LEDs & Audio

What you’ll find in this category

You’re in the right place for LED TVs (simple, Smart/Android, and 4K UHD), plus audio that actually matches Pakistani homes—soundbars, Bluetooth speakers, home theater/woofer systems, wireless earbuds, gaming headphones, and portable karaoke speakers. Each listing shows the core specs you’ll actually use (screen size, ports, wireless options, wall-mount readiness, and warranty notes). Instead of guessing, scan the filters to narrow by type, size, and features, then open 2–3 products in new tabs to compare side by side. If you’re weighing terms like LED TV price in Pakistan, remember that price varies most with brand, size, panel tech, and smart features—so the right workflow is to filter first, then check live pricing on the product cards. No guesswork, no jargon maze—just practical info to help you choose confidently.

For music, movies, sports, and gaming, you’ll also find the right sound upgrade in one place. Soundbars enhance dialog clarity without taking over your living room; woofer systems bring room-filling bass for cinema nights; Bluetooth speakers are ideal for backyard BBQs or family trips; and gaming headsets/earbuds keep late-night sessions friendly for everyone. If you’re buying your first Smart LED TV, plan how you’ll connect audio: HDMI ARC/eARC and optical are the most foolproof in local setups. Feature availability varies by model, so always confirm on the product page before you order.

Quick ways to shop (type, size, use-case, budget)

Start with type: simple LED if you use a set-top box; Android/Smart TV if you stream directly; 4K UHD if you want sharper movies or plan a 55-inch+ setup. Then pick size based on room distance: 32″ for small rooms/hostels, 43″ for mid-sized apartments, 55″ and above for a cinematic lounge. Next, match to use-case—sports (motion handling), movies (contrast & sound), gaming (input lag & refresh rate), or family TV (UI simplicity, voice options). Finally, fit your budget by checking live prices on listings; phrases like Smart LED TV price in Pakistan or 4K LED TV price in Pakistan reflect wide ranges because features vary—so filtering first will save time and reduce noise. If you’re unsure between two models, compare ports and warranty notes rather than just the brand name.

A practical tip for local conditions: consider electricity realities. If your area sees voltage fluctuations, add a surge protector or discuss UPS compatibility with support before checkout. Wall-mount or table-stand? Measure the viewing height from your main sofa and make sure the ports won’t be blocked by the mount. Little checks like these make ownership smoother, especially in compact Karachi apartments.

Store & support (Karachi showroom + phone help)

Prefer to see before you decide? Visit our showroom at Mariam Center, Shop 5, Abdullah Haroon Road, Saddar, Karachi. You can also call +92 330 9997564 for quick clarifications on features, compatibility, or delivery questions. We aim for clear, transparent listings and careful packaging; stock and prices change, so always rely on the live product pages for the latest details. If you’re pairing a TV with a soundbar or woofer system, our team can help you choose the right connection method for your room layout. A quick call often saves multiple trips and returns.

Shop TVs by Type

Simple LED (non-smart) — straightforward and durable

A Simple LED TV is ideal if you already have a cable/satellite box or a streaming stick. Expect fast startup, minimal menus, and dependable basics: HDMI for set-top boxes/consoles, USB for media, and typically AV inputs for older devices. If your search is LED TV price in Pakistan, simple LEDs generally start at lower price points compared with smart models of the same size, because you’re not paying for an operating system or extra processing. That makes them great for guest rooms, hostels, or spaces where you don’t need built-in apps.

Before you buy, check the panel resolution (HD/Full HD), the number of HDMI ports you actually need, and whether the stand or wall-mount suits your space. If you plan to add a soundbar, confirm there’s optical or ARC support on the TV or plan to route audio via your set-top box. To browse current options, start with our Simple LED listings.

Android / Smart LED TV — built-in apps & casting

A Smart/Android TV lets you stream right from the TV—no extra stick needed. In Pakistani households, this often means quick access to popular apps, Wi‑Fi for updates, and screen casting from phones. Models may offer voice search or Urdu language settings, but availability varies by brand and model—so check the product page details rather than assuming. If you’re comparing Smart LED TV price in Pakistan or Android TV price in Pakistan, filter by screen size first; then compare processor/RAM, remote type (voice vs standard), and wireless features to see what you’re actually paying for.

