UPGRADING your TV doesn’t have to cost a fortune.
We’ve hunted down the best cheap 4K TVs on the market so you can upgrade your viewing experience for less.
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With so many options out there, from 4K to QLED, finding the right TV can feel like a minefield.
That’s why we’ve rounded up the best cheap 4K TV deals, so you can get great picture quality without overspending.
There’s something for every budget and space, whether it’s a compact model for the bedroom, a mid-size family TV, or a big screen for that home cinema vibe.
It’s the perfect time to upgrade. Currys TV sale has seen up to £420 off 65-inch TVs, and I’ve picked out some standout deals below.
If you’re planning to wall-mount your new television, our guide to the best TV wall brackets will help make installation simple and stress-free.
Before making your purchase, it’s worth checking out our tips on how to measure a TV screen so you know what size TV to buy for your space.
Read on for a look at the TV deals that will upgrade your viewing experience for less.
Best cheap 4K TV deals: At a glance
Not sure where to start? We’ve picked out the top cheap 4K TVs for every size and budget.
Here are our favourites right now:
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Best cheap 4K TV deals
Best 32-inch TVs
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Best budget buy: Bush 32-inch 32HT24CA Smart TV, £109
Why you should buy: You’re getting smooth streaming with the TiVo platform built in, sharp HDR10 visuals, and Dolby Audio, all packed into a sleek HD Ready TV that’s perfect for smaller spaces.
Specs: Screen: HD Ready, HDR10; Sound: Dolby Audio, DTS HD; Motion rate: 50Hz; Wall-mount? Yes, Voice control? No
Mid-range gem: Amazon Fire 32-inch 2-Series Smart TV, £249.99 £169.99
Why you should buy: It’s a simple, no-fuss smart TV with all the essentials and easy Alexa voice control built in. And at this price, it’s a solid choice for a bedroom or smaller rooms.
Specs: Screen: HD, Sound: Dolby Digital Audio, Motion rate: 60Hz, Wall-mount? Yes, Voice control? Yes (Alexa Voice Remote)
Splash-out splurge: Samsung QE32Q50A 32-inch QLED Smart TV, £349
Why you should buy: This is one of the very few 32-inch TVs that give you premium features like Samsung’s QLED panel, which is ideal if you want top-tier picture quality without compromising.
Specs: Screen: QLED, Sound: Dolby Digital Plus, Motion rate: 50Hz, Wall-mount? Yes, Voice control? Yes (Alexa, Bixby)
Best 40-inch TVs
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Best budget buy: TCL 40S5400AK 40-inch TV, £219 £158
Why you should buy: A great deal for a 40-inch TV with HDR for better colour and contrast, plus voice control and easy streaming right out of the box.
Specs: Screen: HDR, Sound: Dolby Audio, Motion rate: 60Hz, Wall-mount? Yes, Voice control? Yes (Alexa, Google)
Mid-range gem: Toshiba 40LF2F53DB, 40-inch Full HD Fire TV, £199 £169
Why you should buy: With Fire TV built in and Alexa support, this Toshiba offers a smooth setup, a sharp Full HD picture, and hands-free control.
Specs: Screen: Liquid IPS, Sound: Dolby Audio, Motion rate: 50Hz, Wall-mount? Yes, Voice control? Yes (Voice Remote with Alexa)
Splash-out splurge: Hisense 40A5NQTUK 40-inch Smart Full HD HDR QLED TV, £209
Why you should buy: At this size, it’s still worth being conservative with your spend, and this Hisense get you bright QLED colours and smooth streaming with built-in Freeview Play and all your favourite smart apps.
Specs: Screen: 4K QLED, Sound: Dolby Atmos, Motion rate: 60Hz, Wall-mount? Yes, Voice control? Yes (Google Assistant)
Best 43-inch TVs
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Best budget buy: Toshiba 43UV2F53DBU 4K Smart TV, £249 £229
Why you should buy: A 4K TV with Dolby Atmos sound and voice control for under £200. Perfect for a solid upgrade without breaking the bank.
Specs: Screen: 4K Ultra HD, Sound: Dolby Atmos, Motion rate: 60Hz, Wall-mount? Yes, Voice control? (Alexa, Google)
Mid-range gem: Samsung UE43CU7020K Smart 4K TV, £189
Why you should buy: 4K clarity, Adaptive sound tech, and smooth motion, all for a price that’s affordable but delivers premium features.
Specs: Screen: 4K Ultra HD, Sound: Adaptive Sound, Motion rate: 50Hz, Wall-mount? Yes, Voice control? (Alexa, Google)
Splash-out splurge: Samsung U8000F 43-inch Crystal UHD 4K HDR Smart TV, £289
Why you should buy: A sharp Crystal UHD 4K display, Adaptive Sound for clearer audio, and built-in voice control make this a solid all-rounder for everyday viewing.
Specs: Screen: Crystal UHD 4K, Sound: Adaptive Sound, Motion rate: 60Hz, Wall-mount? Yes, Voice control? Yes (Bixby via remote or TV)
Best 50-inch TVs
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Best budget buy: Hisense 50-inch 50E6NTUK 4K Smart TV, £279 £249
Why you should buy: You get a solid 4K picture, Alexa voice control and a decent-sized screen for well under £300; great value for a living room or gaming setup on a budget.
Specs: Screen: 4K Ultra HD, Sound: DTS Virtual X, Motion rate: 60Hz, Wall-mount? Yes, Voice control? Yes (Voice Remote with Alexa)
Mid-range gem: TCL 50T6C-UK 50-inch QLED 4K TV, £449 £299
Why you should buy: With QLED colours, immersive Dolby Atmos sound, and hands-free Alexa voice control thanks to the built-in Fire TV platform, this TV is incredible value on sale.
