TV price in Bangladesh: what your budget buys at each screen size
You have just scrolled a grid where the TV price in Bangladesh runs from ৳ 7,500 to ৳ 9,21,990, and the number on the tile is the least useful thing on it. Two 55-inch sets on this page differ by ৳ 38,000 and by three years of warranty. A 43-inch and a 65-inch can cost the same.
What follows settles four things in order: the band you can afford, the size your room can take, the three specifications that change how the set performs, and the local checks — voltage rating, panel warranty, IPS load — that decide whether it lasts.
TV price list by budget band
Use the price filter above the grid to jump straight to a band. Every figure is a live listing price on this marketplace, not a recommended retail price.
The five specifications that change the decision
Resolution: when 4K TV price in Bangladesh is worth paying
4K packs 3840 × 2160 pixels — four times a Full HD panel. From 43 inches upward, at six feet or more, the difference is visible on Netflix, YouTube and Prime Video. At 32 inches it is not, at any sensible distance.
What this means for you: buy 4K at 43 inches and up. Below that, spend the difference on a bigger Full HD screen instead. 8K is a real panel with no Bangladeshi content behind it — the only 8K set here costs nine times the 55-inch 4K sets beside it.
Panel type: LED, QLED, Mini LED and OLED
Plain LED is the baseline and is fine in most rooms. QLED adds a quantum-dot layer that pushes brightness and colour saturation, which counts in a Dhaka drawing room with unshaded south-facing windows. Mini LED divides the backlight into many more dimming zones — the Xiaomi 55 inch S Mini 4K Google TV at ৳ 94,500 is the clearest example in this grid. OLED lights each pixel separately, so black is genuinely black.
What this means for you: bright daytime room, choose QLED — the Samsung 50Q7F QLED 4K AI smart TV at ৳ 81,590 is the cheapest entry point. Dark room, evening films, choose OLED. Do not pay the OLED premium for a room you only use in daylight.
Refresh rate and gaming inputs
60Hz handles drama, news and everything streamed. Fast panning — a cover drive, a counter-attack, a racing line — is where 120Hz and above stop the smear. Most sets under ৳ 90,000 here are 60Hz native, and spec sheets sometimes quote a "motion rate" figure that is not the native rate.
What this means for you: if a console is going into the HDMI port, look for HDMI 2.1, native 120Hz, and an ALLM or VRR mention. Pair it from the video games and consoles category. For cable cricket, 60Hz is enough.
Platform: Google TV, Android TV, Tizen and webOS
Google TV and Android TV carry the Play Store, so Toffee, Bioscope, Hoichoi and Chorki install directly. Samsung's Tizen and LG's webOS run their own stores, where local OTT coverage is thinner and you may need a dongle from the streaming devices and receivers collection.
What this means for you: if your household watches Bangladeshi OTT, a Google TV set saves you buying and powering a separate stick.
Sound, and the ports that fix it
Almost everything under ৳ 1,00,000 ships around 20W total through down-firing drivers — the Hisense 43A6F3 lists 2 × 10W, the Samsung 55Q7F lists 20W. Thin panels have nowhere to put a real speaker, and dialogue is the first casualty.
What this means for you: budget for a soundbar from the home audio and sound category at the same time, and confirm the listing mentions eARC or optical out before you buy the bar.
What size TV for your room
Measure from where you actually sit to where the set will actually hang. Not the room's length — the seat to the wall.
32 inch TV price in Bangladesh
32 inches suits 4 to 5.5 feet, which describes a standard 100 to 130 square foot bedroom. Prices start at ৳ 14,000 here. Stay on HD at this size; the double-glass voice-control Android set at ৳ 15,500 is the sensible ceiling.
43 inch TV price in Bangladesh
43 inches wants 5.5 to 7 feet — most flat drawing rooms in Mirpur, Uttara or Agrabad. This is where 4K starts paying for itself, and the band runs from ৳ 22,000 for entry Android sets to the Sony Bravia 2 K-43S20M2 4K Google TV at ৳ 76,590.
55 inch TV price in Bangladesh
55 inches needs 7 to 9 feet. Closer than that and you start resolving pixel structure, which defeats the upgrade. The Pentanik 55 inch Google 4K QLED TV at ৳ 60,000 is the value floor; the Toshiba 55M550NP QLED 4K Google TV at ৳ 91,590 is where build quality steps up.
65 inch and larger TV price in Bangladesh
65 inches wants 8.5 to 11 feet; 75 inches wants 10 to 13. The Hisense 65A6F3 bezel-less 4K Google TV at ৳ 85,000 shows what this size costs now, and Hisense 85Q6N 4K QLED at ৳ 2,45,000 shows the next step up. Before you order either, read the carton dimensions section below.
