TVs with Apple AirPlay Support in India: Picks for iPhone Homes (2026)

If your family runs on iPhones, AirPlay is the feature that makes a TV feel like part of the house. Tap the AirPlay icon and the holiday photos, the YouTube video or the IPL highlights on your phone appear on the big screen, with no app and no cable. The trouble is that AirPlay support goes model by model, not brand by brand. Apple’s own India page shows a few logos and no list, and two Toshiba 55-inch TVs can differ on it.

So this guide picks the best TVs with AirPlay in India from what Amazon India sells today, and each pick’s AirPlay support is confirmed on the maker’s India page for that exact model. It also tells you which ones work with Apple Home, which is a separate feature, and when you’re better off with an Apple TV 4K box instead.

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What actually matters when buying an AirPlay TV

AirPlay is listed per model. Every 2026 Samsung and LG model we checked lists AirPlay, as do Sony’s Bravia 2 II and Xiaomi’s Fire TV sets, which get it through Fire TV. But Samsung itself warns that support depends on the model and region, and Toshiba’s 55Z570RP page lists no AirPlay while the 55Z670SP does. Look for an “AirPlay” row on the maker’s spec page for your exact model code. Every pick below has one.

Apple Home is the second test. AirPlay sends video and photos to the TV. Apple Home (still called HomeKit on some spec sheets) lets you add the TV to the Home app on your iPhone and control it with Siri, for example to switch it on or put it in a “movie night” scene. The LG NU87 and OLED C6, Sony’s Bravia 2 II and Toshiba’s 55Z670SP list both. Samsung and Xiaomi list AirPlay only, and Apple says some Siri features don’t work on Samsung TVs.

Streaming beats mirroring. When an app such as YouTube or Apple TV sends a video to the TV, the TV plays it itself, so quality is good. Mirroring your whole iPhone screen is fine for photos and presentations, but don’t expect 4K HDR from it. Either way, the iPhone and TV must be on the same Wi-Fi network.

Mixed homes need Google Cast too. If some of the family use Android phones, LG and Sony also support Google Cast or Chromecast, so everyone can cast. For Android-first homes, see our TVs with Google Assistant and Chromecast.

The TV still has to be good. AirPlay is free on all of these. Choose on picture, sound and price first; our 55-inch TVs under Rs 60000 guide goes deeper on panels.

Quick answer

Our pick: LG 55NU870BPLA, about Rs 42,000. AirPlay, Apple Home and Google Cast on a 55-inch 4K webOS TV with Dolby Atmos. The catch: no Dolby Vision, and the basic remote has no voice button.
Cheapest 4K AirPlay TV here: Xiaomi FX Pro QLED 43, about Rs 26,000. AirPlay 2 on a Fire TV with 30W speakers. No Apple Home, and the 55-inch is out of stock for now.
For Samsung homes: Samsung UE83AH 50, about Rs 37,500. AirPlay and seven years of updates. No Apple Home, no stand and no voice remote in the box.
For Google TV fans: Sony Bravia 2 II 55, about Rs 63,000. AirPlay, HomeKit and Chromecast on Google TV, a voice remote in the box and the happiest owners here. Its 50Hz panel has no Dolby Vision.
Best picture for the money: Toshiba 55Z670SP, about Rs 65,000. Mini LED with 128 dimming zones, Dolby Vision, AirPlay and HomeKit. It runs VIDAA, which has fewer apps.
Premium: LG OLED55C6PLA, about Rs 1,30,000. OLED with AirPlay, Apple Home and Dolby Vision. Amazon stock comes and goes.
Budget: Xiaomi F 32, about Rs 12,500. AirPlay 2 on a 32-inch HD Fire TV.

Model	Price (about)	Apple Home
LG NU87 55	Rs 42,000	Yes
Xiaomi FX Pro 43	Rs 26,000	No
Samsung UE83AH 50	Rs 37,500	No
Sony Bravia 2 II 55	Rs 63,000	Yes
Toshiba 55Z670SP	Rs 65,000	Yes
LG OLED C6 55	Rs 1,30,000	Yes
Xiaomi F 32	Rs 12,500	No

All seven support AirPlay.

AirPlay TVs worth buying

LG NU87 55: our pick

For an iPhone household, this is the TV to buy. LG’s 2026 NU87 works with AirPlay and Apple Home and has Google Cast, so Apple and Android phones can both send to it. At about Rs 42,000 it’s the cheapest in-stock 55-inch in this guide, and it does all three.

Full Apple integration. AirPlay for streaming and mirroring, and Apple Home so Siri can switch it on or fold it into a scene. LG also supports Matter Wi-Fi devices through its home hub.
webOS 26 with up to five years of upgrades, and Netflix, Prime Video, JioHotstar and YouTube on board.
Dolby Atmos on its 20W speakers, and eARC on HDMI 2 for a soundbar.

