![Three televisions from Croma's shelf - a Croma 55-inch QLED, a Croma 32-inch HD smart TV and an LG QNED evo Mini LED - on this page about Croma TV prices in September 2026]()
Croma's television listings held 26 distinct sets on 1 September 2026, priced from Rs. 9,990 to Rs. 81,990 — and the size bands overlap enough to break the way most people shop for one.
The cheapest 55-inch here costs Rs. 15,000 less than the dearest 43-inch. Panel type and brand set the price on this shelf; the diagonal does not.
📅 Read 1 September 2026, croma.com TV listings
26 sets - Rs. 9,990 (32 in) to Rs. 81,990 (55 in QNED)
Cheapest 55-inch Rs. 32,990 vs dearest 43-inch Rs. 47,990
📅 Update log:
1 Sep 2026 — first published. Every price, MRP, discount percentage, rating and rating count on this page was read from Croma's own listing data via its site search for "smart tv" and "led tv" on 1 September 2026, with no filters and no sort applied and no account signed in. The 26-set shelf is those two searches de-duplicated. Screen sizes were parsed from the listing titles. The size bands, brand medians and the Rs. 15,000 gap between the cheapest 55-inch and the dearest 43-inch are our own arithmetic over that data and are described as such. We re-read this shelf and log what changes.
A 55-inch on this shelf can cost less than a 43-inch
We read Croma's television listings on 1 September 2026 — the site's own smart tv and led tv searches, no filters, no sort. That is 26 distinct sets from Rs. 9,990 to Rs. 81,990.
The first thing the shelf does is break the rule people shop by. The cheapest 55-inch on it — Croma's own 4-star QLED at Rs. 32,990 — is Rs. 15,000 cheaper than the dearest 43-inch, a Sony BRAVIA 2 II at Rs. 47,990. Every size band here overlaps the one above it.
So the diagonal is not the price. Panel technology and brand are, and the size bands below are wide enough that a fixed budget usually buys more than one screen size.
| Screen size | Listings | Cheapest | Dearest | What sits at each end |
|---|
| 32 inch (80 cm) | 7 | Rs. 9,990 | Rs. 19,990 | Croma HD Ready LED at the floor, TCL Full HD QLED at the top |
| 43 inch (109 cm) | 9 | Rs. 19,990 | Rs. 47,990 | Croma Full HD LED at the floor, Sony BRAVIA 2 II 4K at the top |
| 50 inch (127 cm) | 4 | Rs. 27,990 | Rs. 45,490 | Croma 4K LED at the floor, LG Nano AI at the top |
| 55 inch (140 cm) | 6 | Rs. 32,990 | Rs. 81,990 | Croma 4-Star QLED at the floor, LG QNED evo Mini LED at the top |
💡 Set a budget, then read across sizes. At Rs. 33,000 this shelf offers a 43-inch Croma Pro QLED, a 50-inch Croma 4K LED (Rs. 27,990) or a 55-inch Croma QLED (Rs. 32,990). All three are in range at once.
Inside one size: the 43-inch band runs 2.4x
Nine of the 26 sets are 43-inch, and they span Rs. 19,990 to Rs. 47,990 — the top of the band is 2.4 times the floor for the same diagonal.
What separates them is stated on the listings themselves. The Rs. 19,990 Croma is a Full HD LED panel; Rs. 21,990 buys Croma's QLED 4K; Rs. 32,990 a Croma Pro QLED with Dolby Vision; Rs. 45,990 an LG QNED Mini LED. The Rs. 47,990 Sony is a 4K LCD, so the dearest 43-inch here is not the most advanced panel on the band.