Specs: Screen: QLED 4K, Sound: Dolby Atmos, Motion rate: 60Hz, Wall-mount? Yes, Voice control? Yes (Voice Remote with Alexa)
Splash-out splurge: Amazon Fire TV 50-inch 4-Series 4K, £499.99 £349.99
Why you should buy: A smooth, no-fuss smart TV with deep integration into the Fire TV ecosystem, intuitive navigation, and instant access to major apps. At this price, you’re getting premium streaming features and 4K Dolby clarity without the premium price tag.
Specs: Screen: 4K with Dolby Vision, Sound: Dolby Atmos, Motion rate: 60Hz, Wall-mount? Yes, Voice control? Yes (Voice Remote with Alexa)
Best 55-inch TVs
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Best budget buy: TCL 55PF650K 55-inch 4K Ultra HD, £369 £268
Why you should buy: A crisp 4K display with Dolby Vision brings out detail and contrast, while Dolby Atmos and Alexa voice control make it a smart and cinematic upgrade at a budget-friendly price.
Specs: Screen: 4K with Dolby Vision, Sound: Dolby Atmos, Motion rate: 60Hz, Wall-mount? Yes, Voice control? Yes (Voice Remote with Alexa)
Mid-range gem: Panasonic TV-55W95AEB 55-inch Smart 4K TV, £799.99 £599.99
Why you should buy: With a 120Hz refresh rate, this Panasonic is a standout pick for gamers and sports fans, offering smoother, sharper motion to keep up with fast-paced action.
Specs: Screen: 4K Ultra HD, Sound: Dolby Atmos, Motion rate: 120Hz, Wall-mount? Yes, Voice control? Yes (Alexa via TV)
Splash-out splurge: Sky Glass Gen 2 55-inch TV, £949 or from £19 (£20 upfront)
Why you should buy: Sky Glass is an all-in-one TV and streaming hub with no dish or box required. With built-in Sky and Dolby Atmos sound, it’s a smart choice if you want to keep things tidy and hassle-free.
Specs: Screen: UHD Quantum Dot, Sound: Dolby Atmos, Motion rate: 60Hz, Wall-mount? Yes, Voice control? Yes (Sky hands-free & remote)
Best 65-inch TVs
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Best budget buy: Hisense 65-inch 4K Smart TV 65A6NTUK, £389
Why you should buy: A huge 65-inch screen at a bargain price and Game Mode Plus, all powered by the slick Vidaa smart platform with built-in Alexa.
Specs: Screen: 4K Ultra HD, Sound: DTS Virtual X + Dolby Audio, Motion rate: 60Hz (with Game Mode Plus), Wall-mount? Yes, Voice control? Yes (Voice Remote with Alexa)
Mid-range gem: TCL C6KS 65-inch QD-Mini LED 4K HDR Smart Google TV, £999 £579
Why you should buy: TCL is one of those trusted names in home tech, and this model packs in Google TV for effortless browsing, built-in Alexa for hands-free control, and QD visuals all for well under £600 on sale.
Specs: Screen: Quantum Dot 4K, Sound: AI Sound, Motion rate: 120Hz, Wall-mount? Yes, Voice control? Yes (Google Voice Assistant)
Splash-out splurge: Sky Glass Gen 2 65-inch TV, £1,199 or from £24 (£20 upfront)
Why you should buy: Sky’s flagship TV gives you big-screen luxury with zero fuss, stream straight from the screen and enjoy cinema-worthy sound from its integrated speakers.
Specs: Screen: UHD Quantum Dot, Sound: Dolby Atmos, Motion rate: 60Hz, Wall-mount? Yes, Voice control? Yes (Sky hands-free & remote)
What to look for when buying a TV
The Sun spoke to Henrik Schmidt, Head of Category TV at Currys, for expert TV-buying tips.
“Consider investing in OLED or Neo QLED TVs for the best picture quality,” he advised.
Gamers should prioritise HDMI 2.1 and 120Hz models to match the refresh rates of modern consoles.
Henrik also noted: “Larger TVs stay relevant longer, reducing the need for upgrades. Plus, 8K resolution is gaining traction, with more content expected soon.”
How much to spend on a TV
Buying a TV can feel overwhelming, but Schmidt suggests focusing on your budget and priorities.
“While most suppliers offer top-tier panels, each has unique USPs,” he explained.
“For a truly immersive experience, Philips’ OLED+ Ambilight TVs are worth exploring. And when it comes to OLED technology, LG has made impressive advancements.”
Stick to what you need and your budget, and you won’t go far wrong.
Where are the best TV deals?
The good news is that there are only a few trusted online retailers you need to check for the best TV deals, many of which offer guarantees for extra peace of mind.
How to find the best cheap 4K TV deals?
Finding the best TV deal is easier with a few simple tips.
Set your budget first. TV prices range from under £200 to thousands, so knowing your limit (with a bit of wiggle room) helps.
Pick the right size for your space; the ideal viewing distance is about 1.5 times the screen size.
During sales, retailers often price-match, so if you can, waiting for Amazon’s Prime Day or Black Friday could save you a tidy sum.
Currys also has a price-match guarantee, so take advantage if you spot a better deal elsewhere.
Bookmark this page; we update it regularly with the latest TV deals, so you can check back anytime.
For more ways to save, check out our best Sky deals for top-notch TV packages at low prices.
And for great savings for your home setup, explore our best broadband deals to pair perfectly with your new 4K TV.