For audio, HDMI ARC/eARC remains the most reliable way to feed a soundbar; Bluetooth is handy for headphones or compatible speakers. If gaming is part of your plan, verify the input lag/game mode notes on the listing. Explore our Android TV category or brand pathway such as EcoStar Android TV for currently listed models.

4K UHD LED TV — sharper detail for movies & big rooms

If you’re considering 55 inches or you sit relatively close to the screen, a 4K UHD TV delivers visibly crisper detail than Full HD—especially in movies and streaming. Many shoppers search 4K LED TV price in Pakistan and get a huge range; that’s normal, because panel quality, processing, and smart platform drive most of the difference. For everyday Pakistani lounges with 9–12 ft seating, 4K shines when you watch sports or films in good lighting control. If you mainly watch cable channels in SD, the uplift is more about upscaling quality than raw resolution, so compare models for how clean they make low-resolution content look.

Look for HDR support on the spec sheet, but remember: real-world HDR depends on panel brightness and content—don’t buy on the logo alone. If you plan a soundbar/home theater alongside a 4K TV, confirm ARC/eARC and optical availability and where these ports sit relative to your wall-mount. Browse current 4K UHD listings to check live models and specs.

Shop by Screen Size

32-inch LED TVs — small rooms, hostels, kitchens

If your seating distance is around 6–8 feet, a 32-inch TV keeps text readable and motion clear without overpowering the room. It’s a favorite for bedrooms, hostels, and kitchens in Pakistan where space and budgets are tight. When you’re comparing 32 inch LED price in Pakistan, focus less on brand slogans and more on the panel resolution (HD vs Full HD), port count (at least 2× HDMI if you have a set-top box and a console/media stick), and VESA mount size so the wall bracket you buy locally fits.

A practical Karachi tip: if the TV will sit near a window or tube light, prioritize anti-glare finish (if noted) and keep a surge protector in line with the plug—voltage dips can cause random reboots that feel like “software issues” but aren’t. If you need smart apps, a 32-inch Android/Smart LED is worth it for casting and voice search, but check the processor/RAM and remote type—voice remotes save time for kids and elders. If you’re pairing audio, most 32-inch models have optical out or ARC on one HDMI; plan cable routing before you wall-mount.

43-inch LED TVs — apartments and mid-size lounges

For seating around 8–10 feet, 43 inches is the “do-everything” size for apartments and mid-size lounges. It’s big enough for match day and movie night, yet easy to mount on common partition walls. When assessing 43 inch LED price in Pakistan, you’ll see a wide range because this size often jumps from Full HD to 4K. If your family streams a lot or watches sports, 4K + decent upscaling will make both HD channels and YouTube look cleaner.

Connectivity to check: 3× HDMI (so you can keep a set-top box, soundbar via ARC, and console connected), dual-band Wi‑Fi for stable streaming, and Bluetooth for headphones during late-night viewing. If your building’s wiring is older, confirm where the power socket and conduit sit so the wall-mount doesn’t block ports. For day-to-day convenience, make sure the stand width fits your existing TV cabinet if you’re not wall-mounting. For audio, a compact soundbar with HDMI ARC usually beats TV speakers for dialog clarity.

55-inch & Above — cinematic at home

If your seating distance is 10–12+ feet, 55 inches (and larger) delivers that “cinema at home” feel. Many shoppers search 55 inch LED price in Pakistan or jump to 4K LED TV price in Pakistan—and at this size, 4K really pays off in sharpness and fine textures. Some models mention QLED—that’s still an LED/LCD with a quantum-dot layer for color brightness. If you’re curious about QLED TV price in Pakistan, know that you’re typically paying for improved color volume and brightness relative to standard LED; availability and exact features vary by brand and model, so verify on the product page.

Plan ahead for mounting and power: big screens benefit from sturdy wall anchors, proper VESA mounts, and clean cable routing to ARC/optical ports. If you game on next-gen consoles, check for game mode, low input lag, and (where available) 120Hz and HDMI 2.1. For larger lounges, a soundbar with subwoofer or a 5.1 home theater will match the screen presence better than TV speakers.