That is the useful comparison to make on Croma: same size, and then read the panel line. The listing prints it, and it is doing more work than the discount badge.
| 43-inch listing | Size | Price | MRP | Off | Rating (votes) |
|---|
| Croma Full HD LED Smart Coolita 3.0 | 43 in | Rs. 19,990 | Rs. 23,000 | 13% | — |
| Croma QLED 4K Smart Google TV 5.0 | 43 in | Rs. 21,990 | Rs. 29,000 | 24% | 4.1 (37) |
| Croma 4K Ultra HD LED Smart Google TV | 43 in | Rs. 26,990 | Rs. 28,000 | 4% | 5.0 (1) |
| Redmi L43R8-FVIN 4K LED Fire TV | 43 in | Rs. 26,999 | Rs. 37,999 | 29% | — (4) |
| SAMSUNG UE81A 4K LED Smart Tizen TV | 43 in | Rs. 30,490 | Rs. 39,500 | 23% | — (1) |
| Croma Pro QLED 4K Google TV, Dolby Vision | 43 in | Rs. 32,990 | Rs. 40,500 | 19% | 4.3 (7) |
| LG Nano AI 43NU885BPLA 4K webOS 26 | 43 in | Rs. 39,990 | Rs. 49,990 | 20% | — (1) |
| LG QNED70 QNED Mini LED 4K webOS | 43 in | Rs. 45,990 | Rs. 69,990 | 34% | — |
| SONY BRAVIA 2 II LCD 4K Smart Android TV | 43 in | Rs. 47,990 | Rs. 54,900 | 13% | — |
₹ Note the Rs. 26,990 Croma at 4% off and the Rs. 21,990 Croma at 24% off. The more heavily discounted set is the cheaper one, and it is the QLED. On this band the discount percentage and the panel quality point in opposite directions more often than not.
Which brands discount, and by how much
Croma's own label is the largest presence on the shelf with 12 of the 26 listings, and it is also the price floor in three of the four size bands. Its median discount is 24 per cent, and it owns the single deepest cut on the page: 44 per cent off the Rs. 9,990 32-inch.
LG discounts hardest among the national brands — a 35 per cent median across seven listings, including 42 per cent off a 55-inch NanoCell at Rs. 51,990 and 37 per cent off the Rs. 81,990 QNED evo. Samsung sits at 26 per cent across six, Sony at 22 across two.
Ratings are close to useless for choosing here. Most listings carry none at all, and the ones that do are in single or low double-digit vote counts — 1, 3, 7, 10, 15, 17, 37. We are reporting them because Croma publishes them, not because a set with one five-star vote is better than one with none.
| Brand | Listings | Median off | Price range |
|---|
| Croma (own brand) | 12 | 24% | Rs. 9,990 – Rs. 45,990 |
| LG | 7 | 35% | Rs. 19,290 – Rs. 81,990 |
| SAMSUNG | 6 | 26% | Rs. 30,490 – Rs. 38,990 |
| SONY | 2 | 22% | Rs. 47,990 – Rs. 63,990 |
| Redmi | 1 | 29% | Rs. 26,999 – Rs. 26,999 |
| Panasonic | 1 | 36% | Rs. 18,490 – Rs. 18,490 |
| TCL | 1 | 17% | Rs. 19,990 – Rs. 19,990 |
What the MRPs on this page are, and are not
Every discount percentage here is Croma's own, calculated against the MRP printed on the listing. We read both numbers off the page on 1 September 2026 and report them as published, but we have not verified that any of these televisions was previously sold at its MRP, so a 44 per cent badge is described as the site's figure rather than as money saved. The rupee price is the number that holds either way. Star ratings quoted in the listing names (1 Star, 2 Star, 4 Star) are BEE energy labels as Croma prints them, not review scores, and the two are easy to confuse on this page because the review scores are also out of five. Panel descriptions — LED, QLED, QNED Mini LED, LCD — are quoted from the listing titles; we have not seen any of these sets running.
How to shop this shelf
Start with the rupee ceiling, not the inches. Because the bands overlap, a fixed budget almost always spans two screen sizes on this shelf, and the choice between a bigger panel and a better one is a real choice rather than a theoretical one.
Below about Rs. 20,000, the shelf is 32-inch sets and one 43-inch Full HD; Croma's own label is the floor at Rs. 9,990. Between Rs. 20,000 and Rs. 35,000 you can have a 43-inch QLED, a 50-inch 4K or a 55-inch QLED. Above Rs. 45,000 the shelf turns into LG QNED and Sony BRAVIA territory, and the size stops rising as fast as the price does.
For a cross-store check on the same categories, our TV price comparison across Amazon and Reliance Digital covers the same panel classes elsewhere, and the Croma large-appliance page shows how the same brand-led discount pattern runs through the rest of the store.
