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Best 85 Inch TV in India 2026 (QLED & Mini-LED)

9 best 85-inch TVs in India 2026 compared — Sony BRAVIA 9 Mini-LED (WWCD winner), value-champ Hisense Q7N, 144Hz Toshiba Z570RP for gaming, TCL, Toshiba C450NP, Sony BRAVIA 3/5, Hisense E7Q and budget VW Pro.

✓ Expert reviewed9 models compared₹89,999–₹4,79,590Updated Jun 2026

THE QUICK ANSWER

The best 85 Inch TV in India is the Sony BRAVIA 9 Series 85-inch 4K Mini LED Google TV K-85XR90 (₹4,79,590) — Flagship Mini-LED with Sony XR Processor — the best 85in picture and 70W sound on Amazon.in

For a tighter budget, our best value pick is the Hisense 85-inch Q7N Series 4K QLED TV 85Q7N (₹1,34,999) — 120Hz QLED with local dimming, full Dolby Vision HDR and superb 61W sound for ₹1.35L

WHY IT'S OUR TOP PICK

✓ Flagship Mini-LED with Sony XR Processor — class-leading brightness and contrast

✓ 70W Acoustic Multi-Audio+ with frame tweeters and subwoofers — best built-in sound here

✓ Full HDR with Dolby Vision/HDR10/HLG

✓ 120Hz with 4 HDMI 2.1 plus VRR and ALLM

✓ Polished Google TV with strong app support

✓ Best-in-class Sony installation and after-sales service

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🏆 WINNER WINNER CHICKEN DINNER · Best Overall

Sony

Sony BRAVIA 9 Series 85-inch 4K Mini LED Google TV K-85XR90

₹4,79,590

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💎 BEST VALUE · SMART BUY

Hisense

Hisense 85-inch Q7N Series 4K QLED TV 85Q7N

₹1,34,999

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Best for specific needs

Already covered the top two above — here are the picks for specific needs.

BEST FOR GAMING #4 · 9.1/10

Toshiba 85-inch Z570RP 4K QLED 144Hz Gaming TV 85Z570RP

144Hz panel with HDMI 2.1, 6ms response and a 61W subwoofer — PS5 owners approve

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BEST BUDGET #9 · 8.5/10

VW Pro Series 85-inch 4K QLED Google TV VW85GQ1

By far the cheapest 85in QLED at ₹89,999 — vibrant picture and 48W sound if you accept the risk

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Quick Comparison

How the shortlist stacks up. Scroll sideways on mobile.

Rank	Product	WWCD Score	Panel Type	Refresh Rate	HDR Format	Speaker Output	Smart OS	Rating	Deal
#1	Sony BRAVIA 9 K-85XR90	9.3/10	Mini-LED (flagship)	120Hz	Dolby Vision + HDR10 + HLG	70W Acoustic Multi-Audio+	Google TV	4.5 (550)	Check Price
#2	Sony BRAVIA 5 K-85XR55A	9.2/10	Mini-LED	120Hz	Dolby Vision + HDR10 + HLG	40W Dolby Atmos	Google TV	4.5 (550)	Check Price
#3	Hisense 85Q7N	9.1/10	QLED + Local Dimming	120Hz native	Dolby Vision + HDR10+ Adaptive	61W 2.1ch Dolby Atmos	VIDAA	4.2 (272)	Check Price
#4	Toshiba 85Z570RP	9.1/10	QLED	144Hz panel	Dolby Vision + HDR10+	61W 2.1ch w/ subwoofer	VIDAA	4.2 (116)	Check Price
#5	TCL 85T8C	9.0/10	QLED	120Hz / 144Hz motion	HDR10+ (no Dolby Vision)	40W Dolby Atmos	Google TV	4.1 (1253)	Check Price
#6	Toshiba 85C450NP	8.8/10	QLED	60Hz	Dolby Vision + HDR10 + HLG	36W Dolby Atmos	Google TV	4.1 (866)	Check Price
#7	Sony BRAVIA 3 K-85S30	8.8/10	Direct LED (not QLED)	60Hz	Dolby Vision + HDR10 + HLG	20W Dolby Atmos	Google TV	4.5 (550)	Check Price
#8	Hisense 85E7Q	8.7/10	QLED	60Hz	Dolby Vision + HDR10+	30W Dolby Atmos	VIDAA U	4.1 (283)	Check Price
#9	VW Pro VW85GQ1	8.5/10	QLED	60Hz	HDR10+	48W Dolby Audio	Google TV	4.1 (755)	Check Price

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Before you buy an 85-inch TV: prices, wall mount & service

The prices here are GST-inclusive consumer prices — the amount you actually pay. Some Amazon listings headline a lower ex-GST "Business" price, but the figure shown includes the 18% GST, so compare like for like.

