Every TV DealSurge lists at or under ₹40,000: 5 in all, prices as listed on 31 October 2026. Ordered by fewest recorded drawbacks, then by the fuller specification. Each product page lists its drawbacks and who should avoid it, so the order can be checked.
DealSurge lists 5 TVs at or under ₹40,000. All 5 carry 3 recorded drawbacks each; the Hisense 55-inch E7N QLED 4K Ultra HD Smart TV (55E7N) has the fullest recorded specification among them. It suits console gamers who want 144 Hz and VRR without paying flagship prices. Every drawback is listed on each product page, so the order can be checked.
Best TVs Under ₹40,000 in India
| TV | Price | Panel type | Resolution | HDR support | Rated power |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Hisense 55-inch E7N QLED 4K Ultra HD Smart TV (55E7N) | ₹38,990 | QLED (VA) with full-array local dimming | 3840 x 2160 (4K UHD) | Dolby Vision, HDR10+, HLG | 125 W |
| LG 43-inch 4K Ultra HD Smart LED TV (43UR7500PSC) | ₹33,990 | LED (IPS) | 3840 x 2160 (4K UHD) | HDR10 Pro, HLG | 80 W |
| Samsung 43-inch Crystal 4K Vivid Ultra HD Smart TV (UA43CUE60AKXXL) | ₹31,990 | LED (VA) with Crystal Processor 4K | 3840 x 2160 (4K UHD) | HDR10+ | 85 W |
| Redmi Smart TV X43 43-inch 4K Ultra HD LED (L43M8-A2IN) | ₹26,999 | LED (VA) | 3840 x 2160 (4K UHD) | HDR10, HLG | 90 W |
| Xiaomi Smart TV X Series 32-inch HD Ready LED (L32M8-A2IN) | ₹13,999 | LED (VA) | 1366 x 768 (HD Ready) | None | 55 W |
Suits: Console gamers who want 144 Hz and VRR without paying flagship prices.
The catch: Smart platform is slower than Tizen or webOS
Suits: Wide seating arrangements where several people watch from off-centre.
The catch: IPS black levels are visibly weaker than VA in a dark room
Suits: Buyers who value a responsive, well-maintained smart platform over raw panel specification.
The catch: 20 W audio is weak for the price
Suits: First 4K television for a living room up to about three metres viewing distance.
The catch: No local dimming; black levels are weak in dark rooms
Suits: Second bedrooms, kitchens and rentals where screen size matters less than cost.
The catch: 1366 x 768 is not 4K and cannot be upgraded
55 inch 4K UHD television rated 125 W, which works out to roughly 182 kWh a year at four hours of viewing a day.
1 Year Comprehensive Manufacturer Warranty
43 inch 4K UHD television rated 80 W, which works out to roughly 117 kWh a year at four hours of viewing a day.
1 Year Comprehensive Manufacturer Warranty
43 inch 4K UHD television rated 85 W, which works out to roughly 124 kWh a year at four hours of viewing a day.
1 Year Comprehensive Manufacturer Warranty
43 inch 4K UHD television rated 90 W, which works out to roughly 131 kWh a year at four hours of viewing a day.
1 Year Comprehensive Manufacturer Warranty
32 inch HD Ready television rated 55 W, which works out to roughly 80 kWh a year at four hours of viewing a day.
1 Year Comprehensive Manufacturer Warranty
