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Explore our diverse selection of TVs, such as the latest LED LCD TVs and OLED TVs to innovative Quantum Dot TVs and Mini LED TVs. Discover the latest from leading brands in a range of TV sizes and styles, including Samsung, Hisense, LG, TCL, and CHiQ. Each of our TVs offers innovative features and cutting-edge technology to enhance your viewing experience. Find a Better TV at Betta today!
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Discover TVs At Great Prices With Betta 

Enhance your at-home viewing experience with a brand-new TV from Betta! Whether you need a small screen for your bedroom or a large one for the living room, there's a TV to fit your needs with our wide range. Browse our entire TV selection online now or head in-store to your local Betta showroom to get tailored advice from our expert team on the right TV for your home.  

 

How To Choose The Right TV Size 

The perfect TV size for your home depends on where you plan to put it and how it will work in your space! For larger rooms with more space between the seat and your screen a 65-inch TV or a 75-inch TV works best. After something more compact? A 55-inch TV is the perfect size for smaller spaces like bedrooms, guest rooms and secondary entertainment areas. Want an all-rounder? Our 55-inch TVs and 65-inch TVs are a popular choice for all Australian households with a big enough screen for immersive theatre experiences without overcrowding your space.  

 

A good rule of thumb is your couch should be 3 times the vertical screen size of your TV in distance away from the TV. This can help prevent eye strain while maintaining strong visuals for the best viewing experience. Still stuck? Here’s a quick breakdown for high-definition televisions: 

 

  • 32-inch TV: 1.2 metres away 
  • 40-inch TV: 1.5 metres away 
  • 43-inch TV: 1.7 metres away 
  • 46-inch TV: 1.7 metres away 
  • 49-inch TV: 1.9 metres away 
  • 50-inch TV: 1.9 metres away 
  • 55-inch TV: 2.1 metres away 
  • 60-inch TV: 2.3 metres away 
  • 65-inch TV: 2.69 metres away 
  • 75-inch TV: 3.1 metres away 
  • 85-inch TV: 3.52 metres away 
  • 98-inch TV: 4.05 metres away 

 

TV Display Methods 

With so many TV features, functions and designs to choose from, it can be hard to discover the best TV for your needs. So, we’ve broken down the most common TV categories below to help narrow down your search: 

 

LED TVs 

This is one of the most common types of TVs in Australia that uses light-emitting diodes (LED) for backlighting to create brighter displays. Ideal for everyday living rooms, secondary screens in bedrooms or casual viewing. Experience vibrant colours and sharp images with Betta’s wide selection of LED TVs, perfect for any room in your home. 

 

Mini LED TVs: 

Think of Mini LED as the younger, more advanced sibling of LED. This kind of TV uses thousands of tiny LED lights behind the screen for finer dimming control, better contrast, deeper blacks and high brightness. This is a great option for bright living rooms, open-plan areas, regular daytime viewing and any other space that receives a lot of natural light in the home.  

 

OLED TVs 

Immerse yourself in the deep blacks and stunning contrast of OLED technology. These TVs use ultra-thin and self-illuminating pixels which means that each pixel lights up independently and no backlight is required. As a result, OLED TVs deliver rich and lifelike colours to create a cinematic experience or quality gaming console set-up.  

 

Quantum Dot TVs: 

Discover the brilliance of Quantum Dot (QLED) TVs, offering enhanced colour and clarity. This type of TV uses quantum dots that form a layer between the LED backlight and the LCD panel to showcase a full spectrum of brilliant colours and exceptional brightness, perfect for sunlit rooms and younger families who use their TV for daytime viewing.  

 

Picking The Perfect TV Resolution For Your Space 

Now it’s time to pick the right resolution type to create your dreaming watching experience! We’ve put together a brief breakdown of the most common TV resolution types; our Australian customers love: 

 

High-Definition TVs (HD) - 1280 x 720 

Think of HD as the starting point of modern digital clarity. It was the gold standard in the 2000s, bringing a level of detail that was unprecedented at the time. While it's less common in newer, larger TVs, HD still reigns supreme in smaller screens and offers a budget-friendly option. 