Almost none of these TVs include a wall-mount bracket. Most ship with a table-top stand only; the bracket and installation are charged separately (typically ₹500–2,500). On a screen this heavy (30–45kg), insist on a sturdy fixed bracket and factor the cost in.

After-sales service varies hugely by brand. Sony's network is the most praised, while Hisense, Toshiba, TCL and especially VW draw repeated complaints about slow repairs. On a ₹1L+ purchase, service reliability is worth paying a little extra for.

In-depth reviews

Specs, the honest pros and cons, and who each one is for.

Sony

Sony BRAVIA 9 Series 85-inch 4K Mini LED Google TV K-85XR90

The no-compromise 85-inch flagship — reference Mini-LED picture and sound.

Panel Type

Mini-LED (flagship)

Refresh Rate

120Hz

HDR Format

Dolby Vision + HDR10 + HLG

Speaker Output

70W Acoustic Multi-Audio+

Smart OS

Google TV

HDMI Ports

4 (HDMI 2.1)

Sony's BRAVIA 9 delivers the best picture and built-in audio of any 85-inch TV on Amazon.in, backed by Sony's service network. The only catch is the ₹4.79L price — it is for buyers who want the absolute best, full stop.

PROS

＋ Flagship Mini-LED with Sony XR Processor — class-leading brightness and contrast

＋ 70W Acoustic Multi-Audio+ with frame tweeters and subwoofers — best built-in sound here

＋ Full HDR with Dolby Vision/HDR10/HLG

＋ 120Hz with 4 HDMI 2.1 plus VRR and ALLM

＋ Polished Google TV with strong app support

＋ Best-in-class Sony installation and after-sales service

CONS

－ Extremely expensive at ₹4.79L — the worst value-per-rupee here

－ Only 1-year warranty

－ High power consumption

－ Reviews are pooled across Sony BRAVIA models

WHO SHOULD BUY IT

The pick for buyers who want the best 85-inch picture and sound money can buy, regardless of price. The flagship Mini-LED with Sony's XR Processor leads the field on brightness, contrast and colour accuracy, while the 70W system removes any need for a soundbar. Choose it if you have a dedicated home theatre and value Sony's strong India service network over value-per-rupee.

₹4,79,590

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Sony

Sony BRAVIA 5 Series 85-inch 4K Mini LED Google TV K-85XR55A

Mini-LED Sony picture without the flagship's top-end price.

Panel Type

Mini-LED

Refresh Rate

120Hz

HDR Format

Dolby Vision + HDR10 + HLG

Speaker Output

40W Dolby Atmos

Smart OS

Google TV

HDMI Ports

4 (HDMI 2.1)

The BRAVIA 5 brings Sony's XR Mini-LED picture and a full gaming feature set to 85 inches. It is excellent, but at ₹3.67L you pay heavily for the Sony badge versus value-led Mini-LED rivals.

PROS

＋ Mini-LED with Sony XR processing — bright high-contrast images

＋ 120Hz with 4 HDMI 2.1 plus VRR and ALLM

＋ Full HDR with Dolby Vision/HDR10/HLG

＋ Refined and fast Google TV

＋ Strong Sony service and reliability

CONS

－ Very expensive at ₹3.67L for the specs

－ 40W audio is good but not class-leading

－ Only 1-year warranty

－ Series-aggregated reviews are hard to read

WHO SHOULD BUY IT

For buyers who want Sony Mini-LED picture and service but cannot stretch to the BRAVIA 9. You still get XR processing, full HDR and a complete 120Hz/HDMI 2.1 gaming spec. Best for those who trust the Sony name and a dark-room movie experience, and who accept paying a premium over value-led Mini-LED options.

