Best Smart TVs Between ₹80,000 and ₹1,20,000 in India (September 2026)

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Between ₹80,000 and ₹1,20,000, smart TVs stop being just "big and 4K" and start offering the picture technology that actually separates a good TV from a great one - Mini LED backlighting, 144Hz panels for gaming, and AI-driven picture processing all show up here as standard rather than a flagship-only feature. Here are the best smart TVs between 80000 and 120000 rupees in India right now, each checked live for price, stock and rating before writing this. Picks are verified in stock at the time of writing.

1. Sony BRAVIA 2M2 (65")

The best-rated TV in this bracket, and it isn't close - 4.5★ across nearly 1,600 ratings. Sony's own 4K Processor X1 and X-Reality PRO handle upscaling and motion noticeably better than the panel spec sheet suggests, and Dolby Atmos plus Dolby Vision cover both premium sound and picture formats most competitors split between two different price tiers.

• Best-rated TV in this bracket by a wide margin (4.5★, 1,599 ratings)
• Both Dolby Atmos and Dolby Vision, unusual to get both at this price
• Standard 60Hz panel, not built for high-refresh-rate gaming like the TCL or Hisense below

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2. Samsung Crystal UHD (75", Vision AI)

The cheapest way into a genuine 75" screen in this bracket, helped by Samsung's newer Vision AI features handling upscaling and scene optimisation in real time. It's not the sharpest panel technology here - a standard Crystal UHD LED rather than Mini LED or QLED - but the sheer size-to-price ratio is the strongest in this list.

• Cheapest genuine 75" screen in this bracket
• Samsung's Vision AI for real-time picture optimisation
• Standard LED panel, not Mini LED or QLED like the pricier picks here

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3. TCL 75Q6C (75", QD-Mini LED, 144Hz)

The most-reviewed TV in this bracket, and the gaming pick - a 144Hz panel with HDMI 2.1 and Game Master mode makes it genuinely useful for a console or gaming PC, not just marketing language. Up to 512 local dimming zones on the Mini LED backlight give it noticeably better contrast than the Samsung Crystal UHD above at a similar screen size.

• Most-reviewed TV in this bracket (1,732 ratings)
• 144Hz + HDMI 2.1, genuinely useful for console or PC gaming
• Mini LED backlight gives noticeably better contrast than plain LED

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4. Hisense 75E8S (75", ULED Mini LED, 144Hz)

Matches the TCL above on screen size, Mini LED and 144Hz gaming, but goes further on sound - a 61W speaker system with a built-in subwoofer, tuned by audio brand Devialet, is a genuine step up from the 20-46W systems most TVs in this bracket ship with. VIDAA is a less common smart platform than Google TV, worth checking has the specific apps you use before buying.

• Strongest built-in sound system in this bracket (61W + subwoofer)
• Same 144Hz Mini LED gaming credentials as the TCL above
• VIDAA smart platform has a smaller app library than Google TV - check your must-have apps first

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5. Samsung Neo QLED (65")

The premium pick at the top of this bracket - Samsung's Neo QLED panel technology sits a full tier above the Crystal UHD pick earlier in this list, with quantum-dot colour and Mini LED backlighting together. It's also the best-rated Samsung here, though on a smaller 65" screen and a much smaller review base than the mass-market picks above.

• Neo QLED is a genuine tier above the Crystal UHD panel earlier in this list
• Best-rated Samsung in this bracket (4.4★)
• Smaller screen (65") than the three 75" TVs above it, and a smaller review base

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How to choose

Screen size and panel technology trade off directly against each other in this bracket: the two 75" Mini LED sets (TCL, Hisense) give you both a bigger screen and better contrast than the Samsung Crystal UHD at a similar or lower price, but only because Crystal UHD is Samsung's older, simpler LED tech. If you game on console or PC, the TCL and Hisense's 144Hz panels and HDMI 2.1 genuinely matter; if you mostly watch movies and TV, the Sony's picture processing and dual Dolby format support make it the best all-round set here despite the smaller 65" screen. The Samsung Neo QLED is worth the premium only if you specifically want quantum-dot colour accuracy over the Mini LED sets' contrast advantage.

FAQs

Is Mini LED the same as QLED?

No - Mini LED refers to the backlight (smaller, more numerous LEDs for better local dimming), while QLED refers to the colour filter (a quantum-dot layer for wider colour). The TCL and Hisense here use Mini LED backlighting; the Samsung Neo QLED combines both technologies.

Do I need a 144Hz smart TV if I don't game?

No - 144Hz only matters for gaming input lag and smoothness. For movies and TV, which are shot at 24 or 60fps, a 60Hz panel like the Sony's shows no visible difference.

Why is VIDAA less common than Google TV or Tizen?

VIDAA is Hisense's own platform and has a smaller third-party app library than Google TV (used by TCL and Sony here) or Samsung's Tizen. Major streaming apps are all present, but check for any niche apps you specifically need before buying.

Is the smaller review count on the Samsung Neo QLED a concern?

Not necessarily - premium tiers naturally sell in smaller volumes than mass-market TVs, so a lower review count is expected rather than a red flag, especially from an established brand like Samsung.

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How we pick: our editors shortlist current, in-stock models and rank them by value. Prices change fast - tap a product to see today's live price. Some links are affiliate links; we may earn a small commission at no extra cost to you.

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