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Looking for a TV in the UAE? This page brings together used televisions for sale alongside a few new projector and TV options, so you can compare size, condition, and price in one place. It is a practical way to shop for tv uae listings without wasting time on vague ads.

What you’ll find on this page

The current mix is varied: compact sets, large living-room screens, smart TVs, and projectors. That matters because the best choice is not always the biggest screen or the lowest price. A 43-inch smart TV at AED 425 can suit a bedroom or guest room, while a 98-inch TV or a projector setup is better for a dedicated media space. If you are comparing used televisions for sale, start with the room size and viewing distance before you look at the brand.

Some listings are clearly described as brand new or like new, while others are used occasionally or in good working condition. That difference should guide your offer. A newer unit with a clean description and recent use can justify a higher price. A more affordable set may still be a good buy, but only if the seller can show the screen, ports, and remote are all working.

High-value tip

Ask the seller to power the TV on before pickup and show a white screen, a dark screen, and a video source. That quick check reveals dead pixels, backlight issues, and color problems faster than any description can.

How to compare listings smartly

When you browse tv buy options on Ayshei, compare more than the asking price. Check the screen size, whether it is smart or basic, the stated condition, and the pickup location. In this category, the same size can vary a lot in value depending on age and use. A 49-inch LG Smart 4K TV at AED 650 and a 75-inch smart TV at AED 1,000 are very different buys, so think about what you actually need at home.

What to checkWhy it mattersGood sign
Screen conditionScratches, lines, or dead pixels affect daily useClean image on a bright and dark background
Ports and inputsNeeded for consoles, boxes, and sound systemsHDMI, USB, and audio ports work properly
Remote and smart featuresImportant for easy setup and streamingRemote included and menus respond quickly
Pickup locationHelps you judge convenience and transportEasy local handover in your emirate

Buying used TVs in the UAE

For buyers, the safest approach is simple: keep the chat on Ayshei, ask for clear photos, and agree on a public or easy-to-reach pickup point. If the listing says the TV is in good condition, ask what that means in practice. Has it been wall-mounted? Any repairs? Is the stand included? These details matter more than a short headline.

If you are choosing between new and used, go used when you want more screen for your budget and the seller can prove the TV works properly. Go new when you want warranty, zero wear, or a specific model for gaming or home cinema. Projectors can also be a smart alternative if you want a larger image without buying a giant panel, but check brightness and room lighting before you decide.

Selling a TV on Ayshei

If you are listing your own set, be direct. Mention the exact size, condition, and whether the remote, stand, or wall mount is included. Add photos of the screen while it is on, not just the front panel. That helps buyers trust the ad and reduces back-and-forth.

Price your TV against similar listings in the UAE, not against what you originally paid. A clean, working smart TV will move faster if the price reflects its age and condition. If you are selling a projector or a larger screen, mention whether it is for home use, office use, or a cinema-style setup. Buyers search differently for each use case.

Related electronics to compare

If you are building a full setup, it can help to browse audio equipment for better sound, TV accessories for mounts and cables, or video games if the screen is mainly for gaming. You can also return to the main electronics category to compare other devices before you decide.

FAQs

What should I ask before buying a used TV?

Ask about screen condition, remote control, ports, smart features, and whether the TV has ever been repaired. If possible, request a live demo before payment.

Is a bigger TV always better value?

Not always. A larger screen is only better if it fits your room and viewing distance. In a small room, a smaller TV with better condition can be the smarter buy.

How do I know if the price is fair?

Compare similar size, brand, and condition. A newer or lightly used smart TV usually costs more than an older basic set, even if both turn on properly.

Should I choose a TV or a projector?

Choose a TV for everyday use, brighter rooms, and simple setup. Choose a projector if you want a larger image and have control over lighting and screen placement.

What is the safest way to meet a seller?

Meet in a public place or at a location where the TV can be tested safely. Bring help if the screen is large, and inspect the item before handing over payment.

Browse carefully, compare condition first, and choose the screen that fits your room and budget.