LED televisions have a price ranging from £250 to more than £2000. There are a wide variety of factors that influence the price, but the main one is the screen size. We recommend that you buy the largest TV possible within your budget and in your living room. How to choose the size of an LED TV?
The budget is one of the fundamental aspects that we must take into account when we are going to buy a new television. For us, the budget is the first thing we must fix and from there buy the best possible LED TV since we will always find a TV that is a little better and a little more expensive. As a second tip, we recommend you check the price in different stores and for at least two or three weeks, since the offers appear and disappear and the price can vary a lot, especially in £1500 televisions that can be lowered to £1000 for a week to another. Another option is to visit blogs like this one where we tell you what the recommended price is (the one we would pay).
32 inch LED TV price £200-300
32-inch TVs are small, they are not 4K and most are not even FullHD. The price in this case depends a lot on the brand.
- Samsung, Sony, LG: £300
- OK, Inves, Xiaomi: £200
43 inch LED TV price £300 - 500
It is a moderate size, ideal for those who want only a television to watch TV or for not very large living rooms. The best TVs are not offered in this size, only in larger sizes.
- Low range: £300
- Medium range: £500
50 inch LED TV price £400- 1000
It is for us the most reasonable size along with 55 inches and usually they do not have a great price difference so if it fits you it is worth looking at the top model. TOP models are offered starting at 55 inches.
- Low range: £400
- Mid-range: £600
- High range: £1000
55 inch LED TV price £500-2000
It is the reference size, in this blog it is the one we use to give the reference price. "All" televisions are offered in this screen size
- Low range: £500
- Mid-range: £700
- High range: £1200
- TOP range: £2000
65 inch LED TV price £600-2500
They are very large screens, only recommended for those with very large rooms.
- Low range: £600
- Mid-range: £800
- High range: £1500
- TOP range: £2500
Conclusion
These are indicative prices that we can present as a reference. As we have already said, we recommend setting a budget and once we know how much we are going to spend, choose the appropriate screen size. Then we can look at the rest of the aspects that you can see in our guide to buying TV.
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