Smart TV Price in Pakistan 2026: TCL, Haier, Samsung and Ecostar by Size
Looking for the latest smart TV price in Pakistan? This guide compares popular smart TVs from TCL, Haier, Samsung and Ecostar by screen size, so you can find the right TV for Netflix, YouTube, Tamasha and live TV.

Prices below are from Friends Home, a Pakistani electronics retailer, in October 2026, and include its discounts at the time. Prices change often, so compare a few authorised sellers before you buy.
In this guide
- Key takeaways
- Smart TV price in Pakistan by size (October 2026)
- Which smart TV should you buy?
- What to check before buying
- Already have a TV? Add a streaming box
- Streaming on your new smart TV
- Smart TV vs Android TV vs Google TV
- Frequently asked questions
Key takeaways
- A 32 inch smart TV costs about Rs. 43,000 to 52,000.
- A 43 inch smart TV costs about Rs. 70,000 to 105,000.
- TCL and Haier offer QLED and Google TV models at mid-range prices.
- Samsung costs more but uses its own Tizen system with all major apps.
- Buy from authorised sellers for a valid warranty.
Smart TV price in Pakistan by size (October 2026)
32 inch
| Model | Type | Price (PKR) |
|---|---|---|
| Ecostar CX-32Q875 | Smart QLED | 42,900 |
| Haier 32S80GFX | Smart QLED | 49,900 |
| TCL 32S51K | Smart QLED | 51,999 |
40 inch
| Model | Type | Price (PKR) |
|---|---|---|
| Ecostar CX-40Q874 | Smart QLED | 59,900 |
| Haier 40K85FFX | Google TV | 62,000 |
| TCL 40S51K | Smart QLED | 68,999 |
43 inch
| Model | Type | Price (PKR) |
|---|---|---|
| Ecostar CX-43Q875 | Smart QLED | 69,500 |
| Haier 43K85FFX | Google TV | 70,000 |
| TCL 43S51K | Smart QLED | 77,999 |
| Samsung 43U8000F | 4K Crystal UHD | 105,000 |
50 and 55 inch
| Model | Type | Price (PKR) |
|---|---|---|
| TCL 50S59K | Google TV QLED | 96,499 |
| Haier 50S80EUX | 4K QLED Google TV | 107,999 |
| Haier 55S80EUX | 4K QLED | 126,999 |
| TCL 55T6D | QLED | 135,499 |
| Samsung 55U8000F | 4K Crystal UHD | 145,000 |
Which smart TV should you buy?
- Bedroom or small room: 32 inch is enough.
- Lounge, sitting 2–3 metres away: 43 inch is the most popular size.
- Large room or for 4K streaming: 50–55 inch with 4K.
- Best app support: Google TV models have the Play Store with every major streaming app.
What to check before buying
- Netflix, YouTube and Prime Video should be pre-installed or available in the TV’s app store.
- Check whether the 4K label is true 4K UHD; some cheaper models are Full HD.
- Look for at least 2 HDMI ports and Wi-Fi on the 5 GHz band.
- Ask about the warranty length and who services it.
Already have a TV? Add a streaming box
If your current TV is not smart, a certified Android TV box or stick costs far less than a new TV; see the best Android TV box in Pakistan.
Streaming on your new smart TV
Set up Netflix, YouTube, Tamasha and other apps with our guide to streaming on Android TV, and compare subscriptions in our Netflix price in Pakistan guide.
Smart TV vs Android TV vs Google TV
“Smart TV” means any TV that connects to the internet and runs apps. Android TV and Google TV are smart TV systems made by Google with the Play Store, so they have the widest choice of apps, including Tamasha and Tapmad. Samsung uses its own Tizen system, which has all the big apps such as Netflix, YouTube and Prime Video but fewer local ones.
Frequently asked questions
What is the cheapest smart TV price in Pakistan?
In October 2026, 32 inch smart TVs from Ecostar, Haier and TCL started at about Rs. 43,000 to 52,000 at major retailers.
Which brand is best for a smart TV in Pakistan?
TCL and Haier offer good value with Google TV, while Samsung is more expensive but well known for picture quality. Choose a model with official app support and a local warranty.
What is the price of a 43 inch smart TV in Pakistan?
About Rs. 70,000 to 105,000 in October 2026, depending on brand and whether it is 4K.
Final thoughts
The smart TV price in Pakistan varies a lot by brand and size. Pick the size that fits your room, choose a model with official streaming apps, and compare authorised sellers before buying.






