Best 43 Inch TV in India (November 2026): 7 Picks Compared
Seven 43-inch 4K smart TVs from ₹26,499 to ₹46,990 with live Amazon and Croma prices. Specs from listings and brand pages; we haven’t tested them.
Looking for the best 43 inch TV in India? Forty-three inches is the sweet spot for most bedrooms and smaller living rooms, and almost every good option is now a 4K smart TV. The real differences are HDR support, speakers, ports, warranty and price.
We shortlisted seven 43-inch 4K TVs that were in stock on Amazon India or Croma at our price check, from about ₹26,500 to ₹47,000. Specs come from the store listing or the brand's spec page; where they disagree, we say so and go with the brand. We haven't tested these TVs, so there are no made-up picture scores.
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Quick picks
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1- 60Hz display
- 30W speakers
- 3 HDMI
2- 60Hz display
- 24W speakers
- 3 HDMI
3- 60Hz display
- 30W speakers
- 3 HDMI
4- 60Hz display
- 20W speakers
- 3 HDMI
5- 60Hz display
- 24W speakers
- 3 HDMI
6- 50Hz display
- 30W speakers
- 3 HDMI
7- 60Hz display
- 20W speakers
- 4 HDMI
At a glance: prices and key specs
1Xiaomi X Series 43-inch 4K Google TV (2025, ELA6012IN)
Lowest price with Dolby Vision
- 60Hz display
- 30W speakers
- 3 HDMI
- 12-month warranty
- Display
- 43" 4K LED (3840×2160), 60Hz
- HDR
- HDR10, Dolby Vision
- Sound
- 30W, Dolby Audio, DTS:X, DTS Virtual:X
- OS
- Google TV with Xiaomi PatchWall
- Memory
- 2GB RAM, 8GB storage
- Ports
- 3 HDMI (eARC), 2 USB 2.0, Ethernet, optical out
- Wireless
- Dual-band Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 5.0
- Warranty
- 12 months (Croma listing)
The cheapest TV here at Croma's live price still covers the basics: a 4K panel with Dolby Vision and HDR10, Google TV with Xiaomi's PatchWall, and 30W speakers with Dolby Audio and DTS:X (Xiaomi's own spec page confirms 30W).
You get three HDMI ports (one eARC for a soundbar), two USB ports, Ethernet and dual-band Wi-Fi. The trade-off is 2GB RAM with only 8GB storage, fine for a few streaming apps but tight for games. Croma lists no BEE star rating and a 12-month warranty.
What we like
- Lowest price in this list
- Dolby Vision + HDR10 on a budget
- 30W speakers (brand-confirmed)
What could be better
- Only 8GB storage
- No BEE star rating listed on Croma
Who should buy it: Streaming-first homes that want Google TV and Dolby Vision at the lowest price.
2Hisense 43E6S 43-inch 4K Google TV (2026)
Best overall value
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- 60Hz display
- 24W speakers
- 3 HDMI
- 12-month warranty
- 350 nits
- Display
- 43" 4K Direct LED, 60Hz, 350 nits (listing)
- HDR
- Dolby Vision, HDR10 (HDR10+ decoding per Hisense)
- Sound
- 24W (2×12W per Hisense), Dolby Atmos
- Gaming
- ALLM, VRR 48–60Hz (Hisense spec page)
- OS
- Google TV, Chromecast built-in
- Ports
- 3 HDMI 2.0 (1 eARC), 1 USB 2.0 + 1 USB 3.0, Ethernet, optical
- Wireless
- Dual-band Wi-Fi 5, Bluetooth 5.0
- Warranty
- 1 year comprehensive (listing)
The Hisense 43E6S is a 2026 model that costs only about ₹500 more than the Xiaomi at today's prices. For that you get Dolby Atmos on top of Dolby Vision, plus ALLM and VRR (48–60Hz) on Hisense's spec page, handy for occasional console gaming. The listing quotes 350 nits.
One catch: Amazon says “30 Watts”, but Hisense's spec sheet says 2×12W (24W), so we use 24W. Ports are generous (three HDMI 2.0 with eARC, plus USB 3.0 and USB 2.0) and warranty is one year. For most buyers under ₹30,000, this is where we'd start.
What we like
- Dolby Vision + Dolby Atmos
- ALLM and VRR for casual gaming
- USB 3.0 port, 3 HDMI with eARC
What could be better
- 24W per brand (listing says 30W)
- Only 1-year warranty
Who should buy it: Most buyers: a 2026 Google TV with the strongest feature list under ₹27,000.
