TVs in Australia
A TV in Australia costs about A$169 for a basic Full HD model and up to about A$2,325 for a premium Micro RGB set. Most 4K models in the 50 to 65 inch range sit between A$399 and A$599, and mini LED or QLED sets between A$745 and A$1,396. To find the right size and panel for your room and budget, describe what you need on BlaBlaPrice.
Approximate prices in Australia, November 2026 (sellers' websites)| Type | Price range |
|---|
| Basic Full HD or HD smart TV (about 32–40 inch) | A$169–A$395 |
| 4K LED or QLED (about 50–65 inch) | A$399–A$599 |
| Mini LED or QLED 4K, premium | A$745–A$1,396 |
| Top Sony or Samsung Micro RGB models | A$1,684–A$2,325 |
Warranty and what the law expects
Manufacturer warranties on TVs differ by brand. Hisense and TCL are often listed with three years, while Samsung, LG and Sony are listed with one year. Under the Australian Consumer Law there is no fixed minimum warranty period, so the question is what a reasonable buyer expects from a TV at that price. Victorian consumer guidance notes that a reasonable buyer expects a high-priced TV to last longer than the one-year manufacturer warranty. A fault after the warranty ends can therefore still be a claim, so keep the receipt.
Season, sunlight and room size
November is late spring in Australia, and summer runs from December to February. Many homes get strong sunlight in those months, so a bright panel such as mini LED or QLED handles glare better than a basic LED panel. Check the brightness figure, not only the resolution. Measure the wall or cabinet before you buy: a 55-inch screen is about 122 cm wide.
What to write in your request
Give the screen size in inches or centimetres, the room and the viewing distance, and whether you want a Smart TV with streaming apps. Specify the resolution (Full HD or 4K), the panel type (LED, QLED or mini LED), new or used, and a budget in A$. Add your city, because delivery is quoted for Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth or Adelaide, and a TV is bulky to move. Say whether you need a warranty of three years or more, since brands differ.
On BlaBlaPrice you describe the TV in your own words in the chat, and you can add a photo of the room or the box. The AI asks for missing details, looks through sellers' websites and price lists in Australia, and shows the prices and businesses it finds. Registered sellers reply in the chat with price, terms and delivery, and your contacts stay hidden until you decide to exchange them. If you need a projector instead, see projectors, or for streaming boxes see media players and TV boxes.
Questions and answers
How much does a TV cost in Australia?
Basic Full HD and HD models cost about A$169 to A$395, 4K models around 50 to 65 inches A$399 to A$599, premium mini LED or QLED sets A$745 to A$1,396, and top Sony or Samsung Micro RGB models up to about A$2,325, according to sellers' websites in November 2026.
How long is a TV warranty in Australia?
It depends on the brand. Hisense and TCL are often listed with three years, and Samsung, LG and Sony with one year. Australian law sets no fixed minimum period, so a TV that fails within a reasonable time can still be claimed.
Is mini LED worth it for a bright room?
Many homes get strong sunlight in summer, and mini LED or QLED panels handle glare better than basic LED. Compare the brightness figures before you buy.
Can I get a TV delivered to Adelaide or Perth?
Yes. Name your city in the request so sellers can quote delivery to Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth or Adelaide.
