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Which tv should you buy in Egypt?
TVs come as OLED, QLED and Mini-LED, and budget LED. The best one depends on your room, how you watch and your budget. Answer a few questions and we tell you which kind to buy. Prices below are shown in EGP, roughly converted from US dollars, so check the shop's own price before you pay.
What to spend on TVs in Egypt
Entry level: under EGP 18,000
Budget TVs are fine for everyday viewing. Check that it is 4K, that the smart system is fast, and do not expect much for gaming.
Mid range: EGP 18,000 to EGP 40,000
The sweet spot: a good Mini-LED or last year's OLED, with a fast panel, better contrast and good smart TV apps.
Upper range: EGP 40,000 to EGP 90,000
You get better OLEDs and brighter Mini-LEDs, with better processing and sound. Worth it for movies and gaming.
Premium: EGP 90,000 and more
Premium TVs give the brightest, most accurate pictures at large sizes. Only go here if you have the room and watch demanding content.
The types of tv, explained
OLED TV
A TV where each pixel makes its own light, giving perfect blacks, wide viewing angles and the best picture in a dim room.
Good: Best contrast and colour in a dark room; Wide viewing angles, fast response for games; Slim and elegant. Watch for: Less bright in a sunny room; Costs more, mostly above 55 inches; Possible image retention if you show static pictures for long periods.
QLED or Mini-LED TV
A bright LED TV with a quantum dot layer, often with many small backlight zones. Very bright and colourful, with good contrast.
Good: Very bright, good in daylight; Great value for large sizes; No image retention worries. Watch for: Blacks are less deep than OLED; Viewing angles are narrower; Backlight can bloom around bright objects.
Budget LED TV
A basic LED TV at a low price. Good enough for everyday viewing, with a plainer picture.
Good: Lowest price; Fine for news, shows and kids; Easy to find in every size. Watch for: Weaker contrast and colour; Often slow smart TV software; Usually only 60 Hz, so not ideal for gaming.
Models worth a look at a mid-range budget in Egypt
Leaving out brands sold mainly in North America when you buy outside it. Check that a model is sold and supported in Egypt before you buy.
- OLED TV: LG B5, Samsung S85D, Panasonic Z90A
- QLED or Mini-LED TV: TCL QM7, Hisense U8N, Samsung QN80F
- Budget LED TV: Samsung DU7000, LG UA82, Hisense A7N
Models worth a look at a high-end budget in Egypt
Leaving out brands sold mainly in North America when you buy outside it. Check that a model is sold and supported in Egypt before you buy.
- OLED TV: LG C5, Samsung S90F, Sony Bravia 8 II
- QLED or Mini-LED TV: TCL QM8, Hisense UR8, Samsung QN90F
- Budget LED TV: Samsung Crystal UHD 8, LG QNED 82, Sony Bravia 2 II
Where to buy TVs in Egypt
- Amazon Egypt: online · search
- Noon: retailer · search
- Jumia: marketplace · search
- Google Shopping: compare sellers in egypt
These links open a search for the product kind. They are not ads, and no prices are shown here. Paste a product link into VEYDICT to check that shop's price, seller and returns terms.
When TVs get cheaper in Egypt
The next big sales are 11.11 Singles' Day (in 20 days), White Friday (in 36 days). If you can wait until 11.11 Singles' Day (11 November 2026), a better price is more likely than today. If you need it now, compare at least three shops first.
Your rights when buying in Egypt
Egypt's Consumer Protection Law generally gives you 14 days to return a product bought from a seller. Check the shop's own policy, because some items are excluded.
General information, not legal advice.
Mistakes to avoid
- Buying on size alone. A smaller TV with a better panel often looks better than a bigger cheap one.
- Choosing OLED for a bright, sunny room. It can look dim and reflective there.
- Believing the "motion rate" numbers on the box. They are marketing, not real refresh rates.
- Relying on the built-in speakers. Most TVs sound thin, so budget for a soundbar.
- Ignoring smart TV software. A slow interface is annoying every day, and cheap sets get fewer updates.
Check before you pay
- The panel type, the real refresh rate (60 or 120 Hz) and the peak brightness from independent tests
- HDMI 2.1 ports and 120 Hz support if you game
- The smart TV system and whether the apps you use are available
- The viewing distance and room size for the screen you pick
- Wall mount compatibility and the stand's width
- The warranty, local service and the return policy
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