Best TVs for Xbox Series X in Australia
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Cheapest right now: Hisense 100" Q7SAU 4K Hi-QLED Smart TV [2026] at $3,324 across 5 retailers. Updated 5 Aug 2026
The Xbox Series X targets 4K at up to 120Hz with VRR and auto low latency mode, so a TV does it justice when it has an HDMI 2.1 input, a 120Hz-capable panel, and variable refresh rate. Every set here meets that baseline, which means the order comes down to what each one does above it.
Beyond the checklist, the things worth comparing are refresh headroom (144Hz and higher for the fastest games), the number of HDMI 2.1 ports, and panel quality for contrast and motion. We weigh those together with each set's review score to rank the list, and show the live lowest price from the retailers we track so you can see where it is cheapest right now.
![Hisense 100" Q7SAU 4K Hi-QLED Smart TV [2026]](/img/product/9a/9acfc74a5fad04ed42249be82bf4e0794afb1000-t.webp?v=bbe96afb)
- Screen size 100in
- Panel QLED
- Smart OS VIDAA
- Refresh rate 144Hz
For the Series X, prioritise a bright, high-contrast panel and low input lag. If you will run the console alongside a soundbar or a second device, make sure there are at least two HDMI 2.1 ports so both can share the 4K120 bandwidth.
Frequently asked
What's the cheapest TV for the Xbox Series X right now?
The Hisense 100" Q7SAU 4K Hi-QLED Smart TV [2026] at $3,324, as of 5 Aug 2026.
How much does a TV for the Xbox Series X cost?
Currently $3,324 to $3,324 across the 1 models we track.
Which TV for the Xbox Series X is the best pick?
Our pick is the Hisense 100" Q7SAU 4K Hi-QLED Smart TV [2026] (5.00/5), from $3,324.