Audio for TV & Music

Soundbar for LED TV — simple, big upgrade

A soundbar is the fastest way to fix flat dialog and thin bass. Look for HDMI ARC/eARC first (stable sync and one-remote convenience), then optical as the fallback. If you’re mounting under a 43–55″ TV, check length (a 36–42-inch bar usually fits proportionally) and height so it doesn’t block the IR sensor. Where soundbars differ in Pakistan is subwoofer type (wired vs wireless), virtual surround modes, and Bluetooth for music playback. If your family watches dramas and cricket at moderate volumes, a bar with center-channel emphasis can make voices clearer, even at low volume.

Home Theater & Woofer Speakers — room-filling sound

If you want cinema-night bass and surround effects, a home theater or woofer speaker setup makes sense. Pairing with TVs is easiest via HDMI ARC (if the system supports it) or optical; avoid routing TV audio over analog where possible. Before you order, measure your room size and think about speaker placement—front L/R need some breathing room from the walls to avoid boomy bass. If you’re in a Karachi apartment with neighbors nearby, consider systems with night mode or dialog enhancement to keep voices clear while limiting bass after 10 pm. Searching home theater system price in Pakistan or woofer speaker price in Pakistan will show wide ranges; shortlist by channel count (2.1 vs 5.1), number of HDMI inputs, and whether you need FM/USB for casual music listening.

Bluetooth Speakers, Portable Karaoke, Headsets & Earbuds — for fun & focus

For outdoor gatherings or backups during load-shedding, Bluetooth speakers are the most versatile. When comparing Bluetooth speaker price in Pakistan, check battery size (mAh) if listed, IP rating for splashes, and USB‑C charging for convenience. A portable karaoke speaker brings built-in amplification and mics—great for mehfil nights or school events; confirm mic inputs, echo control, and wheels/handle if you’ll move it frequently.

For personal listening, wireless earbuds are the compact choice for commutes and calls; gaming headphones prioritize low latency, comfortable headbands, and boom mics for clear voice chat. Queries like wireless earbuds price in Pakistan or gaming headphones price in Pakistan vary widely—focus on Bluetooth version, codec support (if noted), battery life, and spare eartips/cushions availability. Pairing tips in local homes: if you notice stutter near multiple Wi‑Fi routers, try placing the speaker/headset away from the router or switch to the 5 GHz band on the TV/phone to reduce interference.

Quick Buyer’s Guide (Pakistan‑specific)

Picture essentials: resolution, panels, and HDR

If you’re deciding between HD, Full HD, and 4K UHD, start with how far you sit from the screen and how large the TV is. On 55 inches and above, 4K looks noticeably sharper from typical Pakistani lounge distances (about 10–12 feet). On 32 inches, Full HD can still look clean if you’re primarily on cable channels, but streaming benefits from higher resolution. Remember that not all content is 4K; the TV’s upscaling matters for everyday channels, YouTube, and older sources.

Panel type affects brightness and contrast as much as resolution. Many LED/LCD panels in budget ranges prioritize brightness and energy efficiency—good for bright rooms with tube lights and windows. HDR logos (HDR10/HLG/Dolby Vision) can be helpful, but real-world HDR depends on the panel’s peak brightness and local dimming. In practice, treat HDR badges as “nice to have” and compare side-by-side pictures, if possible, for cricket highlights, dramas, and action scenes that match your viewing.

Smoothness & gaming: refresh rate, input lag, and ports

Motion smoothness is influenced by refresh rate and motion processing, but don’t get lost in marketing names. For Pakistan’s typical cable/sports viewing, a well-tuned 60 Hz panel with decent processing is fine; the jump to 120 Hz helps most with next-gen console gaming and certain high-frame-rate content. If gaming is important, look for Game Mode, which reduces processing to lower input lag—that’s what makes controls feel responsive.

Ports matter more than you think. Aim for at least 3× HDMI so you can plug a set-top box, a soundbar via ARC/eARC, and a console or streaming stick without juggling cables. HDMI 2.1 (when present) enables features like 4K/120 and Variable Refresh Rate on supported models, but availability varies by brand and model. If you’re building a sound-first setup, prioritize a TV with eARC to pass higher-quality audio to compatible soundbars/receivers, keeping lip-sync tight.