TV brands stocked here, honestly ranked
- Pentanik — the most screen area per taka on this page by a wide margin, and the only brand offering 100 and 110 inch panels, up to the 110 inch Google 4K QLED set at ৳ 7,50,000. What you trade away is colour accuracy and software support life.
- Hisense — the strongest warranty-per-taka on this marketplace right now, with Google TV and Dolby Vision at prices the Japanese and Korean brands do not reach.
- Samsung — the deepest QLED range and the best bright-room performance. Warranty terms on Samsung listings here run shorter than on Hisense listings, so read the number rather than trusting the badge.
- LG — the only true OLED panel in this grid, and webOS is the cleanest interface here. Local OTT app coverage is thinner than Google TV. See the LG NANO81 NanoCell 4K TV at ৳ 1,06,000.
- Sony — the best motion handling and the best upscaling of old SD cable feeds, which matters more here than the spec sheet implies. Also the highest price per inch on the page.
- Toshiba — quietly the value pick in the ৳ 70,000 to ৳ 1,00,000 band, with Google TV as standard.
- Xiaomi — the most advanced panel technology per taka. Mini LED and high refresh rates appear here well below where Samsung and LG offer them.
Best TV by budget in Bangladesh
Under ৳ 20,000
This is a second set, not a main one. Take the largest screen that still has Android on board and accept basic colour and sound. Below ৳ 14,000 you are buying a display without smart features and will need a streaming stick to get anywhere.
৳ 20,000 to ৳ 40,000
The most contested band in the country, with two honest routes. Maximum inches from a local assembler — the Pentanik 43 inch Google QLED 4K TV with Chromecast at ৳ 36,000. Or fewer inches with real warranty behind them, which is the Hisense 43A6F3 at ৳ 35,590 and its four-year term.
৳ 40,000 to ৳ 70,000
Branded 4K with a proper platform becomes affordable. Quantum-dot colour at 43 inches, or stretch to 55 and take the Hisense 55A6F3 at ৳ 63,500. Either way you are getting Google TV, Dolby Vision and a warranty term worth reading.
৳ 70,000 to ৳ 1,20,000
Where most families replacing a decade-old set land. Expect a 55 or 65 inch 4K panel from a global brand with a real processor: the LG 55UA8200 4K UHD AI smart TV at ৳ 90,000, or the Hisense 65A6N 4K Google TV at ৳ 83,900 if inches matter more than processing.
Above ৳ 1,20,000
You are now choosing a panel technology, not a size. QLED for bright rooms, such as the Samsung 55Q60D 4K QLED TV at ৳ 1,59,900. OLED for dark rooms. Mini LED if you want most of OLED's contrast without OLED's price.
Buying a TV in Bangladesh: voltage, warranty, load-shedding and delivery
Read the power supply range, because it varies more than you would expect
Mains here is nominally 220V and in practice wanders, badly in Old Dhaka, in district towns, and anywhere on an overloaded local transformer. Every listing states a power supply range on its specification table, and the ranges genuinely differ: the Hisense 43A6F3 lists 100–240V, while the Samsung 55Q7F listing states AC110–120V. Check the figure on the exact model you are considering, and query it with the seller if it looks narrow for 220V mains before you order.
If your ceiling lights dim when the fridge compressor kicks in, add a stabiliser between wall and set. Brackets and surge accessories are in the TV accessories collection, and the cost is a rounding error against a panel replacement.
Panel warranty and service warranty are not the same product
The panel is roughly two thirds of what you paid. A service warranty usually covers the technician's labour while you buy the part — and when the part is the panel, that is close to worthless. What you want stated is panel or manufacturer warranty, in years.
On this marketplace the term follows the listing, not the brand. The Hisense 43A6F3 currently shows a four-year manufacturer warranty; the Samsung 55Q7F shows one year. Both are sold by the same seller. Open your two shortlisted product pages side by side and compare that number before anything else.
Running a TV on an IPS during load-shedding
Most 43 to 55 inch LED and QLED sets draw between 60W and 150W, comfortably inside a home IPS sized for fans and lights. Two cautions. Cheap square-wave inverters make some switching power supplies buzz or refuse to start, so a pure sine wave unit is worth the difference. And large or Mini LED panels draw considerably more at peak brightness — the Samsung 55Q7F lists typical consumption at 96W, which is fine, but an 85 inch set is a different calculation. Read the wattage on the listing before assuming your existing IPS copes.
Official versus unofficial stock
Unofficial sets are genuine hardware imported outside the brand's Bangladesh distributor, and they are often meaningfully cheaper. What you give up is access to the brand's own service centre — your cover is the seller's warranty and nothing else. If you live outside Dhaka or Chattogram, that trade is worse than the discount makes it look, because the brand network was the thing you would have relied on.