 

Full High-Definition TVs (Full HD) - 1920 x 1080 

Stepping up from HD, Full HD offers a more immersive experience. It's the resolution of choice for many broadcasters, making it perfect for regular TV viewing. Plus, with streaming platforms offering a plethora of content in Full HD, it's a resolution that balances quality with affordability. 

 

4K Ultra HD TVs (4K) - 3840 x 2160 

Welcome to the world of ultra-clarity. With four times the pixels of Full HD, 4K TV brings cinema-quality visuals to your living room. Whether it's the latest blockbuster, a gripping series, or a live sports event, 4K ensures you don't miss a thing. 

 

8K Ultra TVs (8K) - 7680 x 4320 

The pinnacle of TV resolution, 8K TV is like looking through a window. With a staggering number of pixels, it offers unparalleled depth and realism. While 8K content is still on the rise, having an 8K TV is future-proofing your entertainment setup. 

 

Popular Australian TV Types & Features  

Smart TVs 

Not just a TV, but a gateway to a universe of content. With Wi-Fi capabilities, you can stream, browse and even integrate other smart home devices. 

 

Android TVs 

Familiarity at its finest. Sync your Google account, download apps from the Play Store and enjoy automatic software updates. 

 

Google TVs 

Integrated Chromecast means no more external dongles. Plus, voice control via Google Assistant simplifies search and commands. 

 

Lifestyle TVs 

Multifunctional screens that can display art or blend with your room's wallpaper when not in use, ensuring your space remains elegant. 

 

Outdoor TVs 

Designed with anti-glare screens and weather-resistant properties, perfect for patios or poolside viewing. 

 

TV Placement & Installation 

The frustration of a TV that doesn't align with your room can be all too real. However, it doesn’t have to be difficult! Most modern TVs come with a classic TV stand that doesn’t require any heavy installation work. Simply attach to the base of your TV and place on an entertainment unit. Alternatively, you can invest in wall-mount TV brackets and fix your television on the wall. This can create a sleeker look and reduce clutter in living spaces.  

 

In terms of TV placement, a great rule of thumb is to position the television screen at eye level when seated to avoid any neck strain. Other top tips include avoid placing opposite windows to minimise glare and leave some breathing space around the edges of your TV for proper ventilation.  

 

How to Set Up Your TV 

Setting up your TV can be a breeze if you follow the right steps. Ensure you have all the necessary cables, choose the right spot, and follow the on-screen setup guide. For wall-mounted TVs, it's advisable to get professional assistance to ensure secure installation. 

 

Maintaining and Cleaning Your TV 

A well-maintained TV not only looks good but also performs better. Regularly dust off the screen with a soft cloth, avoid using harsh chemicals, and ensure proper ventilation to keep your TV in top shape for years to come. 

Frequently asked questions
What is the best TV to buy?

The "best" TV is subjective based on your individual preferences. Consider factors like room size, lighting conditions, primary usage (movies, gaming, regular shows) and budget. Brands like Samsung, LG, Hisense offer a range of options catering to different needs. Check out our TV Buying Guide for comprehensive comparisons.

Which is better: 4K vs OLED vs QLED?

4K refers to resolution, ensuring crisp and detailed visuals. OLED and QLED are display technologies. QLED offers deep blacks and vibrant colours, while QLED excels in brightness and colour volume. The choice depends on whether you prioritise contrast (OLED) or brightness (QLED) and the kind of content you consume.

How do I measure TV size, and which TV size should I get?

TV size is measured diagonally from corner to corner. The ideal size depends on the viewing distance and room dimensions. For instance, a 55 inch TV is suitable for medium-sized rooms, while a 75 inch TV is better for larger spaces.

What do I need to look for when buying or upgrading a TV?

Key factors include resolution (like 4K Ultra HD or 8K TV), display technology (like OLED or QLED), various TV modes like 'gaming' or 'sports', Smart TV features, connectivity options (HDMI, USB ports), and compatibility with other devices or services you use.

How do I mirror my iPhone or Android phone to my Smart TV?

For iPhone, use AirPlay if your TV supports it. For Android, use the built-in casting feature or Google Cast. Ensure both the phone and Smart TV are connected to the same Wi-Fi network.

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