The compromises: the panel is 60Hz with HDR10 and HLG only, so no Dolby Vision. The box has LG’s standard remote; voice commands need the AI Magic Remote, sold separately, or the ThinQ app on your phone. A 43-inch owner on YouTube says dialogue gets muddy at high volume.

Smaller wall? The LG 50NU870BPLA is the same TV at about Rs 39,000, with the same AirPlay, Apple Home and Google Cast rows.

Check the LG 55NU870BPLA on Amazon

Xiaomi FX Pro QLED 43: the cheapest 4K AirPlay TV here

At about Rs 26,000, the 43-inch FX Pro is the cheapest 4K TV in this guide with AirPlay. Its 55-inch sibling (L55MB-FPIN) costs about Rs 35,500 when it’s in stock, but Amazon currently lists it as unavailable; Amazon stock comes and goes. It’s a Fire TV, and Amazon’s Fire TV sets carry a native AirPlay 2 receiver, so you tap AirPlay on your iPhone the same way you would with an LG.

QLED panel and 30W speakers (34W on the 55) with Dolby Audio and DTS:X, more speaker power than the LG or the Sony.
eARC that passes Dolby Atmos to a soundbar, three HDMI ports and 32GB of storage.
Alexa built in, with an Alexa button on the remote.

What you give up against the LG: Apple Home and Google Cast. Siri can’t switch it on, and Android phones get Miracast rather than Chromecast. There’s no Dolby Vision either. If you use Alexa more than Siri, this is the better fit; our TVs with built-in Alexa guide covers it in depth.

Check the Xiaomi FX Pro QLED 43 on Amazon or see if the 55-inch is back

Samsung UE83AH 50: for Samsung homes

Samsung has built AirPlay 2 into its smart TVs since 2018, and the 2026 UE83AH 50 has it. At about Rs 37,500 it suits a home that wants a Samsung, with seven years of Tizen updates and HDR10+.

What to know before you buy: it doesn’t work with Apple Home. The in-box remote has no microphone, and there’s no stand in the box, so budget for a wall mount or table stand. Sound is 30W, and three HDMI ports include eARC. It’s a plain Crystal UHD panel with no local dimming and no Dolby Vision.

Want AirPlay on a bigger or better Samsung? The S85H OLED has it too (see below).

See the Samsung UE83AH 50 on Amazon

Sony Bravia 2 II 55: for Google TV fans

Sony Bravia 2 II TV (Bravia 2 II series shown)

The K-55S25BM2 has AirPlay, HomeKit and Chromecast built in, on Google TV. Pick it if you want Google TV’s app range and a voice remote in the box with your AirPlay.

Google TV with its wide app range, plus AirPlay, HomeKit and Chromecast.
Four HDMI inputs with eARC, and Dolby Atmos decoding.
Strong owner ratings: 4.5 stars from about 1,750 ratings, with 6% one-star.

The catch is the picture for the price. It’s a 50Hz panel with HDR10 and HLG only, no Dolby Vision, and 20W of sound. You pay about Rs 21,000 more than the LG for Google TV, the voice remote and a fourth HDMI port, not for a better panel.

Check the Sony Bravia 2 II 55 on Amazon

Toshiba 55Z670SP: the best picture for the money

The badge on Toshiba’s image says native 144Hz; its spec table lists a 120Hz panel that runs up to 144Hz with VRR.

For about Rs 2,000 more than the Sony, the Toshiba gives you a much better screen and keeps AirPlay and HomeKit. It’s the pick if you watch a lot of films.

Mini LED with 128 local dimming zones, up to 600 nits, Dolby Vision IQ and HDR10+, so dark scenes stay darker than on a standard LED panel.
Gaming-ready: a 120Hz panel with VRR up to 144Hz at 4K, and HDMI 2.1 on two of its four ports.
Four front-firing speakers with Dolby Atmos.

The compromise is software. It runs VIDAA, which carries the main Indian streaming apps but a smaller app store than Google TV, and Toshiba doesn’t list Google Cast. Its ratings on Amazon are shared across Toshiba’s Z-series. For more Dolby Vision options, see our 55-inch Dolby Vision and Atmos TVs.

Check the Toshiba 55Z670SP on Amazon

LG OLED C6 55: the premium pick

If budget allows, the C6 is the best TV here for an Apple home. It has AirPlay, Apple Home and Google Cast, and adds an OLED picture with Dolby Vision, a 120Hz panel and four HDMI ports that all take 4K at 120Hz for a PS5 or Xbox.

OLED with Dolby Vision, HDR10 and HLG, and VRR up to 165Hz.
40W 2.2-channel sound with Dolby Atmos, and the AI Magic Remote in the box with hands-free voice control.