₹3,67,640

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Hisense

Hisense 85-inch Q7N Series 4K QLED TV 85Q7N

The smart-money 85-inch — flagship-level features at a mid-range price.

Panel Type

QLED + Local Dimming

Refresh Rate

120Hz native

HDR Format

Dolby Vision + HDR10+ Adaptive + HLG

Brightness

400 nits

Speaker Output

61W 2.1ch Dolby Atmos

Smart OS

VIDAA

HDMI Ports

4 (HDMI 2.1)

The Hisense Q7N is the value champion: a 120Hz panel, local dimming, full HDR and a superb 61W 2.1 sound system for ₹1.35L. VIDAA OS and Hisense service are the trade-offs, but nothing else here comes close on features-per-rupee.

PROS

＋ Native 120Hz QLED with local dimming — best picture under ₹1.5L

＋ Full HDR with Dolby Vision/HDR10+ Adaptive/HLG

＋ Outstanding 61W 2.1-channel Dolby Atmos sound with bass channel

＋ 4 HDMI with USB 3.0 and strong gaming readiness

＋ Excellent features-per-rupee

CONS

－ VIDAA OS cannot add Play Store apps

－ Hisense after-sales service is slow in places

－ No wall-mount bracket included

－ 400 nits — bright but not a Mini-LED

WHO SHOULD BUY IT

The best 85-inch TV for most buyers. It pairs a native 120Hz panel and local dimming with full Dolby Vision HDR and a genuinely excellent 61W 2.1-channel sound system — so you skip the soundbar — at a fraction of the Sony price. Ideal for movie nights and casual gaming; just accept VIDAA's app limits and budget for the small risk on Hisense service.

₹1,34,999

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Toshiba

Toshiba 85-inch Z570RP 4K QLED 144Hz Gaming TV 85Z570RP

The 85-inch gaming TV — 144Hz, Dolby Vision and subwoofer sound.

Panel Type

QLED

Refresh Rate

144Hz panel

HDR Format

Dolby Vision + HDR10+

Brightness

400 nits

Speaker Output

61W 2.1ch w/ subwoofer

Smart OS

VIDAA

HDMI Ports

4 (HDMI 2.1)

For console and PC gamers, the Toshiba Z570RP is the standout: a 144Hz panel, HDMI 2.1 and a 61W subwoofer system for ₹1.7L. Just budget for the QC lottery and Toshiba's weak installation support.

PROS

＋ 144Hz panel with 6ms response and HDMI 2.1 — best gaming TV here

＋ Dolby Vision and HDR10+ with the REGZA ZRi engine

＋ 61W 2.1-channel sound with subwoofer

＋ Fantastic picture quality for the price

＋ Slim premium design

CONS

－ Cluster of early panel defects on some units

－ Very poor Toshiba installation and support

－ VIDAA OS app limitations

－ Newer 2025 model with only ~116 ratings

WHO SHOULD BUY IT

The pick for PS5, Xbox Series X and PC gamers who want the fastest 85-inch panel here — 144Hz with HDMI 2.1 and a 6ms response that console owners specifically praise — plus Dolby Vision and a 61W subwoofer system. Best if gaming is your priority and you are willing to accept Toshiba's QC and service risk on a newer 2025 model.

₹1,70,999

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TCL

TCL 85-inch 4K QLED Google TV 85T8C

The brightest big-brand 85-inch QLED you can buy cheap.

Panel Type

QLED

Refresh Rate

120Hz native / 144Hz motion

HDR Format

HDR10+ (no Dolby Vision)

Brightness

450 nits

Speaker Output

40W Dolby Atmos

Smart OS

Google TV

HDMI Ports

4 (HDMI 2.1)

The TCL 85T8C pairs the field's highest brightness (450 nits) and a 120Hz/VRR panel with snappy Google TV, all at the lowest big-brand price. Picture and value are strong; the watch-out is TCL's panel QC and service.

