Sony TV price in Bangladesh currently ranges from around ৳65,000 for a 43 inch Bravia model to around ৳1,199,500 for the 98 inch Mini LED flagship, depending on screen size, panel type, and series. Below you will find a full size by size breakdown, an explanation of what Sony's model names actually mean, and buying guidance so you can pick the right TV without overpaying. Prices below are based on EERNA's current TV catalog and are updated as stock and offers change. If you want to see every brand side by side, you can also browse all TV brands in Bangladesh on our TV page.
Sony's TV lineup in Bangladesh splits into three broad price tiers. Entry level Bravia X series sets in the 43 to 50 inch range start from around ৳65,000. Mid range 4K models between 55 and 65 inches sit between ৳90,000 and ৳270,000, and this is where most Bangladeshi households end up buying. At the top, the XR series and Mini LED flagships push past ৳600,000, aimed at buyers who want the best picture and sound Sony makes.
The exact price you pay depends on four things: screen size, panel type (LED, Full Array LED, OLED, or Mini LED), whether it runs Android TV or Google TV, and which processor is inside it. We break each of these down below.
| Products | Price |
|---|---|
| Sony Bravia KD-75X77L 75 Inch 4K Ultra HD Google TV | 193,000 BDT |
Here is what Sony TVs actually cost at each size, based on models currently listed on our TV price page. Use this table to set a realistic budget before you start comparing individual models.
A few patterns are worth noting. The jump from 55 to 65 inches usually adds ৳50,000 to ৳120,000 depending on series. OLED models cost noticeably more than LED models at the same screen size, since the panel technology itself is more expensive to produce. And once you go past 75 inches, price stops scaling in a simple straight line, because those sets also carry Sony's higher end processors and audio systems.
If you specifically want 4K resolution, you can also filter directly through our Sony 4K TV models to see current stock and pricing at each size.
Sony's model names look confusing at first, but they follow a logic once you know what to look for. Every model name tells you the resolution class, the series tier, and sometimes the panel type, before you even check the spec sheet.
Models like the KD-43X75K, KD-50X75K, and KD-55X80L fall into the X series. These are Sony's mainstream 4K TVs, built around the X1 processor for image processing and typically running Google TV or Android TV. This is the series most Bangladeshi buyers land on for a bedroom, dining room, or secondary living room TV, and it covers the 43 to 75 inch range at the lower and middle price points shown above.
The XR prefix, seen in models like the XR-55A80L and XR-65A80L, marks Sony's step up to the Cognitive Processor XR. This chip is built to read a scene the way the human eye does, adjusting contrast, colour, and motion across the whole picture rather than pixel by pixel. Several XR models, including the A80J and A80L, use OLED panels for deeper blacks and wider viewing angles, along with better built in audio such as Acoustic Surface Audio+. If home theatre quality matters more to you than saving money, this is the series to look at, and you can compare options through our Android TV options listing as well.
At the very top sits Sony's Mini LED lineup, including the XR-85X95L and the newer Bravia 5 K-98XR50. Mini LED uses thousands of smaller backlight zones than a standard LED panel, which allows brighter highlights and darker shadows in the same scene without the light bleed you get on cheaper sets. These are large screen, whole room centrepieces, priced from around ৳650,000 upward.
If you want a solid everyday smart TV under ৳100,000: look at the 43 or 50 inch X series, such as the KD-43X80L or KD-50X75K. Both give you 4K resolution, Google TV, and Sony's standard X1 processor, which is enough for streaming, gaming, and general viewing without paying for features you will not notice.
If you want a proper 55 to 65 inch family living room TV: the KD-55X85L or KD-65X80L sit in a comfortable ৳110,000 to ৳145,000 range and add local dimming and higher refresh handling over the base X series, which matters more once the screen gets that large.
If picture quality is the priority and budget is flexible: the XR-55A80L or XR-65A80L OLED models are the clear step up. They cost more, but the difference in contrast and colour accuracy is visible immediately, especially in a dim room.
Sony TVs sold through unofficial or grey market channels often come without a valid local warranty, and some units are region locked or missing local voltage certification. Buying from an authorized retailer protects you on both counts.
Before you buy, check that the model number on the box matches the model on the TV itself, confirm the retailer can register the serial number for warranty, and ask for the warranty card at the time of purchase rather than after. You can review exactly what is covered on our EERNA warranty policy page.
Sony TVs, particularly the 55 inch and larger models, are a significant purchase, and EMI is available to spread that cost across several months rather than paying the full amount upfront. Full terms, eligible cards, and tenure options are listed on our EMI installment plans page, so you can check the exact monthly breakdown for the model you are considering before you commit to it.
At the same screen size, Sony generally sits slightly above Samsung and roughly in line with or above LG, reflecting its positioning as a premium brand built around picture processing and audio rather than the widest possible feature list. The comparison below uses a 55 inch 4K smart TV as the reference point.
None of the three brands is objectively better across the board. Sony tends to win on colour accuracy and processing, Samsung usually wins on brightness for well lit rooms, and LG is generally the strongest option once you move into OLED. The right choice comes down to your room, your budget, and which of those strengths matters most to you.
Buy from an authorized retailer such as EERNA, where every unit comes with an official warranty card that can be registered against its serial number. This protects you if you ever need a repair or replacement.
Warranty length varies by model and retailer, so check the current terms on our warranty policy page before you buy, and get the warranty card at the point of sale.
Most current Sony Bravia models sold in Bangladesh run Google TV, with some older X series units on Android TV. Both give you the Play Store, YouTube, Netflix, and voice control through Google Assistant.
A 43 inch Sony Bravia currently costs between ৳65,000 and ৳84,900, while a 55 inch model ranges from ৳89,900 up to around ৳265,000 for the OLED versions, depending on the exact series.
Match the model number and serial number on the box against the sticker on the back of the TV, buy only from an authorized retailer, and confirm the serial number can be registered for warranty before you pay.
If picture processing, colour accuracy, and built in sound quality matter most to you, Sony is generally worth the premium. If you are mainly after the lowest price at a given size, Samsung usually undercuts it. Once you have picked your size and TV, you can also pair it with a soundbar for noticeably better sound than any built in TV speaker.
