40 inch LED Price in Pakistan

Fewer brands make a 40 inch TV than any other popular size, so the shelf is short and the prices sit close together. If your wall or TV unit has space for something between a 32 and a 43, this is the page for you.

“Typical” is the middle price among all models. Every figure on this page updates daily.

Each brand’s current price range at 40 inch, the price most of its models sit around, and what its 40 inch range offers. Tap a brand to see its full TV range.

After size, the picture technology decides the price. Resolution tells you how sharp the picture is, while QLED decides how bright and colourful it looks.

Google TV and Android TV both include the Play Store and casting from your phone; Google TV is the newer home screen. Samsung runs Tizen and LG runs webOS, which are not shown separately here.

Most brands jump straight from 32 inch to 43 inch. TV panels are cut from large sheets of glass, and sizes such as 32, 43, 50, 55 and 65 inch cut with the least waste, so fewer factories produce 40 inch panels. That is why you will see fewer models here and why prices sit in a narrow band.

TCL, EcoStar, Dawlance, Haier, Hisense, Sony and Skyworth all make a 40 inch model, so there is still a sensible choice across budgets.

Full HD is the right resolution at 40 inch, and it is what most sets at this size use. From a typical 5 to 6 foot viewing distance you would need to sit unusually close to notice the extra detail of 4K, so it is not worth paying more for.

The upgrade you can actually see is colour. A QLED panel, such as EcoStar’s CX-40Q874 or TCL’s 40S51K, gives brighter and richer colour in a daylit room, and at 40 inch it costs little or nothing extra.

For most people the answer is 43 inch. The two sizes cost about the same, but a 43 inch has around 15% more screen area, far more models to choose from and the option of 4K, which starts to make sense at that size.

Choose the 40 inch when your space genuinely cannot take a 43. A 40 inch TV is about 35 inches wide and a 43 inch about 37.5 inches, so measure your wall or TV unit before you decide. You can compare the 43 inch LED TV range here.

A 40 inch screen is about 35 inches wide, so it fits a 3 foot (36 inch) TV unit where a 43 inch, at about 37.5 inches, would overhang slightly. What must sit on the unit is the stand, not the screen, so check the stand width on the product page if space is tight.

One well-priced model from each brand, so you can compare 40 inch TVs without scrolling the whole range.

AYS has been selling electronics since 1956 and runs 17 showrooms in Peshawar, delivering across Pakistan.