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Televisions on MultiVendor Market come from local electronics stores, resellers and people upgrading their home cinema. Because TVs are large and fragile, many sellers offer local pickup or delivery within set zones, and every listing shows the shipping options before you buy.
Start with size: measure your wall or stand and your viewing distance, and check the stand width and VESA mount pattern if you plan to wall-mount. Then compare resolution, panel type, refresh rate and smart-TV platform. Count the HDMI inputs you need for consoles, streaming boxes and soundbars, and look for an audio-return channel if you'll add external speakers.
Used and refurbished TVs can be good value if the panel is clean. Ask for photos of the screen showing a solid white and a solid dark image to spot dead pixels, banding or burn-in, and confirm the remote, stand and power cable are included. Imported sets may need a compatible tuner for broadcast TV, though streaming and HDMI work anywhere.
Before you buy a TV
- Measure the space and check the screen size and stand width.
- Check resolution, panel type and the inputs you need (HDMI count, audio out).
- TVs are large and fragile — check the seller's delivery method, cost and whether local pickup is offered.
- For used TVs, ask about dead pixels, remote control and original stand.
- Confirm the TV supports broadcast standards in your country if it's imported.
- Check the VESA mount pattern if you plan to wall-mount the TV.
Questions about televisions
What size TV should I get?
It depends on your room and viewing distance. Measure the space, check the stand width or mount pattern, and compare the screen size the seller lists.
How do I check a used TV for screen problems?
Ask the seller for photos or a short description of the screen showing plain white and plain dark images. These reveal dead pixels, uneven backlighting and burn-in.
Can I collect a TV instead of having it shipped?
Many sellers offer local pickup for large items. If it's available, you'll see it as a shipping option on the listing.