Looking for the best 55 inch LED TV in India?
A 55 Inch TV is usually the largest affordable size for personal use at home. Be it gaming, watching sports, or movies, 55 inch TVs are usually the best at offering any of these experiences. In fact, a 55 inch television has almost 22% more viewing area than a corresponding 50 inch television.
To help you decide your purchase, we’ve put together the list of the best 55 inch LED TVs under Rs 60,000 in India. These include both smart TVs and regular televisions of 55 inch size from reputable brands and includes models that have 4K (UHD) resolution. Actually, times have changed and most of these models offer Ultra HD 4K resolution. Most of these also offer a response time of 8ms, which is good enough for gaming. We’re only covering models that offer at least 300 nits of brightness.
These are the best 55 inch Smart LED TVs in India 2021
1. OnePlus 138.8 cm (55 inches) Q1 Series 4K Certified Android QLED TV
Specifications:
1. Display: Ultra HD (UHD), 3840 x 2160 (4K), 140cm (55) LED
2. HDR: Yes
3. Brightness: Greater than 500 nits
4. Refresh rate: 480Hz
5. Smart TV: Yes
6. OS: Oxygen OS with Android Pie (9)
7. Memory: RAM 3 GB,16 GB Storage
8. Ports: 4 x HDMI, 3 x USB, WiFi
9. Audio: 50 Watts
10. Launch year: 2019
11. Weight: 19.5 Kg
12. Warranty: 1 Year
Pros & Cons:
1. Brightness
2. Excellent Sound Quality
3. Operating system
2. Sony Bravia 138.8 cm (55 inches) 4K Ultra HD Smart Certified Android LED TV
Specifications:
1. Display: Ultra HD, 3840 x 2160, 140cm (55) LED
2. HDR: 4K HDR
3. Refresh rate: 50Hz
4. Smart TV: Yes
5. OS: Certified Android smart TV
6. Memory: 1GB RAM / 8GB storage
7. Ports: 4 HDMI ports,3 USB ports
8. Audio: 10W x 2
9. Launch year: 2019
10. Weight: 16.1 Kg
11. Warranty: 1 Year
Pros & Cons:
1. Brightness
3. LG 139 cm (55 Inches) 4K UHD OLED Smart TV
Specifications:
1. Display: Ultra HD (UHD), 3840 x 2160 (4K), 140cm (55) LED
2. HDR: 4K HDR with Dolby Vision
3. Refresh rate: 60Hz
4. Smart TV: Yes
5. OS: webOS, ThinQ AI ,Magic Remote , Multi Tasking
6. Ports: 4 HDMI ports, 3 USB ports
7. Audio: 40 Watts
8. Launch year: 2018
9 Weight: 19.1 kg
10. Warranty: 1 Year
Pros & Cons:
1. Brightness
2. 4K HDR
4. Samsung 138 cm (55 Inches) Super 6 Series 4K UHD LED Smart TV
Specifications:
1. Display: Ultra HD (UHD), 3840 x 2160 (4K), 138cm (55) LED
2. HDR: HDR 10
3. Refresh rate: 60Hz
4. Smart TV: Yes
5. OS: Tizen
6. Memory: 1.5GB RAM / 8GB storage
7. Ports: 2 HDMI ports,1 USB port
8. Audio: 10W x 2
9. Launch year: 2019
10. Weight: 17.3 Kg
11. Warranty: 1 Year
Pros & Cons:
1. Android
2. HDR 10
5. TCL 138.78 cm (55 inches) AI 4K UHD Certified Android Smart LED TV
Specifications:
1. Display: Ultra HD (UHD), 3840 x 2160 (4K), 139cm (55) LED
2. HDR: HDR Pro
3. Refresh rate: 60Hz
4. Smart TV: Yes
5. OS: Android 9.0
6. Ports: 3 x HDMI, 2 x USB, WiFi
7. Audio: 20 Watts
8. Launch year: 2019
9. Weight: 12 Kg
10. Warranty: 1.5 Year
Pros & Cons:
1. Audio
6. VU 138 cm (55 Inches) 4K Ultra HD Smart LED TV
Specifications:
1. Display: Ultra HD (UHD), 3840 x 2160 (4K), 138cm (55) LED
2. HDR: HDR 10
3. Brightness: 450 nits
4. Refresh rate: 60Hz
5. Smart TV: Yes
6. OS: Opera OS
7. Memory: 1GB RAM / 4GB memory
8. Ports: 3 x HDMI, 2 x USB, WiFi