3Croma 43-inch QLED 4K Google TV with Dolby Vision (2026, CREL043UGQ331851)
QLED + most storage under ₹30,000
- 60Hz display
- 30W speakers
- 3 HDMI
- 12-month warranty
- 350 nits
- Display
- 43" QLED 4K, 60Hz, 350 nits, A+ grade panel
- HDR
- Dolby Vision, HDR10, HLG
- Sound
- 30W box speakers, Dolby Atmos
- OS
- Google TV 5.0
- Memory
- 2GB RAM, 32GB storage
- Ports
- 3 HDMI (eARC/ARC), 2 USB 2.0, Ethernet, optical, AV in, DVB-S2
- Wireless
- Dual-band Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 5.1
- Energy / warranty
- 1 Star BEE; 12 months (accessories 6 months)
Croma's own-brand model is the only QLED panel here under ₹30,000. The listing covers Dolby Vision, HDR10 and HLG, 350 nits, 30W box speakers with Dolby Atmos, ALLM and Google TV 5.0, plus 32GB storage, four times the Xiaomi and Hisense.
The catches: service runs through Croma, and it is rated 1 Star by BEE (100W listed power draw). Warranty is 12 months, and a wall-mount kit is in the box. A cheaper Full HD option is our tracked Croma 43-inch TV.
What we like
- QLED panel, Dolby Vision + Atmos
- 32GB storage, Google TV 5.0
- Wall-mount kit in the box
What could be better
- Store brand: service via Croma
- 1 Star energy rating
Who should buy it: Buyers who want QLED colours and lots of app storage at about ₹30,000.
4LG UA75 43-inch 4K webOS TV (2025, 43UA83506LA)
Longest warranty + Magic Remote
- 60Hz display
- 20W speakers
- 3 HDMI
- 36-month warranty
- 240 nits
- Display
- 43" 4K LED, 60Hz, 240 nits
- Processor
- α7 AI Processor 4K Gen8, 4K Super Upscaling
- HDR
- HDR10, HLG, Filmmaker Mode
- Gaming
- ALLM, VRR, HGIG, Game Optimizer
- Sound
- 20W 2.0ch down-firing, Dolby Atmos, AI Sound Pro (virtual 9.1.2)
- OS / remote
- webOS 25, Magic Remote, AI Voice ID, Google Cast, AirPlay
- Ports
- 3 HDMI (eARC), 1 USB 2.0, Ethernet, optical
- Warranty
- 36 months (Croma listing)
LG's UA75 is for people who value the smart-TV experience: webOS 25, the point-and-click Magic Remote, Google Cast and AirPlay, and the α7 AI Processor 4K Gen8 with 4K Super Upscaling. Croma also lists ALLM, VRR and HGIG for gaming.
It gives ground on paper: 240 nits, HDR10/HLG only (no Dolby Vision) and 20W speakers. The big plus is a 36-month warranty on Croma's listing, the longest here. webOS uses LG's own app store, which has Netflix, Prime Video and JioHotstar.
What we like
- 36-month warranty on Croma listing
- Magic Remote + webOS 25
- α7 Gen8 upscaling, VRR/ALLM
What could be better
- No Dolby Vision; 240 nits
- 20W speakers, 1 USB port
Who should buy it: Families who want a trusted brand, a pointer remote and a long warranty more than peak HDR.
5TCL 43P6L 43-inch 4K Google TV (2026)
2-year warranty, lowest energy use
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- 60Hz display
- 24W speakers
- 3 HDMI
- 24-month warranty
- 260 nits
- Display
- 43" 4K HVA LED, 60Hz MEMC, 260 nits (listing)
- HDR
- HDR10
- Sound
- 24W (Dolby Audio per TCL; listing says Dolby Atmos)
- OS
- Google TV, 64-bit quad-core, Game Master
- Memory
- 2GB RAM, 16GB storage
- Ports
- 3 HDMI, 1 USB, LAN, optical, satellite in
- Energy
- 3 Star BEE, 114 kWh/year (listing)
- Warranty
- 2 years (brand, per listing)
The TCL 43P6L is a 2026 Google TV with an HVA panel, MEMC and Game Master mode. Its strengths are on paper: a 2-year brand warranty and a 3 Star BEE rating at 114 kWh a year, the lowest annual use among the listings that state it.
The Amazon title mentions Dolby Vision and Atmos, but TCL's own listing says HDR10 and Dolby Audio, so we don't count Dolby Vision. With 24W speakers, 260 nits and 16GB storage, it costs more than the Hisense today for fewer features, so buy it for the warranty and running cost, or after a price drop.
What we like
- 2-year brand warranty
- 3 Star, 114 kWh/year (listing)
- 16GB storage, Game Master
What could be better
- HDR10 only per TCL
- Pricier than better-specced picks today
Who should buy it: Buyers who want a longer warranty and lower power bills from a Google TV.
