach. If the TV will hang on the wall, ask the shop whether the bracket fits that model and who will fix it.
Where to buy
- Brand stores and authorised dealers give the official warranty, and usually arrange installation.
- Large electronics retailers often have the widest choice, delivery and instalment plans. Ask whose warranty applies.
- Online marketplaces can be cheaper, but check the seller's rating, the return policy for large items, and how a damaged screen on delivery is handled.
Whichever you choose, open the box and switch the TV on before the delivery person leaves. A cracked panel is far easier to return on the day it arrives.
What to check before you buy
- Smart platform. Google TV and Android TV run most apps, including YouTube and streaming services. Check that the apps you use are available.
- Resolution. HD is fine at 32 inches. Pick Full HD or 4K for 43 inches and above.
- Warranty. Ask how long it is, whether it covers the panel, and where the service centre is in your city. Panel repairs are expensive.
- Voltage protection. Ask if the TV handles voltage swings, and consider a stabiliser if your area has them.
- Wall mount. Check whether a wall bracket and installation are included.
- Model number. Shops sell similar-looking models with different features. Compare the exact model number.
Paying for a TV
Many electronics shops and banks offer TVs on instalments. Some plans have 0% markup but a processing fee. Read our guide to buying electronics on installments before you sign.
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