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TVs in the Philippines: prices, warranty and what to check

A 32-inch smart TV in the Philippines costs from about ₱4,699 to ₱12,645, while a 43 to 75 inch 4K or QLED set is typically ₱16,990 to ₱37,995. Premium 4K, QLED and OLED models run up to about ₱109,990. The price depends on size, panel type and smart features, so send a request on BlaBlaPrice for offers that fit your room.

Approximate prices in Philippines, November 2026 (sellers' websites)
TV typeTypical sizesPrice range
Basic HD or 2K smart TV22 to 32 inch₱4,699 to ₱12,645
4K or QLED smart TV43 to 75 inch₱16,990 to ₱37,995
Mini LED or QNED 4KSizes vary by listing₱24,990 to ₱67,990
Premium 4K, QLED or OLEDLarge models, sizes vary₱48,290 to ₱109,990
Outdoor TVOutdoor-rated model₱114,309 to ₱196,912

Warranty and the law

Most smart TVs sold in the Philippines come with a one-year warranty, and some brands, LG among them, offer two years. Skyworth lists a two-year warranty on its TVs. The Consumer Act of the Philippines (Republic Act 7394) gives you the right to a repair, a replacement or a refund if a TV malfunctions within the warranty period. Keep the receipt and the warranty card together.

Voltage, size and the national standard

A Philippine National Standard covers television sets with a display up to 55 inches and a rated voltage up to 250 volts, so check the size and voltage before you buy. Listings give sizes in inches and centimeters. A 55-inch screen is listed as 139.7 cm, which helps when you measure the wall or the stand.

Season, room and climate

The Philippines is hot all year, with wet and dry seasons rather than winter and summer, so there is no winter peak in TV demand to wait for. Placement matters more than the season: leave space behind the set for air, and keep it out of direct sun from windows.

How TVs are bought here

Prices are quoted in pesos per set, and listings rarely show delivery, stand or wall mount, so ask for the total price delivered to Manila, Quezon City, Cebu City, Davao City or Makati. Some brands limit the warranty to products used in the Philippines, so check the warranty terms before you buy from an overseas listing.

BlaBlaPrice is free for buyers. Describe the TV you want in your own words in a chat, with the room size and your budget. BlaBlaPrice's AI reads the request, asks for missing details and looks through sellers' websites and price lists in the Philippines, then shows the prices and businesses it found. Registered sellers receive the request and reply in the chat with their price, terms and delivery, and your contacts stay hidden until you choose to share them. See TV / video, Projectors or the request field.

Questions and answers

How much does a TV cost in the Philippines?

A 32-inch smart TV is listed from about ₱4,699 to ₱12,645, and a 43 to 75 inch 4K or QLED set from about ₱16,990 to ₱37,995, according to sellers' websites in November 2026.

How long is the warranty?

Most smart TVs come with a one-year warranty, some brands such as LG offer two years, and Skyworth lists two years on its TVs.

Is there a national standard for TV sets?

Yes. The Philippine National Standard covers television sets with a display up to 55 inches and a rated voltage up to 250 volts.

Does the warranty cover a TV bought abroad?

LG's warranty applies only to products located and used within the Philippines, so check the terms before you buy from overseas.

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