6Samsung Crystal UHD UE86AH 43-inch 4K Vision AI TV (2026, UA43UE86AHULXL)
Samsung ecosystem + free channels
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- 50Hz display
- 30W speakers
- 3 HDMI
- 12-month warranty
- Display
- 43" Crystal UHD 4K, 50Hz (listing)
- HDR
- HDR10+, HLG, Filmmaker Mode
- Processor
- Crystal Processor 4K, 4K Upscaling, Motion Xcelerator
- Sound
- 30W 2ch (Samsung), Object Tracking Sound Lite, Q-Symphony
- OS
- Tizen, Vision AI, Samsung TV Plus (150+ free channels)
- Ports
- 3 HDMI (eARC), 1 USB-A, Ethernet
- Wireless
- Wi-Fi 5, Bluetooth 5.3
- Warranty
- 1 year + 1 year extra on panel
Samsung's 2026 UE86AH suits homes already on Samsung phones or SmartThings. It runs Tizen with Vision AI, includes Samsung TV Plus (150+ free channels), supports AirPlay and Google Cast, and the Amazon title promises 7 years of OS upgrades. Samsung's page confirms 30W sound with Q-Symphony for pairing a Samsung soundbar.
It supports HDR10+ and Filmmaker Mode, but the listing gives a 50Hz refresh rate, fine for shows and cricket, less ideal for consoles. It has one USB port, a 1 Star rating (164.25 kWh/year) and one year of warranty plus a year on the panel. We also track the Samsung U8600H 43-inch at Croma.
What we like
- 30W sound, HDR10+
- Samsung TV Plus free channels, SmartThings
- 1+1 year panel warranty
What could be better
- 50Hz refresh (listing)
- 1 Star energy, single USB port
Who should buy it: Samsung phone and SmartThings users who want long software support.
7Sony BRAVIA 2M2 43-inch 4K Google TV (K-43S22BM2)
Premium pick, 4 HDMI ports
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- 60Hz display
- 20W speakers
- 4 HDMI
- 12-month warranty
- Display
- 43" 4K LED, 60Hz
- Processor
- 4K Processor X1, 4K X-Reality PRO, Motionflow XR 100
- HDR
- HDR10, HLG
- Sound
- 20W 2ch open baffle, Dolby Atmos, DTS:X
- OS
- Google TV, AirPlay 2, Apple HomeKit, Alexa
- Ports
- 4 HDMI (ALLM/eARC), 2 USB, Ethernet
- Energy
- 2 Star BEE, 134.38 kWh/year (listing)
- Warranty
- 2 years if bought 1 Oct–15 Nov 2026 (listing offer)
Sony's BRAVIA 2M2 costs far more, and its spec sheet looks similar: 4K 60Hz, HDR10/HLG, 20W with Dolby Atmos and DTS:X. You pay for Sony's processing (4K Processor X1, X-Reality PRO), its service network and connections: it is the only TV here with four HDMI ports, plus two USB.
It runs Google TV with AirPlay 2 and HomeKit. The listing shows a 2-year warranty for purchases from 1 October to 15 November 2026, and only a couple of units were left at our check. At ₹45,000+, see it in a store before you buy; we haven't tested it.
What we like
- 4 HDMI + 2 USB ports
- Sony X1 processing, Google TV + AirPlay 2
- 2-year warranty offer till 15 Nov
What could be better
- Far pricier than the rest
- 20W speakers, no Dolby Vision
Who should buy it: Buyers who want the Sony name and extra HDMI ports and don't mind paying for them.
Specs compared
| Product | Panel / HDR | Refresh | Speakers | OS | HDMI | Warranty | Price today |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 Xiaomi X Series 43 | 4K LED · Dolby Vision | 60Hz | 30W | Google TV | 3 | 12 mo | ₹26,499 |
 Hisense 43E6S | 4K DLED · Dolby Vision | 60Hz + VRR | 24W Atmos | Google TV | 3 | 12 mo | ₹26,990 |
 Croma 43 QLED | QLED · Dolby Vision | 60Hz | 30W Atmos | Google TV 5.0 | 3 | 12 mo | ₹29,990 |
 LG UA75 43 | 4K LED · HDR10 | 60Hz + VRR | 20W Atmos | webOS 25 | 3 | 36 mo | ₹31,190 |
 TCL 43P6L | 4K HVA · HDR10 | 60Hz | 24W | Google TV | 3 | 24 mo | ₹33,990 |
 Samsung UE86AH 43 | Crystal UHD · HDR10+ | 50Hz | 30W | Tizen | 3 | 12 + 12 panel | ₹34,990 |
 Sony BRAVIA 2M2 43 | 4K LED · HDR10 | 60Hz | 20W Atmos | Google TV | 4 | 24 mo (offer) | ₹46,990 |
Specs from Amazon/Croma listings and brand spec pages read on 12 Nov 2026. Where a listing and the brand disagree (Hisense speakers, TCL Dolby Vision), we use the brand's figure. Warranty as shown on the listing.