The short version
Croma's TV shelf on 1 September 2026 ran Rs. 9,990 to Rs. 81,990, and the size bands overlap so heavily that its cheapest 55-inch undercuts its dearest 43-inch by Rs. 15,000. Panel type and brand set the price; the diagonal does not.
Croma's own label is the floor in three of four size bands, LG discounts deepest among the national brands at a 35 per cent median, and the review counts are too thin to rank anything by.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the cheapest TV on Croma right now?
On the listings we read on 1 September 2026, the floor was Rs. 9,990 for a Croma 32-inch (80 cm) HD Ready LED Smart Linux TV, shown at 44 per cent off an Rs. 18,000 MRP — the deepest single discount on the shelf. The next cheapest were another Croma 32-inch at Rs. 12,990 and a third at Rs. 13,490. Prices change without notice; check the listing before buying.
How much does a 43-inch TV cost on Croma?
Anywhere from Rs. 19,990 to Rs. 47,990. We counted nine 43-inch listings on 1 September 2026: Rs. 19,990 for a Croma Full HD LED, Rs. 21,990 for a Croma QLED 4K, Rs. 26,999 for a Redmi Fire TV, Rs. 30,490 for a Samsung UE81A, Rs. 32,990 for a Croma Pro QLED, Rs. 39,990 and Rs. 45,990 for LG sets, and Rs. 47,990 for a Sony BRAVIA 2 II. The panel type, not the size, is what moves the price across that band.
Is a bigger TV always more expensive on Croma?
No, and the overlap is large. The cheapest 55-inch on the shelf — a Croma 4-Star QLED at Rs. 32,990 — costs Rs. 15,000 less than the dearest 43-inch, a Sony BRAVIA 2 II at Rs. 47,990. Every size band we counted overlapped the one above it, so a fixed budget usually spans two screen sizes at once.
Which TV brand discounts the most on Croma?
Among the national brands, LG — a 35 per cent median across its seven listings on 1 September 2026, including 42 per cent off a 55-inch NanoCell at Rs. 51,990. Samsung ran 26 per cent across six listings and Sony 22 per cent across two. Croma's own label sat at 24 per cent across 12 listings but held the single deepest cut on the page, 44 per cent. These are Croma's own percentages against listed MRPs, not verified savings.
What does the 2 Star or 4 Star in a Croma TV name mean?
It is the BEE energy-efficiency label Croma prints in the listing title, not a customer review score — a 4-Star set is rated more energy-efficient than a 2-Star one. It is easy to confuse on this page because Croma also shows review scores out of five. On the shelf we read, review scores were sparse and thinly voted (counts of 1, 3, 7, 10, 15, 17 and 37), so they are not a sound basis for choosing between these sets.
Prices & codes last verified: 1 September 2026
Every price, MRP, discount percentage, rating and rating count on this page was read from Croma's own listing data via croma.com site search for "smart tv" and "led tv" on 1 September 2026, with no filters applied, no sort order changed and no account signed in, and is reported as published. The 26-set shelf is those two searches de-duplicated; it is not Croma's full television catalogue, and a different search, a signed-in session or a different day may return different listings and different prices. Screen sizes were parsed from the listing titles as Croma prints them. Size bands, brand medians, the 2.4x spread inside the 43-inch band and the Rs. 15,000 gap between the cheapest 55-inch and the dearest 43-inch are our own arithmetic over that data rather than figures Croma states. Discount percentages are Croma's own, calculated against MRPs it publishes; we have not verified that any set was previously sold at its MRP, so those percentages are reported as the site's figures and not as a saving. Star ratings inside listing names are BEE energy labels as printed, not review scores. Panel descriptions are quoted from listing titles. We have not bought, unboxed, installed or viewed any television on this page, so nothing here reports picture quality, sound, brightness, software, installation, warranty service or delivery, and no ranking between brands or panels is made or implied. Prices exclude exchange offers, no-cost EMI, bank offers, installation charges and any discount applied at checkout, which are priced separately. Croma changes listings and prices without notice, so this is one day's read; the price at your checkout is the one that applies. Zoutons may earn a commission if you buy through links on this page; it does not change what you pay, and nothing here was reviewed or approved by Croma or any brand named.
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