Used TVs for Sale in UAE | Ayshei
Browse UAE TV listings by size, condition, and price, from budget 43-inch sets to large 98-inch screens.
tvs For Sale In UAE (9 items)
Verified User
AED
3,600
TCL 98 inches TV
Al Dhait south - Ras Al Khaimah
AED
3,850
TCL 98 inch 4k QLED TV 2024
Al Naeem City Center - Ras Al Khaimah
AED
425
VIDAA hisense Smart 4K LED TV 43inch
Al Majaz 2 - Al Majaz - Sharjah, Sharjah
AED
650
LG Smart 4K TV 49inch
Sheikh Rashid bin Saeed Al Maktoum Street 180/19, Ajman
Verified User
AED
1,000
Geepas 58 inch TV
,
Verified User
AED
1,000
Nikai 75' UHD Smart TV
F9H4+P67 Khalidiya - Zayed The First St - opposite grand store - Al Hisn - W4 - Abu Dhabi, Abu Dhabi
AED
900
Samsung Smart TV
Abu Dhabi
AED
269
ELEKTA LED TV
Al Mamourah St 164a, Ras Al Khaimah
Verified User
AED
1,000
Television
Emaar Square, Building 6 - Dubai
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Browse TVs for sale in the UAE with a clear view of size, condition, and price. This page includes new and used TVs, from compact smart sets to large-format screens for living rooms, gaming, and sports.
What You’ll Find Here
The current listings show a wide price spread, from AED 269 to AED 3,850. That range includes smaller budget options like a 43-inch smart TV, mid-size sets such as a 49-inch LG and 58-inch Geepas, and larger screens like 75-inch and 98-inch models. If you are shopping for other electronics in the UAE, this page is a useful place to judge how much screen size and condition affect value.
You will also see listings from different UAE locations, including Sharjah, Ajman, Abu Dhabi, Dubai, and Ras Al Khaimah. That matters because pickup, transport, and inspection are easier when the seller is nearby. For many buyers, a local deal is worth more than a slightly lower price in another emirate.
How to Judge a TV Listing Properly
Start with the basics: screen size, resolution, smart features, and condition. A TV can look like a bargain until you notice missing accessories, a damaged stand, or a panel issue. The listings here include details such as 4K, QLED, UHD, LED, and smart systems like VIDAA, so read the description carefully and verify what is actually included.
For used TVs for sale, ask for the model size in inches, the exact condition of the screen, and whether the remote, stand, and power cable are included. If the seller mentions warranty, confirm whether it is still active and what it covers. If the TV has been wall-mounted, check whether the original stand is available.
When a Used TV Makes More Sense
A used TV is often the smarter buy if you want a bigger screen without paying retail prices. On this page, that can mean moving from a 43-inch or 49-inch set up to a 58-inch, 75-inch, or even 98-inch screen for less money. If the picture is clean and the ports work, a used unit can be excellent value for a bedroom, office, or second living room.
Choose new only when warranty coverage, a specific feature set, or peace of mind matters more than savings. If you are comparing a new unit with a used one, focus on screen health first. A newer TV with a damaged panel is a worse buy than an older one in solid condition.
| Listing type | Typical use | What to verify | Price signal |
|---|---|---|---|
| Budget used TV | Guest room, spare room | Screen lines, sound, remote | AED 269–650 |
| Mid-size smart TV | Main bedroom, small living room | Wi-Fi, HDMI ports, stand | AED 900–1,000 |
| Large-format TV | Living room, sports, gaming | Panel condition, transport, mounting | AED 3,600–3,850 |
Seller Tips That Help You Sell Faster
If you are listing a TV, keep the description direct. Mention the exact size, brand, smart system, and any cosmetic marks. Clear photos should show the screen on, the back panel, and the ports. Buyers respond faster when they can see the condition instead of guessing from a short title.
Price your TV against similar AED listings, not against what you originally paid. A realistic price, honest condition notes, and a clear location in the UAE usually do more for a sale than a long sales pitch. If you can arrange safe pickup or delivery, say so clearly in the listing.
Practical FAQs
What should I check first when buying a used TV?
Check the screen for lines, spots, flicker, or uneven brightness. Then test HDMI ports, Wi-Fi, sound, and the remote. If possible, play a video for a few minutes to make sure the picture stays stable.
How do I know if the price is fair?
Compare the size, brand, and condition with similar listings on this page. Bigger screens and newer smart features usually cost more, but screen condition can change the value a lot.
Is pickup safer than delivery for TVs?
Pickup is usually safer because you can inspect the TV before paying. If delivery is needed, ask how the screen will be packed and whether the seller can share a working video before it leaves.
What details should a seller include?
List the exact size, model if known, condition, included accessories, and location. Honest notes about scratches, repairs, or warranty help serious buyers decide faster.
Should I buy a new or used TV?
Choose used if you want better value and are comfortable checking condition. Choose new if warranty and peace of mind matter more than saving money.
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If you are setting up a full entertainment corner, you may also want to browse audio equipment, game consoles, or desktops. For more screen options, keep an eye on the wider electronics section and the latest TV listings in the UAE.