Connectivity & setup: Wi‑Fi, Bluetooth, wall‑mount, and power

Smart/Android TVs shine when Wi‑Fi is stable. If you experience buffering around multiple routers, try the 5 GHz band to avoid congestion from 2.4 GHz devices common in apartment blocks. Bluetooth helps with wireless headphones and some speakers, but for TV‑to‑soundbar, HDMI ARC/eARC or optical is still more reliable for sync. Before wall‑mounting, check that the bracket doesn’t obstruct side‑facing ports, and verify the VESA size for easy hardware matching.

In Karachi and other major cities, consider surge protectors or an AVR to guard against spikes; it’s a small investment compared to the TV. If you run a UPS, confirm the load capacity, especially with woofer systems that draw more current during bass peaks. Cable management matters, too: plan the route for HDMI and power leads so they don’t strain connectors when the TV is tilted or swiveled.

Warranty & service: verify model‑specific details

Warranty terms vary by brand and model, and they can change over time. Instead of relying on generic statements, check the product page for warranty notes and keep a copy of your invoice/warranty card. If you need clarity on panel coverage, remote replacements, or on‑site service in your area, call our showroom number before checkout so we can confirm details for that specific model. This is especially important if you live outside central Karachi and want to understand service reach.

For audio gear, look for clear notes on subwoofer pairing, battery coverage (for Bluetooth speakers), and accessories like remote controls and wall‑mount kits. When in doubt, ask for a photo or listing detail that shows the included items—it prevents surprises on delivery day and speeds up your setup.

How to Compare on This Page

Step‑by‑step filtering that avoids guesswork

Start on the LEDs & Audio category and apply filters in this order: Size → Type → Features → Budget. Size first ensures you only see models that fit your room and cabinet or wall space. Next, choose the type—Simple LED (for set-top users), Android/Smart (for built‑in apps), or 4K UHD (for cinema nights and big screens). Then refine by features you’ll actually use—HDMI count, Wi‑Fi/Bluetooth, ARC/eARC, voice remote—rather than generic marketing terms.

When you’ve narrowed to a short list, open 2–3 products in new tabs for direct comparison. Keep a simple checklist: Ports (how many HDMI and which one is ARC/eARC), Panel & Resolution (HD/FHD/4K + HDR notes), Wireless (Wi‑Fi band, Bluetooth), Stand/Wall‑Mount fit, and Warranty note. This approach keeps you focused on what affects daily use in Pakistani homes—picture clarity with your sources, sound hookup without adapters, and easy control for family members.

Reading a product page like a pro

On each product page, scan the spec box for the essentials first: resolution, screen size, smart platform (if any), and audio connectivity. Next, look at photos of the back panel to confirm port positions—side ports are easiest to access with wall‑mounts. If the listing mentions HDR or game mode, check for any detail on brightness or supported formats; if these aren’t listed, treat them as secondary and judge by core features and brand track record.

Finally, check the live price and note any availability or delivery information. Prices change with sales cycles and supply, so rely on the current listing rather than a cached figure from search results like LED TV price in Pakistan or QLED TV price in Pakistan. If something isn’t clear—like whether a model supports eARC—call the store and quote the exact model number. A 60‑second call can confirm details and save future returns.

Before checkout: room, power, and accessories

Measure your viewing distance and wall width to confirm the TV will fit comfortably and that the stand width matches your cabinet if you’re not mounting. Plan cable lengths for HDMI and power based on where your set‑top box or console lives; short cables force awkward placements and strain connectors. For audio, decide upfront whether you’ll go soundbar (simpler) or woofer/home theater (more immersive) so you choose the right TV ports.

Don’t forget small but critical extras: a surge protector/AVR, a certified HDMI cable (especially for longer runs), and, if wall‑mounting, anchor bolts suited to your wall type (solid brick vs drywall/partition). If you’re equipping a bedroom or kids’ room, consider a voice remote and Bluetooth headphones for quiet hours. Once you’ve checked these boxes, add to cart with confidence and keep your invoice for warranty.