At about Rs 1,30,000 it costs twice as much as the Toshiba, and Amazon stock comes and goes, so it sits lower in this list. LG’s own store has listed it for more.

Check the LG OLED55C6PLA on Amazon

Xiaomi F 32: AirPlay for a small room

For a bedroom or a study where you want to throw a video from your iPhone, the F 32 is the cheapest AirPlay TV in this guide, at about Rs 12,500. It’s a Fire TV with an Alexa remote, 20W speakers and two HDMI ports. The screen is HD (1366 x 768), not Full HD, and there’s no Apple Home. Our TVs under Rs 15000 guide covers other small TVs.

See the Xiaomi F 32 on Amazon

What each step up buys

AirPlay TVs by price, marked by Apple Home support

Xiaomi FX Pro 43 to LG NU87 50: about Rs 13,000. Buys seven more inches, Apple Home, Google Cast and webOS. For an iPhone home, it’s the best-spent money in this guide.
LG NU87 55 to Sony Bravia 2 II 55: about Rs 21,000. Buys Google TV, a voice remote in the box and a fourth HDMI port, but not a better panel.
Sony to Toshiba 55Z670SP: about Rs 2,000. Buys Mini LED, Dolby Vision and HDMI 2.1, at the cost of a smaller app store and Chromecast.
Toshiba to LG OLED C6: about Rs 65,000. Buys OLED contrast, Google Cast, the AI Magic Remote and webOS. Worth it for a dark room and a big film habit.

When an Apple TV 4K is the better buy

The new Apple TV 4K (4th generation) costs about Rs 39,900. That’s more than the Xiaomi FX Pro 43 and nearly as much as the LG NU87 55, so if you need a new TV anyway, buy one with AirPlay built in and skip the box.

The Apple TV wins in three cases. If your current TV has a good picture but no AirPlay, it adds AirPlay and the Apple TV app, and plays Dolby Vision if your TV supports it. If you want an Apple Home hub, it’s one: a hub is what lets you control accessories when you’re away and run automations, and no smart TV fills that role. And if you live inside Apple’s ecosystem, its interface and Siri Remote are the most Apple-like way to watch.

What owners report

AirPlay-specific feedback is thin; owners rarely review a feature that simply works. What the reviews do show:

LG’s NU87 ratings are pooled with older models. The listing’s 3.9 stars from about 5,400 ratings include earlier LG series, with 17% one-star. Buyers praise picture, sound and value. Check the box contents on delivery: one older-model buyer never received the remote their set should have come with.

Sony’s Bravia 2 II has the happiest owners here. Buyers praise picture, sound and easy setup. One 43-inch owner says some apps freeze now and then and a restart fixes it.

One Xiaomi service story is worth knowing. A 43-inch FX Pro owner reports long delays getting a failed motherboard replaced. It’s a single report, but register the warranty on day one.

Check the model code before you pay

Toshiba 55Z670SP, not 55Z570RP. The cheaper 55Z570RP’s India page lists no AirPlay, and it has no local dimming.
Xiaomi FX Pro (-FPIN) runs Fire TV with AirPlay 2, while Xiaomi’s X and X Pro use Google TV instead; check the code ends in -FPIN.

Other TVs we considered

Samsung S85H 55 OLED (about Rs 95,000). AirPlay on a 120Hz OLED with Dolby Atmos, but no Apple Home and no Dolby Vision. The LG C6 is the better Apple-home OLED if you can find it.
Sony Bravia 3 II 55 (about Rs 88,000). AirPlay and HomeKit, but the Toshiba gives more picture for less, and Amazon stock comes and goes.
Hisense 55E8S. Amazon’s listing mentions AirPlay 2, but Hisense’s India page doesn’t list it, and the TV is currently unavailable.
TCL, Vu Vibe DV and Philips Google TVs. Their India pages list no AirPlay, so we left them out.
LG 32LB655BPLA. AirPlay and Apple Home at 32 inches, but unavailable on Amazon.

Which one should you buy?

For most iPhone homes, the LG 55NU870BPLA at about Rs 42,000 is the AirPlay TV to buy: AirPlay, Apple Home and Google Cast, with webOS and Dolby Atmos. If Apple Home doesn’t matter and 43 inches is enough, the Xiaomi FX Pro 43 costs about Rs 16,000 less; its 55-inch is out of stock for now.

Spend more for a better picture with the Toshiba 55Z670SP, the best value here for films, or the LG OLED C6 if Amazon has it. Choose the Sony Bravia 2 II if you want Google TV and the best-rated set here. And if the TV you own is still good, an Apple TV 4K is the cleaner upgrade.

Last updated: October 2026