Australia’s Best 4K TV Deals: Budget, Mid-Range And Premium

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After lamenting the poor selection of 4K TVs on offer at Amazon, I’ve gone looking a little further afield for some more options. Here are some online deals to consider if you’re after a new 4K set to fill a niche at your home – whether you’re looking to spend lots, as little as possible, or somewhere in-between.

On A Budget

If you’re looking for decent sized set and want to stay under $600 then there are a couple of options for you. But you’ll be getting LED sets, rather than the better quality OLED.

JB HiFi offers a Soniq 55-inch 4K UHD Smart LED LCD TV for $599. But the real bargain falls to Kogan with their $379 43-inch 4K LED TV. Kogan has no fewer than ten options, ranging in sizes between 43 and 55 inches with both flat and curved options at under $600.

Sitting In The Middle

If your budget stretches to around the $1000 mark, there are lots of options. You’ll still be looking at LED displays but you’ll start getting into some of the more well-known brands.

For example, you could pick up a LG 43-inch 4K TV (43UK6540PTD) for $979.

Or, you could try for a 60-inch TCL Series P4 at $1088.

Go Big Or Go Home

If your budget allows it, then the LG C8 77-inch 4K UHD AI Smart OLED TV, at an eye-watering $12,996 will fill your wall with bright colours and deep blacks.

There are also some great options from Sony and Panasonic, that offer full array backlit LCD LED. Samsung has also made the leap to full array backlit QLED this year.

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