How we picked
We started from the 43-inch 4K TVs Indian buyers search for most (Xiaomi, Hisense, TCL, LG, Samsung, Sony and Croma's own brand) and kept only those with a live, in-stock price on Amazon India or Croma. Several popular models (Xiaomi FX Pro, Acer Super Series, VW Pro, Toshiba C350NP, Redmi F Series, TCL 43V6C and LG UA82 on Amazon) showed “currently unavailable” or no featured offer, so we left them out.
Every price was read from the live product page in this run, and specs were cross-checked on brand pages where available (Xiaomi, Hisense, Samsung, TCL). We haven't measured brightness, input lag or sound, so “best” means best match for a type of buyer.
Buying guide: what matters in a 43-inch TV
4K is standard; HDR format matters more
All seven are 4K. Dolby Vision (Xiaomi, Hisense, Croma QLED) is widely used on Netflix and Prime Video; Samsung uses HDR10+; LG, TCL and Sony list HDR10/HLG. On budget panels, don't expect cinema-grade HDR from any of them, but Dolby Vision is a sensible tie-breaker.
Refresh rate and gaming
Six are 60Hz; the Samsung is listed at 50Hz. For a console, look for ALLM and VRR: the Hisense and LG list both, the Croma QLED and Sony list ALLM.
Sound and soundbars
Speakers here range from 20W to 30W. For real bass, add a soundbar on the eARC HDMI port every TV here has. All of them also list Bluetooth for late-night headphones; see our Sony WH-CH520 vs JBL Tune 520BT comparison.
Smart platform and storage
Google TV has the biggest app catalogue and Chromecast built in. webOS (LG) and Tizen (Samsung) carry every major Indian OTT app through their own stores. Storage runs from 8GB to 32GB.
Warranty, energy and room size
The LG lists 36 months at Croma, TCL two years, and Sony two years only until 15 November 2026. A 3 Star TV like the TCL (114 kWh/year) costs less to run than the 1 Star Samsung (164.25 kWh/year). Croma's listings suggest 6–8 feet as the ideal viewing distance for 43 inches.
Frequently asked questions
Which is the best 43 inch TV in India right now?
For most people we'd start with the Hisense 43E6S: a 2026 Google TV with Dolby Vision, Dolby Atmos, ALLM and VRR at about ₹27,000 on Amazon at our check. If you want the lowest price, the Xiaomi X Series 43 at Croma was about ₹500 cheaper; if you want a long warranty and a pointer remote, the LG UA75 at Croma lists 36 months.
Which 43 inch TV is best under ₹30,000?
At the prices we checked, the Xiaomi X Series 43 (₹26,499 at Croma), Hisense 43E6S (₹26,990 on Amazon) and Croma's 43-inch QLED (₹29,990) were all under ₹30,000. All three are 4K Google TVs with Dolby Vision; the Croma QLED adds a QLED panel and 32GB storage.
Is a 43 inch TV good for a bedroom?
Yes. Croma's listings for these TVs suggest an ideal viewing distance of about 6–8 feet, which fits most Indian bedrooms and small living rooms. For a sofa much further away, consider 50 or 55 inches.
Do these TVs support Dolby Vision?
The Xiaomi X Series 43, Hisense 43E6S and Croma 43-inch QLED list Dolby Vision. The Samsung supports HDR10+ instead, and the LG, TCL 43P6L and Sony BRAVIA 2M2 list HDR10 and HLG. TCL's own page doesn't list Dolby Vision for the 43P6L, even though the Amazon title mentions it.
Which 43 inch TV has the longest warranty?
The LG UA75 (43UA83506LA) listing on Croma shows a 36-month warranty on the main unit. The TCL 43P6L lists 2 years, and the Sony BRAVIA 2M2 shows 2 years only for purchases between 1 October and 15 November 2026. The others list 1 year (Samsung adds a year on the panel).
Prices checked 12 Nov 2026, 11:10 am IST. We read each price on the store’s own product page and re-check them every day. Prices, bank offers and stock change quickly, so the store page at checkout is final. Where we couldn’t verify a price recently, we show “Check price” instead of a number. Specs, charts and score bars use the brand’s official figures or the store listing; photos are the official product images from the store.
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