TV Price in Nepal

Sony Bravia TV Price in Nepal

Sony is the world's third-biggest TV brand after Samsung and LG. The company has a sizeable share of the Nepali TV market.

Skyworth TV Price in Nepal

Skyworth is a Chinese brand well-known for its televisions and audio-visual products. Its portfolio includes everything from low-cost LED TVs to high-end OLED and QLED TVs.

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Hisense TV Price in Nepal

Hisense is yet another Chinese electronic appliances brand with a strong foothold in the Nepali market. And you can find Hisense TVs ranging from 32 to 65" in Nepal. The company's high-end models carry some impressive features like Dolby Vision HDR and DTS: Virtual-X surround sound as well.

Panasonic TV Price in Nepal

Panasonic sells all kinds of TVs. From budget LED to high-end OLED units. And like Sony, this Japanese brand is known for its high-quality and durable products. Here in Nepal, Panasonic doesn't have a large selection of TVs. But the ones available have quite an impressive spec sheet and are priced competitively too.

TV Price in Nepal Overview

The trend of TVs in Nepal

TVs are probably the oldest gadgets we all have been using, especially for those born before the 2000s. Back then, TVs were everything. There was no social media, and TV was the primary way to access news and information. Unlike today, where you can surf Netflix at your fingertips, it wasn’t always that easy. We had to wait for days to watch our favorite movies. But TVs have evolved, just like everything else, from large CRT TVs to thin OLED screens with tons of features. Almost all the TVs that you find today are Smart TVs with built-in internet support and app integration.

How are TVs sold in Nepal? 

Just like most gadgets and accessories, TVs are sold in two different ways: authorized and grey channels. While you get significantly cheaper prices from grey sellers than from authorized sellers, authorized sellers still offer better after-sales service with warranties. The problem with grey channels is that you don’t get very good after-sales service, and the warranty is dubious.

Tiers of TV Brands

TVs in Nepal come in two tiers. The upper tier includes big brands like LG, Samsung, Sony, TCL, and Hisense, while the second tier consists of lesser-known brands like IVOOMI, Dychi, Wega, and KONKA. Although brands like Panasonic and KONKA had a significant market share during the CRT TV era, they are now rarely seen. Buying well-known brands is advantageous not just because of their prestige, but also because they have a reputation for providing better quality in both software and hardware. Among the very best are Sony and LG. Meanwhile, Samsung is catching up well, and Chinese brands like TCL and Xiaomi are moving up with their top-notch TVs offered at aggressive prices.

What are OLED, mini LEDs, QLED, LCD etc? 

You've probably heard of these acronyms before and wondered what they could mean. Well, the thing is, it isn’t that complicated; they are just types of display technologies. OLEDs are the most expensive ones, while LCDs are cheaper. The distinction doesn't end there, as there are other technologies like QLED and Mini LED as well. OLEDs are considered to be of the highest order because of their excellent color accuracy, contrast ratio, and black levels, while Mini LEDs are not as good as OLEDs in terms of color but are brighter. Moreover, there are the latest technologies like Quantum Dots available in both QLED and Q-OLED TVs

Where to buy TVs in Nepal? 

TVs can be bought from any authorized store in Nepal. Stores like Allure Nepal and CG Showrooms all around Kathmandu offer a wide range of TVs, from inexpensive to expensive ones.

What kind of TVs should I buy?

While there is no 'one size fits all' TV for everyone, it absolutely depends on what kind of content you watch and what your preferences are. It also depends on your budget. If you are looking for top-of-the-line TVs, go for OLED TVs; they provide excellent quality with brilliant blacks.

Things to look out for

Look out for ports; it's the kind of thing we often don't think about, but it matters a lot. Also, don’t go for 8K TVs at least for now. There's nothing wrong with buying 8K TVs, but they are super expensive, and there aren’t many movies compatible with 8K, so it would just be overpaying. Instead, look for 4K resolutions at least; they provide excellent details and sharpness. If you are a gamer and spend a lot of time on consoles, look for at least a 120Hz screen with 4K resolution.

TV Price in Nepal: Conclusion

TV prices in Nepal vary significantly between brands. Some brands may offer TVs with superior specifications at more affordable prices than others. Therefore, it is important to explore different models within the same price range, conduct thorough market research, and then make a purchase decision. For assistance, you can rely on our buying guides and YouTube videos.

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