Cheapest 85-inch 4K Smart TVs right now

How we rank the best 85-inch TVs

The list above is ordered by the TV Rex rating - our own rules-based score out of five that weighs picture, gaming, sound, smarts and build, kept deliberately separate from price so it tells you how good the TV actually is. Re-sort by price, biggest discount or customer rating using the controls at the top. Every set is one we track right now, in stock with a live price, and the order refreshes daily as stock and deals move. Read how we rate TVs for the full method.

What to look for in a 85-inch TV

• Brightness and uniformity are everything. At 85 inches a weak backlight or uneven panel is impossible to miss. Peak brightness and even lighting across the whole screen matter more here than at any smaller size - see TV brightness explained.
• Mini-LED dominates the value here. An 85-inch OLED exists but is rare and very expensive, so Mini-LED is where nearly all the sensible big-screen value sits at this size.
• Upscaling matters most of all. Everything short of native 4K is stretched across a huge area, so processing and upscaling quality make or break the picture on anything but pristine sources.
• Plan the install. Check the wall reinforcement, the mount rating, and that doorways and stairwells can get the panel into the room. At this size logistics are a real part of the decision.

How much should a 85-inch TV cost?

85 inches is premium territory: Mini-LED is the value pick, OLED (where available) sits well above it, and even entry big-screen 4K is a serious spend - and the cheapest ones are where brightness is most likely to disappoint. The live range for every 85-inch set we track is shown above and updates daily. If it is a stretch on budget or space, the 75-inch list is the step down. (Sizes above 85 inches exist but are a niche, specialist buy.)

Common questions

What is the best 85-inch TV in Australia?

Our top pick is whichever set leads the list above, sorted by the TV Rex rating - scored on merit and re-ranked daily. For the whole catalogue ranked, see our top-rated TVs overall.

How far should I sit from an 85-inch TV?

Around 3.3 metres or more suits 85 inches for comfortable 4K viewing. In a smaller room, 75 inches is the more sensible fit.

Is an 85-inch TV worth it over a 75?

In a large, open-plan room with the seating distance to match, the extra scale is genuinely immersive. In an average lounge the 75-inch sets are easier to place and better value.