9. Audio: 10W x 2
10. Launch year: 2019
11. Weight: 17 Kg
12. Warranty: 1 Year
Pros & Cons:
1. Brightness
2. HDR 10
7. Sony Bravia 138.8 cm (55 Inches) 4K UHD Certified Android LED TV
Specifications:
1. Display: Ultra HD, 3840 x 2160, 140cm (55) LED
2. HDR: 4K HDR
3. Refresh rate: 50Hz
4. Smart TV: Yes
5. OS: Android TV
6. Memory: 1GB RAM / 8GB storage
7. Ports: 4 HDMI ports, 3 USB ports
8. Audio: 10W x 2
9. Launch year: 2018
10. Weight: 16.2 Kg
11. Warranty: 1 Year
Pros & Cons:
1. Brightness
8. Micromax 139.7 cm (55 inches) 4K UHD LED Certified Android TV
Specifications:
1. Display: Ultra HD (UHD), 3840 x 2160 (4K), 140cm (55) LED
2. HDR: Yes
3. Refresh rate: 60Hz
4. Smart TV: Yes
5. OS: Certified Android
6. Memory: 2.5GB RAM / 16GB storage
7. Ports: 2 HDMI ports, 2 USB ports
8. Audio: 30 Watts
9. Launch year: 2019
10. Weight: 14 Kg
11. Warranty: 1 Year
Pros & Cons:
1. Android
2. RAM
9. TCL 138.71 cm (55 inches) 4K Ultra HD Smart LED TV
Specifications:
1. Display: Ultra HD (UHD), 3840 x 2160 (4K), 139cm (55) LED
2. HDR: HDR 10
3. Refresh rate: 60Hz
4. Smart TV: Yes
5. OS: Linux based operating system
6. Ports: 3 HDMI ports,2 USB ports
7. Audio: 10W x 2
8. Launch year: 2019
9. Weight: 11.9 Kg
10. Warranty: 1.5 Year
Pros & Cons:
1. HDR 10
Suggestions
If you usually use a TV for only normal TV viewing, 1080p TVs are more than adequate. Given the lack of 4K content, spending the extra money for a resolution that you won’t even use doesn’t make much sense.
However, if you game on your consoles (PS4 Pro or the Xbox One X only) or have a high-end PC that you connect to your TV, we suggest get a 4K TV. The extra resolution is worth it.
Some of the manufacturers offer identical specifications for the same price. We would ideally pick the cheaper one if the manufacturing year is the same. Usually, there’s some advancement in the panel technology every year, so in case they are from different years, we’d prefer the newer one.
However, it’s not always the case and the benefits are not that great. We advise going for the newer one if the price gap isn’t too great.
Also, those looking for a 5 year investment should also consider a 4K TV given that they are more future proof. Now, HDR might not matter on a 1080p TV but it sure does matter when you’re getting a 4K TV. No, it’s not got anything to do with the resolution, just that buying a 4K TV without HDR doesn’t make sense. If you’re future proofing, why not do it properly? Most of the 4K content comes with HDR anyway and it makes a difference.
However, HDR TVs are priced higher than the non-HDR ones. Also, don’t get fooled by marketing spiel around HDR. Only go for HDR10 if you must. HDR Pro can read HDR inputs correctly but cannot replicate each and every detail due to limitations on the hardware side.
Also, look for TVs with HDMI ARC if you plan to plug in a home theater system. Otherwise, you’d be stuck with 2.1 support on an aux cable. Also, there’s not much of a difference in real life between 16W and 20W audio unless you plan to set the volume to max on your television all the time.
Lastly, the refresh rates are more of a market gimmick. The two rates that are usually standard are 50/60Hz and 100/120Hz. Everything above is generally a lie.