PROS

＋ Class-leading 450-nit brightness — best for bright rooms

＋ Native 120Hz panel with VRR up to 144Hz

＋ Google TV with 3GB RAM and 32GB — fast and lag-free

＋ 40W Dolby Atmos — many say no soundbar needed

＋ Cheapest big-brand 85in QLED

＋ 2-year warranty and Made in India

CONS

－ HDR10+ only — no Dolby Vision or local dimming

－ Minority report panel defects within months

－ TCL after-sales and installation can be slow

－ No wall-mount bracket in the box

WHO SHOULD BUY IT

Best for a bright living room where the field-leading 450 nits cut through glare, and for buyers who want Google TV with full app support on a fast 120Hz panel at the lowest big-brand price. Skip it if you stream a lot of Dolby Vision content (HDR10+ only) or want local dimming — and budget for the small QC and service risk.

₹1,29,990

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Toshiba

Toshiba 85-inch C450NP Series 4K QLED Google TV 85C450NP

Google TV plus Dolby Vision and genuinely great sound, sensibly priced.

Panel Type

QLED

Refresh Rate

60Hz

HDR Format

Dolby Vision + HDR10 + HLG

Brightness

400 nits

Speaker Output

36W Dolby Atmos

Smart OS

Google TV

HDMI Ports

The Toshiba C450NP is a well-rounded Google TV with Dolby Vision and frequently-praised audio at ₹1.29L. A 60Hz panel and inconsistent sharpness opinions keep it mid-pack, but it is a safe all-rounder.

PROS

＋ Dolby Vision/HDR10/HLG support

＋ Smooth Google TV with reliable WiFi and screen mirroring

＋ 36W audio repeatedly called superb for the price

＋ 16GB storage

＋ 2-year warranty and Made in India

CONS

－ 60Hz panel — not for high-refresh gaming

－ Picture sharpness opinions are split

－ Toshiba after-sales service is patchy

－ No wall-mount bracket included

WHO SHOULD BUY IT

A sensible all-rounder for buyers who want Google TV with Dolby Vision and surprisingly strong built-in sound, and who watch mostly films and shows rather than fast-paced games. Choose it if you value a full app library and a balanced package over a high refresh rate — the 60Hz panel rules out serious gaming.

₹1,28,999

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Sony

Sony BRAVIA 3 Series 85-inch 4K LED Google TV K-85S30

Sony picture processing and service trust, for brand loyalists.

Panel Type

Direct LED (not QLED)

Refresh Rate

60Hz

HDR Format

Dolby Vision + HDR10 + HLG

Speaker Output

20W Dolby Atmos

Smart OS

Google TV

HDMI Ports

The BRAVIA 3 buys you Sony's picture processing and excellent service network, but its 60Hz LED panel and 20W sound are modest for ₹2.29L. Choose it for brand assurance, not for spec value.

PROS

＋ Sony XR picture processing with Dolby Vision — natural accurate images

＋ Best-in-class Sony installation and after-sales service

＋ Polished Google TV with full app support

＋ 4 HDMI and Bluetooth 5.3

CONS

－ Direct-LED (not QLED) and only 60Hz

－ Just 20W audio — a soundbar is advisable

－ Poor value-per-spec at ₹2.29L

－ High power consumption and 1-year warranty

WHO SHOULD BUY IT

For Sony loyalists who prize the brand's picture processing and India-best service network above raw specs. You get natural Dolby Vision images and a polished Google TV, but the direct-LED 60Hz panel and 20W sound are modest for the money. Pick it only if brand assurance matters more than value, and plan to add a soundbar.

₹2,28,990

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Hisense

Hisense 85-inch E7Q Series 4K QLED TV 85E7Q

Dolby Vision QLED at a keen price for the size.

Panel Type

QLED

Refresh Rate

60Hz

HDR Format

Dolby Vision + HDR10+

Brightness

400 nits

Speaker Output

30W Dolby Atmos

Smart OS

VIDAA U

HDMI Ports

3 (ALLM)

The Hisense E7Q delivers Dolby Vision and a well-liked QLED picture for ₹1.2L. A 60Hz panel, modest 30W sound and Hisense's service network are the compromises at this price.

