The Best TVs in Australia, Ranked (2026)
The best TVs you can buy in Australia right now, ordered on picture technology, features and value. Live prices, updated daily.
There are hundreds of TVs on sale in Australia and most "best TV" lists are either a wall of affiliate links or a stale article naming models that sold out months ago. We do it differently: every TV below is a considered editorial pick, ordered on the things that actually decide how good a set is - panel and picture technology, the features worth having, the smart platform and sound, and how it holds up on brand reliability. Value comes into it, but the order is about how good the TV is first.
This list is live. It is generated straight from our catalogue, so it only ever shows TVs we currently track that are in stock with a real price - and it re-ranks itself every day as new sets arrive, prices move and stock changes. Nothing here is hand-typed to go stale.
The best TVs in Australia right now
Samsung's glare-free OLED panel and 165Hz refresh make this one of the sharpest gaming screens you can buy right now. The self-lit pixels deliver true blacks and wide viewing angles, while four HDMI 2…
Samsung's Micro RGB technology sits between traditional Mini-LED and full OLED, using microscopic red, green and blue LEDs (under 100 micrometres each) for finer backlight control than standard Mini-L…
This is Samsung's swing at the future: Micro RGB backlighting with LEDs under 100 micrometres, delivering the full BT.2020 colour gamut and certified glare-free viewing. The tech is genuinely new and…
This is LG's ambitious new Micro RGB category - thousands of individually controlled red, green and blue micro-LEDs paired with over a thousand dimming zones and the alpha 11 AI processor borrowed fro…
The C5 sits in LG's mid-tier OLED lineup, and while it lacks the full Brightness Booster Max tech reserved for the pricier C6, it still delivers genuine OLED fundamentals: perfect blacks, infinite con…
Sony's QD-OLED panel delivers the goods: over eight million self-lit pixels produce inky blacks and punchy, saturated colours that make LED-backlit sets look flat by comparison. The XR processor handl…
LG's 2026 G6 OLED delivers the core strengths you'd expect from this panel technology: perfect blacks, instantaneous pixel response and excellent viewing angles thanks to self-lighting pixels. The alp…
TCL's X11L Ultimate sits at the premium end of the brand's range, and the hardware delivers on most of the promise. The Mini-LED panel with local dimming and Super Quantum Dot colour tech pushes brigh…
The QN90F brings Samsung's premium Mini LED tech to a truly enormous 98-inch canvas, and the hardware largely delivers: Quantum Matrix control keeps the backlight tight, the 165Hz panel handles motion…
This 83-inch OLED delivers the core strengths you'd expect at the premium end: perfect blacks, wide viewing angles and a genuinely fast 165Hz panel that makes it a serious option for PC and console ga…
Each pick also shows its average owner review score, so you can weigh our call against what people who bought the set actually think.
Chasing something more specific? We rank the best in each category too - the best OLEDs, the best Mini-LED sets, the best TVs for gaming, and the best under a grand - all drawn from the same live catalogue.