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Smart TV prices in Pakistan vary widely depending on the brand, screen size, display technology, operating systems, features and a smart platform. With so many options available in the market across different price points, it’s really important knowing what to expect before spending your money on a Smart TV.
Here’s a complete guide and a breakdown of what you can expect to pay for Smart TV brands in 2026.
Samsung offers one of the variant price ranges in Pakistan’s market. Their entry level Crystal UHD Smart TVs start from around PKR 80,000 for the smaller screen sizes. Meanwhile, their mid range QLED models are priced at a range of PKR 150,000 and PKR 200,000. Their premium Neo QLED goes well above PKR 300,000 for their bigger screens as of April 2026, depending on the size, resolution, technology and model year.
Sony is positioned at the higher end of Pakistan’s TV market. Entry level Bravia models begin around PKR 110,000, while the mid range series sits between PKR 150,000 and PKR 250,000. For people wanting the best Sony Televisions, their OLED lineup crosses the PKR 400,000 mark. Sony’s worldwide known reputation for appliances and their solid build quality of their TVs makes them a go to choice for those who take their viewing experience seriously.
TCL is one of the most competitive TV brands in Pakistan. They offer TVs prices as low as PKR 50,000, meanwhile their popular QLED range comfortably between PKR 70,000 and PKR 130,000. TCL seems like a solid option for people who are tight on budget but still want an above average picture quality TV.
Haier offers good TV options at very accessible prices. Their 4K android TV starts from around PKR 45,000 for smaller models and goes up to PKR 100,000 and beyond for the larger screens. This price range gives full access to Google Play store and other many benefits.
Hisense sits comfortably in the mid-range and deserves more attention than it typically gets in Pakistan's market. Their Smart TV prices generally fall between PKR 60,000 and PKR 150,000 and above depending on screen size and panel type. Several models come with Dolby Vision and HDR10+ support features that are hard to find at this price point from competing brands.
Dawlance is among the most affordable Smart TV options available in Pakistan. Their Lumina Smart TV series starts from around PKR 40,000 and reaches up to PKR 85,000 and above for larger screen sizes. Picture quality is not premium , but strong local service support and easy parts availability make it a practical choice.
Orient offers budget-friendly Smart TVs starting from approximately PKR 30,000 for smaller models, going up to around PKR 80,000 and above for their larger 4K Android TVs. Orient is a sensible option for secondary rooms or first-time buyers working with a tight budget
|
Brand |
Starting Price |
Upper Range |
|
Samsung |
PKR 80,000 |
PKR 300,000+ |
|
Sony |
PKR 110,000 |
PKR 400,000+ |
|
TCL |
PKR 50,000 |
PKR 130,000+ |
|
Haier |
PKR 45,000 |
PKR 100,000+ |
|
Hisense |
PKR 60,000 |
PKR 150,000+ |
|
Dawlance |
PKR 40,000 |
PKR 200,000 |
|
Orient |
PKR 30,000 |
PKR 80,000 |
There are several factors that affect the smart TV costs in Pakistan beyond just the brand name. Screen size, the most obvious indicator of a high price, Display technology and resolution adds up to it as well. But other than that external factors like inflation, fluctuations in currency rates and influx of supply also affects the TV prices in Pakistan.