PROS

＋ Dolby Vision and HDR10+ on a QLED panel

＋ Picture quality well-rated

＋ Fast and friendly VIDAA UI

＋ Slim design with AI 4K upscaler

＋ Keen price for an 85in QLED

CONS

－ 60Hz panel and only 30W audio

－ VIDAA OS is more app-limited than Google TV

－ Hisense after-sales service is the recurring complaint

－ Isolated panel/motherboard failures reported

WHO SHOULD BUY IT

A keenly-priced entry into Dolby Vision QLED at 85 inches for buyers who watch mostly films and streaming and do not need high-frame gaming. Picture quality is well-liked for the money. Choose it if budget is tight and you can live with a 60Hz panel, modest 30W sound and Hisense's patchy service.

₹1,19,999

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Visio World

VW Pro Series 85-inch 4K QLED Google TV VW85GQ1

The cheapest way into an 85-inch QLED — if you accept the risk.

Panel Type

QLED + Full Array Local Dimming

Refresh Rate

60Hz

HDR Format

HDR10+

Brightness

280 nits

Speaker Output

48W Dolby Audio

Smart OS

Google TV

HDMI Ports

At ₹89,999 the VW Pro 85 is by far the most affordable 85-inch QLED, with a surprisingly good picture and sound for the money. But a heavy run of panel-failure and dead-support complaints makes it a calculated gamble.

PROS

＋ By far the lowest price for an 85in QLED

＋ Vibrant QLED picture for the money

＋ 48W sound — strong for a budget set

＋ Clean Google TV interface

＋ Made in India

CONS

－ Only 60Hz and 280 nits — dimmest panel here

－ Serious reliability reports of panel death within a year

－ Customer-care line reported unresponsive

－ No mount bracket or batteries in the box

WHO SHOULD BUY IT

The cheapest route to a big screen for budget-first buyers who want maximum size per rupee and accept the trade-off. Picture and 48W sound punch above the ₹89,999 price. Only choose it if you are comfortable with the reliability gamble — multiple owners report panel failure within a year and an unresponsive service line — and ideally pair it with a card or warranty that offers protection.

₹89,999

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Final verdict & recommendations

After comparing all nine on picture, sound, gaming, smart platform and value, here is who each top pick is for.

🏆 Best Overall

Sony BRAVIA 9 K-85XR90 · ₹4,79,590

Buy this if you want the best 85-inch picture and sound, full stop — flagship Mini-LED, XR processing and a 70W system, backed by Sony's service. Price is no object.

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🌟 Best Value

Hisense 85Q7N · ₹1,34,999

The smart-money pick for most buyers — 120Hz, local dimming, full Dolby Vision HDR and superb 61W sound for a fraction of the Sony price.

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🎮 Best for Gaming

Toshiba 85Z570RP · ₹1,70,999

For PS5/Xbox/PC gamers — a 144Hz panel with HDMI 2.1, 6ms response and a 61W subwoofer. Just accept Toshiba's QC and service risk.

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💰 Best Budget

VW Pro VW85GQ1 · ₹89,999

The cheapest way into an 85-inch QLED with vibrant picture and 48W sound — only if you accept the reliability gamble.

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How to choose the right one

● How big a room do you need for an 85-inch TV?

An 85-inch 4K TV is ideal for a viewing distance of roughly 8.5 to 11 feet (2.6-3.4m). At 4K resolution you can sit as close as ~8.5 feet without seeing pixels. Measure your wall — an 85in TV is about 189cm wide and 115cm tall — and ensure your furniture or wall mount can take 30-45kg.

● QLED vs Mini-LED vs LED — what actually matters

Most 85in TVs under ₹1.5L are QLED (quantum-dot LED) which boosts colour volume. Mini-LED (Sony BRAVIA 5/9) adds thousands of tiny backlight zones for far better contrast and brightness — the single biggest jump in picture quality, and the reason the premium Sonys top this list. Plain direct-LED (Sony BRAVIA 3) relies on processing rather than panel tech. For a bright room, prioritise nits (TCL's 450 leads the budget pack); for dark-room movie contrast, Mini-LED wins.

● Dolby Vision and HDR — don't overpay, but don't ignore it

Dolby Vision is the most widely-supported premium HDR format on Netflix, Prime and Disney+ Hotstar. Among these TVs, the Hisense (both), Toshiba (both) and all three Sonys support Dolby Vision; the TCL is HDR10+ only. If you stream a lot of 4K HDR content, prefer a Dolby Vision set.

