7 budget 4K TVs you can buy in South Africa

26 September 2016
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WIth the recent release of the PlayStation 4 Pro and the upcoming Xbox Project Scorpio, 4K gaming is slowly gaining momentum.

Increased graphics processing power has allowed the objective of true 4K gaming to be reached by high-end Pascal-powered gaming PCs, and consoles will be quick to follow the latest trend in graphics technology.

The latest in gaming technology comes at a cost however, and we’ve searched across a variety of online and physical retailers to find some of the cheapest 4K TVs on the market.

Check out these budget UHD TVs you can buy in South Africa:


Samsung 50-inch UHD Smart LED TV – R10,990

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HiSense 49-inch UHD Smart LED TV – R9,499

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LG 49-inch UHD Smart LED TV – R10,499

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HiSense 65-inch UHD Smart LED TV – R16,999

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Sinotec 50-inch UHD Smart LED TV – R6,999

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HiSense 55-inch UHD SMart LED TV – R12,999

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LG 55-inch UHD Smart LED TV – R15,499

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Telefunken 50-inch UHD LED TV – R9,372

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  1. Grové Erasmus
    27.09.2016 at 15:32

    What would your choice be ?
    4K Television
    vs
    4k Samsung 29″ Monitor
    vs
    BENQ XL2730Z LED 144Hz Monitor.

    4K screen for productivity + 2x 1080p for gaming. PC upgrade later.
    Gfx: Radeon R9 380 4Gb ain’t potent enough for 4K gaming.
    CPU: Core i5-3570-3,4Ghz, 24Gb DDR RAM, 750Gb SSD, etc
    Current: 4x 1080p screens, gaming on one only (Elite Dangerous, Arma 3, Cities Skylines).

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