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How much does a 4K TV cost

How much does a 4K TV cost in the UK?

Last updated 20 July 20262 min readLive Amazon UK prices
4K TV prices in the UK span from around £200 to £3,000+. What you pay depends on size, panel type and features. Here's what each budget gets you, plus the best value by price per megapixel.

Display prices by type

We track 389 available TVs and monitors on Amazon UK. Here's the current best value (lowest price per megapixel) and entry price in each category:
TVs · cheapest / MP£24.71/MPFrom £99.00 · 134 trackedBrowse TVs
Monitors · cheapest / MP£20.49/MPFrom £51.99 · 255 trackedBrowse Monitors

What you get at each budget

£200–£350 — budget

Smaller or basic 4K sets (43-50 inch), HDR support and smart apps. Fine for bedrooms, casual viewing and value buyers; compromises on brightness and motion.

£350–£700 — mid-range

The value sweet spot. Larger 55-65 inch 4K TVs with better brightness, HDR and smart platforms. Most people should shop here.

£700–£1,200 — premium

Brighter QLED and entry OLED panels, better contrast and motion, full gaming features (HDMI 2.1, 120Hz). A noticeable step up in picture quality.

£1,200+ — flagship

Top-end OLED and premium QLED, peak brightness, the best processing and the largest sizes. For enthusiasts and home cinema.

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Frequently asked questions

How much does a 4K TV cost on average?

In the UK, a good 4K TV typically costs £300-800 depending on size, with budget 43-50 inch sets from around £200-300 and premium OLEDs at £1,000+. The live figures below show the current cheapest price and best value per megapixel across our catalogue.

What is a good price for a 4K TV?

For most living rooms, £400-700 buys an excellent 55-65 inch 4K TV with HDR and a good smart platform. Below £300 you'll find smaller or more basic sets; above £1,000 you're paying for premium OLED/QLED panels and top-end features.

Why are some TVs so much more expensive?

Price climbs with screen size, OLED or premium QLED panels, higher brightness, better HDR (Dolby Vision), 120Hz/HDMI 2.1 gaming features, and brand. A 65-inch OLED costs far more than a 50-inch basic LED even at the same resolution.

Are cheap 4K TVs any good?

Budget 4K TVs (£200-350) are genuinely decent now — sharp 4K resolution, HDR support and smart apps. They compromise on brightness, contrast, motion handling and build, but for casual viewing they represent strong value.

Find your budget's best display

Compare TVs and monitors by price per megapixel and grab the best value for what you want to spend.