Buying a 4K TV is no longer just about finding the lowest price. The right screen size has a bigger impact on your viewing experience than any other feature. A TV that is too large for the room can feel overwhelming, while a smaller screen may not do justice to movies, sports, or OTT content. Whether you are looking for an affordable UHD 4K TV or a premium QLED model, 2026 offers plenty of options across 50-inch, 65-inch, and 75-inch screen sizes. This guide helps you compare the best 4K TVs by screen size, features, and price so you can choose the right model for your space and budget.

Once you have identified the right screen size and features, the next step is finding the best deal. During the Bajaj Finance Summer Sale, you can purchase your preferred 4K TV at a highly competitive price, thanks to limited-time offers and discounts at Bajaj Finance partner stores. Browse models on Bajaj Mall, compare panel type, resolution, and smart features, and visit any of the 1.5 lakh+ partner stores across 4,000+ cities. With an Easy EMI Loan of up to Rs. 5 lakh and repayment tenures ranging from 3 to 60 months, you can split the cost into manageable monthly instalments. Select models also come with a zero down payment offer, reducing your payment burden.

How to choose the right 4K TV in 2026

The best 4K TV depends on three things: screen size, display technology, and budget. Follow these simple steps to find the right model for your room.

Step 1: Match screen size to viewing distance

Before comparing features and prices, start by choosing the right screen size. Viewing distance plays the biggest role in how comfortable and immersive a TV feels.

Step 2: Compare models by size, panel, and price

Once you know the right screen size, compare display technology, smart platform, and price to find the best value.

Disclaimer: EMIs and prices may vary by partner store, offer period, location, and variant. Please check the latest information at the partner store before purchase.

Step 3: Pick the right model for your needs

Every room and viewing preference is different. Here is a quick breakdown of which TV suits different budgets and usage needs.

• 50-inch: Xiaomi 50-inch TV suits budget buyers who want 4K streaming without extra features. Samsung The Frame suits buyers who want QLED quality and a lifestyle display mode that converts the TV into a digital art frame when not in use.
• 65-inch: The Haier QLED delivers QLED picture quality for a large living room without crossing the Rs. 1 lakh mark.
• 75-inch: Akai QLED delivers Google TV and QLED brightness at a price most 75-inch competitors cannot match. Sony Bravia justifies its premium with superior motion handling and image processing for buyers who prioritise picture quality above all else.

Limited-time offers on televisions

Once you have shortlisted a TV, check the latest brand offers. Seasonal discounts and Easy EMI options can make premium models more affordable.

Terms and conditions apply. Check with your store for details.

How to buy a 4K TV from Bajaj Finance partner stores?

Bajaj Finance makes it straightforward to bring home the right 4K TV. Follow these steps to get started:

1. Browse and compare online: Explore 4K TV models on Bajaj Mall and compare panel type, screen size, and smart features before visiting a store.
2. Visit partner stores: Check shortlisted models at Bajaj Finance partner stores and get expert guidance from in-store representatives.
3. Opt for Easy EMI Loan: Finance up to Rs. 5 lakh with tenures of 3 to 60 months. Zero down payment available on select models.
4. Check eligibility online: Verify your pre-approved limit using your mobile number and OTP on the Bajaj Finance website.
5. Use the Insta EMI Network Card: Existing cardholders can convert purchases into EMIs instantly through a paperless process.

Whether you are looking for the best 50-inch 4K TV under Rs. 35,000 in India, comparing QLED vs LED 4K TVs for a living room, or searching for the best 75-inch 4K TV for a large room in 2026, Bajaj Finance make the purchase affordable.

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