8 Best TV Shops in Singapore (2026)
Compare 8 places to buy a TV in Singapore, from electronics retailers like Courts and Harvey Norman to official Samsung, LG and TCL online stores.
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- Amir Wahab
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AI image by LocalRankBuying a television in Singapore means choosing between big electronics chains, a showroom-style specialist and the official online stores run by the brands themselves. This list covers eight sellers across those types, compiled from the sellers' own websites in 2026. We describe the TV ranges, sizes and brands each one publishes, plus how it points shoppers to a store or an online checkout. We do not quote prices, because they change weekly. Use the list to shortlist two or three sellers, then compare the exact model number, warranty wording, delivery terms and any installation or wall-mounting options on each seller's page before you commit to a purchase.
1. Courts
Courts is a home electronics and furniture retailer in Singapore, and its site has a dedicated TV and home entertainment section. The categories it publishes include TVs sorted by screen size, from 49 inches and below up to 95 inches and above, and by type, including OLED, QLED and QNED, and Mini LED, alongside TV accessories, projectors, soundbars and speakers. Browsing by size first is a handy way to start if you already know your room. The site links to a store locator and a customer care contact page that, according to the site, is staffed daily, plus a contact form for questions. Check each product page for the warranty and delivery terms before you pay.
Islandwide malls and online
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2. Harvey Norman
Harvey Norman Singapore sells TVs alongside computers, appliances and home entertainment gear, and its site lists the brands Hisense, LG, Samsung and Sony in its TV area. The navigation also groups sound systems such as soundbars and home theatre systems, recorders and players, and TV accessories including wall mounts and brackets, which makes it easy to assemble a full setup in one visit. Its store finder lists branches in malls including Millenia Walk, Suntec City and Jurong Point, among others. For questions, the site points to a customer service page, an email address and an online form. Confirm warranty details on the product page you are buying, and ask the store whether the exact model you want is on display before you travel.
Millenia Walk, Suntec City, Jurong Point
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3. Best Denki
Best Denki is an electronics retailer with branches across Singapore, and its TV section organises sets by type and size, which suits shoppers who already know roughly what they want. The site lists LED, UHD 4K, OLED, QLED, Android, mini and micro LED and AI TV categories, plus projector and portable TV options, with size groups running from the 32 to 43 inch range up to above 80 inches. Brands featured on its TV page include LG, Philips, Samsung, Sharp and Sony. Its store locator lists branches in malls such as Ngee Ann City, VivoCity and Jurong Point. The contact page also shows a WhatsApp line for shoppers, which the site says is staffed on selected days.
Ngee Ann City, VivoCity, Jurong Point
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4. Audio House
Audio House is a Singapore electronics and audio-visual retailer whose online shop has a TV category and a best-selling TV block. The brands shown there include Samsung, Hisense, Toshiba, Philips, LG and Sharp, covering OLED, QLED, QNED and mini LED models. Product listings print the warranty arrangement for each set, for example whether cover comes from the manufacturer or the local agent, so you can compare terms side by side. The site gives a showroom address in the Ubi area, a phone line and a customer service WhatsApp number, with service hours printed beside them. Call or message first to confirm that a particular model is on display, and ask which warranty applies to the set you choose.
5. Samsung Singapore
Samsung's Singapore website doubles as an online store and a catalogue of the full television range. Its TV pages list Micro RGB, OLED, Neo QLED, Mini LED, QLED and Crystal UHD families, plus lifestyle models such as The Frame and The Serif, with soundbars, projectors and TV accessories in neighbouring categories. The footer links to a Samsung Experience Store information page and an in-store pickup service, and the support page offers live chat and WhatsApp. Because this is the manufacturer's own site, it is the place to read official specification pages for a model before you compare the same set at a retailer, including the size options listed for each range and any matching accessories.
6. LG Singapore
LG's Singapore site has a full television catalogue and says shoppers can use the LG Online Brand Store, while advising that final prices and stock should be checked with local retailers. The ranges it lists include OLED evo, OLED, Mini RGB evo, MiniLED, QNED, 4K UHD and Ultra Big TVs, and you can browse by size from 42 inches up to the 100 inch class. It also shows lifestyle screens such as the Objet Collection, Flex and StanbyME. Its contact page lists an online shopping hotline, a repair hotline and a WhatsApp number, making it useful if you want to confirm a specification directly with the maker before choosing where to buy, or compare an LG set against rivals at a retailer.
7. TCL Singapore
TCL Singapore publishes its television lineup and a where-to-buy route on its own site. The page lists QD-Mini LED, QLED, Google TV, large-screen, gaming and home theatre TVs, with size groups from 43 inches and smaller up to 75 inches and above, plus soundbars and monitors. Its shop link points to the brand's own online store, and the site also names marketplace storefronts, partner retailers and a physical TCL store at Northpoint City. Support pages cover warranty, delivery and returns. This is a handy option if you are comparing value brands and want to see the company's own purchase options in one place before you decide whether to buy online, through a partner or in person.
Northpoint City and online
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8. Sharp Singapore
Sharp's Singapore website runs its own E-Store, and the TV menu lists AQUOS XLED, AQUOS QLED, Smart TV and Google TV ranges. It also has a dedicated TV installation page and a remote control section, which can save a search if you need a replacement. The site says shoppers are directed to its official online store rather than to third-party stores, and it mentions instalment payments through selected gateways and platforms. A contact page is linked for enquiries. If you prefer to buy straight from a manufacturer's own channel and read its installation information first, this page is a good place to begin comparing options, then check the same model number at a retailer for comparison.
How to choose
- Start with the room, not the brand. Measure the viewing distance and wall or cabinet space, then use each seller's size filters to see what is actually offered. Most sites in this list group sets by screen size, so you can ignore ranges that are too large or small before comparing display types.
- Match the display type to how you watch. Sellers describe OLED, QLED, QNED and mini LED sets differently, and each page prints its own explanation. Read the specification sheet for the exact model number, and be careful to compare like for like rather than relying on a marketing name alone.
- Compare warranty wording across sellers. Some retailers print whether cover comes from the manufacturer or from the local agent, and the period can differ between models. Screenshot the terms on the product page before you buy so you can refer to them if you ever need service.
- Ask about delivery, installation and wall mounting before you pay. Some sites list TV mounts, brackets or an installation page, while others leave it to separate services. Confirm what is included, whether old sets are taken away and how slots are booked, in writing, so there are no surprises on the day.
- Use the official brand pages as a reference, then price-check at a retailer. Manufacturer sites show the full range and specifications for a model, while retailers show which sets they stock and any bundles. Check that the model number matches exactly, because similar names can hide different specifications.
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Amir Wahab is the founder and editor of LocalRank, an independent Singapore rankings and local guides publication.
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