Top Television Brands In India

The television industry has grown very rapidly in the last few decades. From the basic black and white to color and now LCD, LED and so many other varieties are being introduced by the companies to woo the consumers. Apart from the technology that has evolved and enhanced the clarity of the picture and sound, the shape and dimension of the television sets have also undergone a massive change. India is one of the biggest economies of the world and naturally almost all top television brands are available in the country.

1. Samsung

Samsung is the largest South Korean conglomerate based in Seoul renowned for its top-class television and other electronic goods like cell phones, speakers, and more. As per the statistics, Samsung is the world’s largest information technology company. In India, the brand offers television sets in all varieties and sizes from QLED, UHD, Frame, The Serif, and Full HD TV in 32, 43, 65, 85, 70 inches, and more.  According to a survey conducted in 2017, the global brand value of Samsung stands at 6th position in the world.  

2. LG

LG Electronics Inc. is yet another South Korean company based in Yeouido-dong, Seoul. It is the world’s second-largest television manufacturing company and holds a good share in the Indian market. LG Television is known for its superb content looks and pictures that are smart energy-efficient innovations. 

The company offers one of the latest and Artificial Intelligence-laced televisions ranging from OLED, NanoCell 4K, UHD 4K, Smart TVs and LED’s. Some of the other features include in-built Google-Assistant, Alexa, α9 Gen2 Intelligent Processor, full array dimming technology, mobile connection overlay, wireless sound, and more. The brand value of LG over the last few years has come down a lot. Last year Forbes ranked it on the 7th spot in the list of branded companies.

3. Sony

It is one of the largest music entertainment businesses in the world. Based in Tokyo, Japan the Fortune Global 500 List ranked Sony Corporation at 97th spot but as a television manufacturer, it is the fifth-largest company in the world after Samsung and LG. It is also the leading companies in the premium TV market that sells minimum 55-inch sized and larger televisions that are priced at more than $2500. 

The company offers televisions in all ranges and sizes laced with the latest technology including OLED, Full Array televisions, 4K Ultra HD Smart TVs in all sizes ranging from 32 to 85 inches, and even more. In India, Sony is regarded as one of the top television brands unbeatable in its quality and technology.  

4. Panasonic

Panasonic is a Japanese multinational consumer electronics conglomerate based in Osaka and is the fourth-largest television manufacturer in the world. The company introduced prototype televisions at IFA last year including transparent OLED, super-accurate dual-panel, and LCD mastering monitor prototype. The company uses the HCX processor in its OLED televisions to offer high picture quality and optimize performance levels.

Special features like display mirroring, screen concept top, HDR-enabled televisions, TV anytime/ TV anywhere makes it an ideal choice for those who expect much more from television than just entertainment.

5. MI-Xiaomi

This Chinese electronics company based in Beijing is more popular for its Smartphones, mobile apps, fitness bands, and other products.  The 10-year-old company has rapidly gained a huge share in the mobile market of Asia and South Africa. But it is still finding it difficult to gain a good footing in the television market of India with Samsung, LG, and Sony giving a tough competition. 

The company offers its televisions in all ranges in size and quality normally available in the Indian market albeit at comparatively low pricing. It can be one of the reasons why people are slowly turning towards MI televisions which until now have not been able to gain proper brand value.

6. Vu  

Vu is an Indian electronics company founded by Devita Saraf in 2006 which manufactures ultra-high-definition television (4K HD). Apart from India, the company sells its television products across 60 countries including the United States. It imports components from Taiwan, Japan, China, and South Korea to manufacture high-quality TVs at economical prices. Vu entered a tie-up with the e-commerce platform Flipkart in 2016 and since then has reported a 200% growth in its market share. 

But the majority of the Vu branding is online-based and there are very few people who purchase it through shops. Hence it is yet to provide competition to the already existing top television brands in India.