TV Reviews for the Czech Market

Last updated: February 2026

Choosing the right television for your home cinema in the Czech Republic involves balancing picture quality, size, smart features, and budget. This guide covers the main technologies and what to look for when shopping at Czech retailers.

OLED vs QLED vs LED: What to Consider

OLED televisions deliver the best contrast and black levels, with each pixel able to turn off completely. This makes them ideal for dark room viewing and HDR content. They tend to cost more and are widely available in Prague electronics stores. Samsung's QLED range uses quantum dots to improve color and brightness on LED backlights, often at a lower price point than OLED. Standard LED TVs remain the most affordable option, with decent performance for general viewing.

Screen Size for Czech Living Spaces

Typical Czech apartments have living rooms where a 55-inch or 65-inch TV fits well. Viewing distance of about 2 to 3 meters suits these sizes. Smaller rooms may work better with 49-inch panels. For dedicated home cinema rooms in houses, 75-inch or larger sets or projectors become viable options.

Key Features Worth Paying For

4K and HDR: Standard for new TVs. HDR10 and Dolby Vision improve contrast and color. Check if your streaming services and sources support these formats.
HDMI 2.1: Important for gamers. Supports 4K at 120Hz and variable refresh rates for consoles and PCs.
Smart TV: Most new sets include streaming apps. Android TV and webOS are common. Check that your preferred apps are available in the Czech region.

Where to Buy in the Czech Republic

Major retailers like Alza, CZC, and Datart carry a wide selection of televisions. Online comparison helps find the best prices. Some models may have different names or availability compared to other European markets. Local warranty and customer support are worth considering when choosing a retailer.

For more detailed technical comparisons and measurements, we recommend consulting Rtings, which provides independent test data on many TV models available globally.

Interested in alternatives to TVs? Read our projector buying guide for larger screen options, or explore sound system recommendations to improve your audio.