TV Prices by Size in Egypt: What Each Step Up Costs (November 2026)

The size ladder: cheapest price per size in four series

Each cell is the lowest price any shop asked on 9 November for a new, in-stock unit of that size. Comparing sizes within one series keeps the picture quality roughly the same, so the difference is mostly the cost of the bigger screen.

Where the price jumps

Up to 65 inches each size step costs a few thousand pounds. In the U8000H series, going from 43 to 50 inches added EGP 3,150 and from 50 to 65 inches EGP 7,350. Above 65 inches the steps grow fast: 65 to 75 inches added EGP 11,300 and 75 to 85 inches another EGP 21,700. Per inch of screen, the 43-inch U8000H cost about EGP 349, the 65-inch EGP 392, the 75-inch EGP 491 and the 85-inch EGP 688.

The other series show the same shape. Samsung's M70H Mini LED added EGP 6,144 from 55 to 65 inches, then EGP 17,546 from 65 to 75 and EGP 21,409 from 75 to 85. LG's NU85 moved in steps of about EGP 3,000 from 43 to 65 inches, then EGP 40,500 from 65 to 85. Toshiba's C350RP added only EGP 3,400 from 55 to 65 inches. On these numbers, 65 inches is the value point in every series we checked: the largest size before the price curve steepens.

At the very top, Samsung's 98-inch U9000H started at EGP 101,000 across 7 shops (typical shop EGP 103,999).

Small TVs: 32 and 43 inches

For a bedroom or kitchen, a 32-inch smart TV cost EGP 7,300-8,499 at the cheapest shop on 9 November, depending on the brand. At 43 inches the choice is between Full HD and 4K, and 4K cost about EGP 3,100 more at the cheapest shop.

• Haier H32K80E 32-inch HD: from EGP 7,300 at Elghazawy across 9 shops (typical EGP 7,999).
• Hisense 32A4Q 32-inch: from EGP 7,499 at 2B across 7 shops (typical EGP 7,999).
• Toshiba 32V35RP 32-inch HD: from EGP 7,699 at Abdul Aziz Stores across 8 shops (typical EGP 8,399).
• Samsung H5000F 32-inch HD: from EGP 8,499 at Elghazawy across 12 shops (typical EGP 9,057).
• Hisense 43A4Q 43-inch Full HD: from EGP 11,900 at Elghazawy across 8 shops (typical EGP 11,999).
• TCL 43S5K 43-inch Full HD QLED: from EGP 14,799 at Elfares Store across 12 shops (typical EGP 15,318).
• Samsung U8000H 43-inch 4K: from EGP 14,999 at Abdul Aziz Stores across 11 shops (typical EGP 16,700).

Same size, better panel: what Mini LED and OLED add

At 65 inches on 9 November, the cheapest 4K models were the Toshiba C350RP (EGP 21,899) and the Haier H65K80EU (EGP 21,999). Within Samsung's range, the U8000H started at EGP 25,499, the M70H Mini LED at EGP 29,444, the QN70H with a 120 Hz panel at EGP 38,099 and the S85H OLED at EGP 58,900. So Mini LED added about EGP 3,900 over the standard Samsung 4K set, while OLED cost more than twice as much.

At 55 inches the Samsung ladder was the M70H Mini LED from EGP 23,300, the QN70H from EGP 31,499 and the S85H OLED from EGP 46,899. On these prices the step to Mini LED is the cheapest picture upgrade in Samsung's range, while OLED is a much larger decision.

How much the shop matters at each size

TVs are priced more tightly between shops than phones, but the gap grows in pounds as the screen grows. Across the 33 models, the cheapest shop was a median 6.3% below the typical shop, a median saving of EGP 1,354.

• 32-43 inches (9 models): cheapest 7.3% below typical, median saving EGP 699.
• 50-55 inches (10 models): 6.2% below typical, median saving EGP 1,277.
• 65 inches (7 models): 7.3% below typical, median saving EGP 2,000.
• 75 inches and above (7 models): 4.1% below typical, median saving EGP 2,999.
• The widest gap: the Haier H55K80EU 55-inch at EGP 17,999 at Hyper One against EGP 21,199 at the typical shop (15.1%).
• At least 13 different shops had the lowest price on at least one model; Abdul Aziz Stores had it, or shared it, on 11 of the 33.

Before you buy

Egyptian retail prices include the 14% VAT, and PriceTeq shows each price exactly as the shop lists it, in EGP. Many Egyptian TV listings mention a built-in receiver; check the listing if you want satellite channels without a separate box. Confirm the full model code, since shops often sell the previous year's version of a series next to the new one, and check whether delivery and wall mounting are included.

How we measured it

On 9 November 2026 we read the public PriceTeq product page of 33 TV models, each sold by five or more Egyptian shops; together they covered 23 shops. Each page lists every shop's price for that exact model, cheapest first. We counted only new, in-stock units whose price had been checked that day or the day before, and the typical price is the middle shop's price as the page shows it. These figures are the prices shown on priceteq.com that day; check the live TV pages for today's prices.

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