85 inch Smart TV

85 Inch Smart TVs in Hong Kong — From HK$10,980

85 inch is the largest size that still installs like a normal television. Above it, delivery and wall loading become the deciding factors; below it, you're compromising on scale. For a large living room, a dedicated cinema room, a sports bar or a boardroom, this is the practical ceiling — and we hold 17 models in stock, from HK$10,980 to HK$69,800, across Samsung, LG, TCL and Toshiba.

This page covers 83, 85 and 86 inch, because that's how the panels are actually made. It matters for one reason: if you want OLED at this size, you're buying 83 inch — both Samsung and LG build their large OLED at 83, not 85.

HK$10,980–15,980 — Best Value

Model Size Price Notes
Samsung Q7F QLED · 2025 85" HK$10,980 Cheapest 85 inch we stock — a 2025 QLED
Samsung DU8000 Crystal UHD · 2024 85" HK$11,800 Simple, bright, no local dimming
Samsung QN70F Neo QLED · 2025 85" HK$15,980 7 in stock — Mini LED, and the only model here we hold in depth

Almost everything at this size is 1 or 2 units. The QN70F is the exception — if you need several matching screens for a bar, restaurant or office, start there and talk to us before ordering.

HK$18,900–29,980 — Mini LED

Model Size Price Notes
LG QNED86 QNED evo Mini LED · 2025 86" HK$18,900 The largest screen here for the money — 1 in stock
Samsung QN80F Neo QLED · 2025 85" HK$21,980 Samsung's mainstream Neo QLED, down from HK$54,980
Toshiba Z670NK QLED · 144Hz 85" HK$28,600 144Hz on Google TV — the PC gaming choice
Samsung QN85F Neo QLED · 2025 85" HK$29,980 More zones, more brightness than QN80F — 1 in stock

HK$29,980–37,980 — OLED Begins, and The Frame

Model Size Price Notes
Samsung S90F OLED · 2025 83" HK$29,980 An 83 inch OLED under HK$30,000, down from HK$74,980 — 1 in stock
TCL C7K QD-Mini LED · 2025 85" HK$34,180 High zone count on Google TV
LG OLED AI B5 OLED · 2025 83" HK$36,980 LG's entry OLED at 83 inch, on webOS
Samsung The Frame LS03F QLED · 2025 85" HK$37,980 Matte anti-glare screen, artwork mode, sits flush on the wall

HK$47,980 and Up — Flagship

Model Size Price Notes
Samsung QN90F Neo QLED · 2025 85" HK$47,980 Samsung's Mini LED flagship, anti-glare — 1 in stock
TCL C8K QD-Mini LED · 2025 85" HK$47,980 TCL's flagship — the brightest panel on this page
Samsung S85F OLED · 2025 83" HK$49,980 See the note below before choosing between the Samsung OLEDs
Samsung S95F OLED · 2025 83" HK$59,980 Samsung's OLED flagship, anti-glare — 1 in stock
LG OLED evo G5 2025 83" HK$69,800 LG's brightest OLED, flush wall-mount design

A note on the Samsung OLEDs. The S90F is the higher model in Samsung's range but currently sells for HK$20,000 less than the S85F. If you want Samsung OLED at 83 inch, the S90F is the better television and the cheaper one — we'd rather say so than let you find out afterwards.

Prices are for international-version sets and include our 3-year on-site warranty: three years of free on-site checking and repair; replacement parts are charged separately. Delivery and installation within Hong Kong only. Stock at this size is thin — please check with us before ordering.

Which One Should You Actually Buy?

Not sure which panel technology suits you? Our Mini LED vs OLED vs QLED guide works through it, and the Best Mini LED TVs 2026 roundup compares the brightest options.

Why OLED at This Size Means 83 Inch

Both Samsung and LG manufacture their large OLED panels at 83 inch, not 85. There is no 85 inch OLED to buy from anyone. The difference is about 5 cm of picture width — invisible once you're seated — but it's worth knowing before you measure a wall recess or order a bracket.

Practically: 85 and 86 inch is where the Mini LED and Neo QLED sets are; 83 inch is where the OLED is. Pick the technology first.

For Sports Bars, Restaurants, Hotels and Offices

85 inch is the largest screen most commercial spaces can install without structural work, which makes it the default for bars, restaurants, lounges, lobbies and boardrooms in Hong Kong.

For a lit room where people watch from an angle, brightness and motion handling matter far more than black level — which points at Mini LED, not OLED. The Samsung QN70F (HK$15,980) is the sensible choice for a multi-screen fit-out, and it is the one model here we currently hold seven of. Where a single screen is the focal point, the QN85F (HK$29,980) or QN90F (HK$47,980) steps up considerably in brightness.

Talk to us before ordering multiples — stock at this size moves fast and we can tell you what we can deliver together, on one date.

Frequently Asked Questions

How far should I sit from an 85 inch TV?

Two accepted standards give different answers. THX's 40° guideline puts an 85 inch set at about 2.6 metres — cinema-like, the picture filling your vision. SMPTE's 30° guideline puts it at about 3.5 metres, which feels more like watching television than being inside it. Anywhere between the two works. Below about 2.3 m you'll be turning your head to take in the frame.

Is an 85 inch TV too big for a Hong Kong flat?

It depends on seating distance rather than floor area. An 85 inch set is about 1.88 m wide. If you sit 2.6 m or more from the wall it will look right. Worth measuring before ordering — and worth checking the lift and door as well, because at this size the carton is the real obstacle.

What's the cheapest 85 inch TV you have?

The Samsung Q7F 85" at HK$10,980 — a 2025 QLED, not an old clearance model. Note that some products on this page come in several sizes; every price in the tables above is the 83, 85 or 86 inch price, not the smallest size.

Do you have an 85 inch OLED?

Nobody does — OLED is manufactured at 83 inch at this end of the range. Our 83 inch OLED options are the Samsung S90F (HK$29,980), LG B5 (HK$36,980), Samsung S85F (HK$49,980), Samsung S95F (HK$59,980) and LG G5 (HK$69,800).

Can I wall-mount an 85 inch TV?

Yes, but professional installation is strongly recommended at this size and weight. Concrete walls take the load; lightweight partition walls need reinforcement or a floor stand instead. Send us a photo of the wall on WhatsApp and we'll tell you what's needed. Delivery and installation within Hong Kong can be arranged.

What does "international version" mean, and is it covered?

International-version sets are original manufacturer stock; the interface and features are the same, and the differences are in the distribution channel and bundled accessories. Every TV we sell carries a 3-year on-site warranty — three years of free on-site checking and repair, with replacement parts charged separately. Full terms on our TV warranty policy page; other purchase questions are in the FAQ.

Can I see one in person?

Yes. Our showroom is at Room 403, Block A, Chung Mei Centre, 15 Hing Yip Street, Kwun Tong, open 11:00–19:00. Sets this size aren't all on display at once, so WhatsApp us on +852 9847 9793 to confirm the model you'd like to see.

Other Sizes and Ranges

Going bigger: 98 and 100 inch TVs. Going smaller: 75 and 77 inch, 65 inch, 55 inch.

By technology: Neo QLED, OLED, QLED. By brand: LG TVs, TCL TVs.

3-year on-site warranty International-version TVs; parts quoted separately
10-day replacement Faulty out of the box, one for one
Kwun Tong showroom View stock and pay in store, by appointment
Pricing published Delivery & installation from HK$200, bracket included

Products whose title does not say International Version are official Hong Kong stock covered by the manufacturer. See our warranty policy and FAQ.

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