Getting the carton into the flat
Nobody warns you about this and it strands deliveries every week. A 43 inch carton is manageable — the Hisense 43A6F3 ships at 1088 × 654 mm and 9.7 kg gross. A 65 inch carton is roughly 1.6 metres on its long edge and will not turn on a narrow landing in an older Dhaka building, and most residential lifts will not take it flat. Measure your stairwell turn and lift door before ordering anything above 55 inches, and arrange two people to be home.
EMI, cash on delivery, returns and mounting
Cash on delivery is offered on television listings here, which for a purchase this size means inspecting the carton before you pay. Return windows are set per listing, not site-wide — the Hisense 43A6F3 shows seven days and the Samsung 55Q7F shows three. Read the exact term on your product page and read the cancellation and returns policy before ordering. For instalments, check current card EMI offers at checkout rather than assuming, since availability shifts by bank and campaign. Wall mounting is usually charged separately, and you need the VESA pattern from the specification table to buy the right bracket — the Samsung 55Q7F lists 200 × 200 mm, and it is not consistent across the same screen size.
Humidity, dust and where not to put it
Monsoon humidity in Dhaka and coastal Chattogram is hard on electronics. Do not mount a set on an outside wall that takes driving rain, do not seal it into a cabinet with no airflow, and leave a few inches of clearance behind the panel. In the dry season, dust clogs the rear vents; a soft brush across the grille twice a year measurably extends panel life.
Mistakes that cost Bangladeshi TV buyers money
- Choosing by inches instead of by seating distance. A 65 inch set eight feet away is tiring, not impressive.
- Paying for 4K at 32 inches. You cannot resolve it from a bed four feet away.
- Assuming warranty follows the brand. It follows the listing, and it varies by years.
- Skipping the power supply range on the specification table, then discovering it after the first voltage spike.
- Ordering a 65 inch set without measuring the stairwell. The carton is the constraint, not the room.
- Buying the wall bracket before checking VESA. The pattern is on the product page in millimetres.
- Expecting cinema sound from a 20W panel. Plan the soundbar into the budget from the start.
- Overlooking a projector. For a dedicated dark room the projector collection buys far more diagonal per taka.
TV price in Bangladesh: frequently asked questions
What is the lowest TV price in Bangladesh on this page?
The entry point is ৳ 7,500 for a 24 inch basic frameless set, and ৳ 14,000 for the cheapest 32 inch Android smart TV. Below roughly ৳ 14,000 you are buying a display without smart features, so add the cost of a streaming stick if you want Netflix or YouTube on it.
What size TV should I buy for my room?
Measure from your seat to the wall, then match it: 32 inches for 4 to 5.5 feet, 43 inches for 5.5 to 7 feet, 55 inches for 7 to 9 feet, 65 inches for 8.5 to 11 feet. Sitting closer than the lower figure makes text tiring to read and wastes the resolution you paid for.
Is 4K worth the extra money in Bangladesh?
At 43 inches and above, yes. Netflix, YouTube and Prime Video all deliver 4K here, and the price gap over Full HD at 43 inches has nearly closed. Below 43 inches the extra pixels are not visible at normal viewing distance, so a larger Full HD panel is the better use of the money.
How do I check whether a TV will handle Bangladeshi voltage?
Open the specification table on the product page and find the power supply range. Listings on this page differ — some state 100–240V, others state a narrower range. A wide range tolerates more dipping and surging. If your lights visibly dim when appliances start, add a voltage stabiliser regardless of the rating.
Can I run a TV on an IPS during load-shedding?
Usually yes. Most 43 to 55 inch LED and QLED sets draw between 60W and 150W, well within a home IPS sized for fans and lights. Use a pure sine wave unit if you can, since square-wave inverters make some power supplies buzz, and check the wattage on the listing for very large or Mini LED panels.
How long is the warranty on a TV bought here?
It is set per listing, not per brand, and the spread is wide — currently four years on one Hisense listing and one year on a Samsung listing sold by the same seller. Look specifically for panel or manufacturer warranty in years, because a service warranty may cover only labour while you pay for the part.
Is cash on delivery available, and how long is the return window?
Cash on delivery is offered on television listings here, which lets you inspect the carton before paying. Return windows vary by listing rather than site-wide — some show three days and some seven. Confirm the exact term on the product page you are buying from before you place the order.
Which TV is best for PS5 or Xbox gaming in Bangladesh?
Look for HDMI 2.1, native 120Hz refresh rather than a quoted motion rate, and an ALLM or VRR mention on the specification table. Mini LED and QLED panels handle the contrast in dark games better than plain LED. Check port counts too, since three HDMI inputs fills up quickly.
Narrow the grid above to a shortlist
Set the price filter to your band and the size filter to what your seating distance allows. Then open your two finalists side by side and compare exactly three numbers: panel warranty in years, power supply range, and VESA pattern. Around ৳ 60,000, the Pentanik 55 inch Google 4K QLED against the Hisense 55A6F3 is the comparison worth making first — same diagonal, very different warranty. Sibling collections sit under Vision.