● Refresh rate and HDMI 2.1 for gaming

If you own a PS5, Xbox Series X or gaming PC, look for a 120Hz (or 144Hz) panel with HDMI 2.1, VRR and ALLM. The Toshiba Z570RP (144Hz), Hisense Q7N (120Hz), TCL 85T8C (120Hz/VRR) and the Sony BRAVIA 5/9 deliver this; the 60Hz sets (VW, Hisense E7Q, Toshiba C450NP, Sony BRAVIA 3) are fine for films but not high-frame-rate gaming.

● Google TV vs VIDAA vs Tizen

Google TV (TCL, Toshiba C450NP, all Sonys) offers the widest app library and easy Play Store installs. Hisense's VIDAA and the Q7N/Z570's VIDAA are fast but cannot side-load Play Store apps and occasionally miss Chromecast/Prime features — a common complaint. If app flexibility matters, lean Google TV; a cheap streaming stick can also paper over a weaker OS.

● The hidden costs: wall mount, installation and service

Across almost every model, buyers report the wall-mount bracket is NOT included and installation/wall-mount is charged separately (often ₹500-2500). Factor this in. More importantly, after-sales service varies hugely: Sony's network is the most praised, while Hisense, Toshiba, TCL and especially VW draw repeated complaints about slow repairs. On a ₹1L+ purchase, service reliability is worth paying a little extra for.

Frequently asked questions

Which is the best 85-inch TV in India right now? +

For outright picture and sound quality, the Sony BRAVIA 9 (Mini-LED) is the best, but it costs around ₹4.79L. For most buyers the smart choice is the Hisense Q7N at about ₹1.35L — it offers a 120Hz panel, local dimming, full HDR and excellent 61W sound for a fraction of the price.

Is an 85-inch TV too big for an Indian living room? +

Not if you have about 8.5-11 feet of viewing distance. At 4K resolution you can sit fairly close without seeing pixels, so an 85in screen is immersive rather than overwhelming in most halls. Measure your wall and seating distance before buying.

Do these TVs come with a wall-mount bracket? +

Usually not. Almost every model in this list ships with a table-top stand only; the wall-mount bracket and installation are charged separately (typically ₹500-2500). Budget for this and insist on a fixed (not swivel) bracket for an 85in TV, which is heavy.

QLED or Mini-LED for an 85-inch TV? +

QLED (most models here) gives vivid colours at a lower price. Mini-LED (Sony BRAVIA 5 and 9) adds thousands of dimming zones for noticeably better contrast and brightness — the biggest picture upgrade — but at a steep premium. For a bright room a high-nit QLED like the TCL works well; for dark-room movie nights Mini-LED is best.

Which 85-inch TV is best for PS5 / Xbox gaming? +

The Toshiba Z570RP is the top gaming pick with a 144Hz panel, HDMI 2.1 and 6ms response — PS5 owners specifically praise it. The Hisense Q7N, TCL 85T8C and Sony BRAVIA 5/9 also offer 120Hz with HDMI 2.1, VRR and ALLM.

Are budget brands like VW and TCL reliable at this size? +

They offer the best value, but reviews flag reliability risks. VW (₹89,999) has the lowest price but a heavy run of panel-failure and unresponsive-service complaints. TCL is better but still has a notable minority reporting panel defects within months. If you want maximum peace of mind, Sony has the strongest service reputation; otherwise budget for the small risk.

Why is the price on the TV page lower than the price you list? +

These prices are scraped GST-inclusive consumer prices. Some Amazon listings show a lower ex-GST "Business" price as the headline number; the figure you actually pay includes 18% GST, which is what we report here.

Do I need a soundbar with an 85-inch TV? +

It depends on the model. The Hisense Q7N, Toshiba Z570RP (both 61W with bass/subwoofer) and Sony BRAVIA 9 (70W) have strong built-in sound that many owners are happy with. The Sony BRAVIA 3 (20W) and Hisense E7Q (30W) are weaker — a soundbar is recommended there.

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Best 85 Inch TV in India 2026 (QLED & Mini-LED)

Best for specific needs

Quick Comparison

Before you buy an 85-inch TV: prices, wall mount & service

In-depth reviews

Final verdict & recommendations

How to choose the right one

Frequently asked questions

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