Smart TVs
Smart TVs in Hong Kong
Elechid's TV range spans seven brands — Samsung, LG, Sony, TCL, Skyworth, Hisense and Toshiba — from 32 inch bedroom sets at HK$1,580 to 100 inch Neo QLED and Micro RGB. Samsung and LG come as international versions with a 10-day exchange plus 3-year on-site warranty; Sony, TCL, Skyworth, Hisense and Toshiba are Hong Kong licensed sets on brand warranty. Delivered and installed in Hong Kong.
This page is the starting point. Pick the route below that matches how you're actually deciding — by the size that fits your room, by the brand you already trust, by picture technology, or by what you spend most of your evenings watching.
Shop by Screen Size
Size is where most people start, and it's usually the right instinct: the difference between 55 and 65 inch matters more day to day than the difference between two panel technologies at the same size.
| Size | Models | From | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| 32 inch | 4 | HK$1,580 | Bedrooms, kitchens, staff rooms |
| 43 inch | 8 | HK$1,990 | Small flats, second TVs, desk use |
| 50 inch | 8 | HK$2,590 | Compact living rooms |
| 55 inch | 20 | HK$2,990 | The Hong Kong default for a normal living room |
| 65 inch | 21 | HK$3,980 | Our biggest range — cinematic without dominating the room |
| 75 & 77 inch | 36 | HK$6,580 | Serious upgrade for sport and film; where large OLED starts |
| 83–86 inch | 16 | HK$10,980 | Largest size that still installs like a normal TV |
| 98 & 100 inch | 6 | HK$22,800 | Private cinema scale — very few HK retailers hold these |
Prices are the cheapest set we currently have in stock at that size. Stock changes — please check before ordering.
Shop by Brand
| Brand | Models | Known for |
|---|---|---|
| Samsung | 60 | Tizen, the widest QLED and Neo QLED range, strong gaming features |
| LG | 14 | webOS, the deepest OLED line-up, Magic Remote |
| TCL | 11 | QD-Mini LED on Google TV — most brightness per dollar |
| Sony | 5 | BRAVIA picture processing; premium Mini LED and RGB-backlight models, HK licensed |
| Skyworth | 5 | Budget 4K and QLED, plus a frame-style model |
| Hisense | 5 | ULED X — 144Hz Mini LED at competitive prices |
| Toshiba | 6 | 144Hz QLED on Google TV, and a straightforward budget 4K |
Shop by Picture Technology
| Technology | Models | What it's actually for |
|---|---|---|
| Crystal UHD | 7 | Samsung's straightforward 4K LED. Most screen for the money |
| QLED | 22 | Quantum dot colour. Bright, vivid, good value; blacks go grey in the dark |
| Mini LED | 18 | Local dimming with LED brightness. The best all-rounder for a lit room |
| Neo QLED | 19 | Samsung's Mini LED range with its own processing, 50 to 100 inch |
| Mini RGB | 5 | Three-colour LED backlight with the widest gamut — the 2026 premium battleground for LG, TCL and Sony |
| OLED | 10 | Perfect blacks, best contrast. For films in a room you can darken |
The short answer: bright living room with the curtains open → Mini LED or Neo QLED. Films in a dark room → OLED. Tight budget → QLED or Crystal UHD. Our Mini LED vs OLED vs QLED guide works through the trade-offs properly.
Shop by What You Watch
- Gaming TVs (41) — 120Hz or higher, HDMI 2.1, VRR and ALLM. For PS5, Xbox Series X and PC.
- Sport TVs (22) — brightness and motion handling first, because you watch football with the lights on.
- Movie TVs (14) — contrast, black level and HDR, for a room you can darken.
- Commercial displays (9) — for sports bars, restaurants, lobbies, meeting rooms and retail.
How Far Will You Be Sitting?
This is the question that should decide your size, and it's the one most people skip. Two industry standards give different answers — THX's 40° guideline puts the picture across your whole field of view, SMPTE's 30° is a more relaxed, television-like framing. Both are legitimate; anywhere between them works.
| Size | Cinema-like (THX 40°) | Relaxed (SMPTE 30°) |
|---|---|---|
| 55 inch | 1.7 m | 2.3 m |
| 65 inch | 2.0 m | 2.7 m |
| 75 inch | 2.3 m | 3.1 m |
| 85 inch | 2.6 m | 3.5 m |
| 98 inch | 3.0 m | 4.0 m |
Measure from where you actually sit, not from the opposite wall. At 4K you can sit at the near end of the range without seeing pixels — the old rules of thumb were written for 1080p.
What Else to Compare
Beyond size and panel type, four things change how a television feels to live with:
- Refresh rate. 60Hz is fine for broadcast and streaming. 120Hz matters for console gaming and fast sport. 144Hz only helps if you're gaming on a PC.
- Gaming inputs. HDMI 2.1, VRR and ALLM together are what make a console feel responsive. Input lag matters more than resolution.
- Smart platform. Samsung uses Tizen, LG uses webOS, TCL, Toshiba and Skyworth mostly use Google TV, and Hisense splits between VIDAA and Google TV. All of them run the major streaming apps; the difference is how the remote and interface feel.
- Warranty and installation. Samsung and LG international sets carry a 10-day exchange plus 3-year on-site warranty — three years of free on-site checking and repair, with replacement parts charged separately. Sony, TCL, Skyworth, Hisense and Toshiba are licensed sets on their brands' own warranty. Delivery and installation within Hong Kong can be arranged.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which TV brand is best?
It depends on what you want. Samsung has the widest range and the strongest Mini LED line-up. LG is the choice for OLED. TCL and Hisense give you the most brightness and refresh rate per dollar. Sony is the licensed pick when picture processing comes first. Skyworth and Toshiba cover the budget end.
What size TV suits a Hong Kong living room?
55 and 65 inch cover most flats — see the distance table above and measure from your sofa. 75 inch and up needs a genuinely large room, and at that point you should also check the lift and the front door, because the carton becomes the real constraint.
OLED, QLED or Mini LED?
OLED for the deepest blacks in a dark room; QLED for brightness on a budget; Mini LED when you want both and your room has real daylight. Full comparison in our technology guide.
What does "international version" mean?
Our Samsung and LG sets are international versions: original manufacturer stock with the same interface and features as local-market models — the differences are in the distribution channel and bundled accessories — and each carries a 10-day exchange plus our 3-year on-site warranty. Sony, TCL, Skyworth, Hisense and Toshiba are Hong Kong licensed sets on brand warranty, tuned for HK broadcast reception. Full terms on the warranty policy page; other purchase questions are in the FAQ.
Do you deliver and install?
Yes, within Hong Kong. For anything 75 inch and above we'd recommend professional installation — send us a photo of the wall on WhatsApp (+852 9847 9793) and we'll tell you what's needed.
Can I see a TV in person before buying?
Yes. Our showroom is at Room 403, Block A, Chung Mei Centre, 15 Hing Yip Street, Kwun Tong, open 11:00–19:00. Not every model is on display, so WhatsApp us first to confirm.
Sound, and Further Reading
Most televisions are thinner than the speakers they'd need. If the picture is going to be the centrepiece of the room, budget for a soundbar alongside it — it changes the experience more than the next model up would.
Guides worth reading before you decide:
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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