TVs for Sale in Ghana

TVs on this page cost from about GH₵ 783 for a 26-inch set to about GH₵ 7,100 for a 50-inch Samsung 4K. As of November 2026, 43-inch TVs cost about GH₵ 1,560–2,040. 50-inch smart TVs cost about GH₵ 2,860–4,213. 55-inch 4K smart TVs cost about GH₵ 3,798–3,933, and a 65-inch Hikers 4K about GH₵ 5,860.

As of November 2026, a 32-inch digital TV costs about GH₵ 856–1,000, and a 32-inch smart TV about GH₵ 1,075–1,220. The cheapest popular model is the Hikers 32-inch digital TV at about GH₵ 856. SMECO, AMVO, Nasco and Asano 32-inch digital satellite TVs cost GH₵ 890–1,000. The Hikers and LP 32-inch Android smart TVs add WiFi and apps such as YouTube.

Hikers is the most popular TV brand on this page, with 18 of the top 40 TVs and several models over 4,000 reviews. AMVO, Gld, SMECO, Asano, Nasco, LP and Icona London also sell well, mostly through their Official Stores. Among models with over 100 reviews, the TCL 50-inch QLED and the Hikers 55-inch 4K rate highest, at 4.4★ and 4.2★.

Sit about 1.5 to 2 times the screen size away from a full HD TV. A 32-inch TV suits a bedroom or a small room, about 1.5–2 metres from the bed. A 43-inch suits most living rooms. Go for 50 or 55 inches if you sit 2.5 metres or more away, and choose 4K at that size for a sharper picture.

Plug your TV into a surge protector or voltage stabiliser, and switch it off at the socket when the light goes off. Power often comes back with a surge that can damage the TV's power board. Wait a minute after power returns before switching on. Unplug the antenna or dish cable too during storms. These simple steps help any TV brand last longer.