Bluetooth is useful, but it is a poor reason to buy the wrong TV. For Indian buyers weighing a soundbar, set-top box or console against a tight TV budget, screen size, HDMI capacity and price decide more for most homes.
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What actually matters when buying
Bluetooth on a specification sheet confirms wireless connectivity, but it does not necessarily mean the TV can send sound to headphones or a speaker. If private listening matters, check the exact model’s audio output support and your accessory’s compatibility before buying. A Bluetooth version number alone tells you nothing about the codec, delay or whether the TV speakers can play at the same time.
Count HDMI inputs after allocating one to an eARC soundbar: a three-port TV leaves two other sources, while a four-port TV leaves three. A set-top box and console can use those two ports quickly. If connection capacity is the deciding factor, see TVs with multiple HDMI ports in India.
Settle screen size before Bluetooth version. A smaller TV that fits a cabinet may be worth more to you than a larger bargain, but do not pay extra for size you cannot use. For gaming, distinguish a native high-refresh panel from a 120Hz mode or game-accelerator label; check whether VRR is included as well.
Finally, ask what a higher price changes in your own setup. A better panel, another permanent HDMI connection or a platform you prefer can be worth paying for. A newer Bluetooth number by itself rarely is. If 55 inches and a budget of Rs 60000 already decide the purchase, compare the best 55-inch 4K TVs under Rs 60000 in India.
In this guide
- LG 55NU870BPLA
- Xiaomi FX Pro 55
- Sony K-43S25M2
- Samsung UA55M2EHAULXL
- LG 65NU870BPLA
- Out of stock right now
- Which one should you buy?
| TV family | Amazon price | Buyer fit | Compromise |
|---|---|---|---|
| LG NU87, 55-inch | Rs 42,999 | 55-inch TV with Bluetooth speaker output and webOS | 60Hz; no Dolby Vision; 3 HDMI |
| Xiaomi FX Pro 55 | Rs 35,499 | QLED, Fire TV, Bluetooth 5.0 and 34W sound | 60Hz; no headphone-output promise |
| Sony K-43S25M2 | Rs 53,990 | Compact four-HDMI Bluetooth-audio setup | Smaller than cheaper 55-inch TVs |
| Samsung M2EH | Rs 48,490 | Mini LED, Bluetooth, 30W sound, VRR and ALLM | DLG 120Hz is not native 120Hz; no Dolby Vision |
| LG NU87, 65-inch | Rs 64,999 | 65 inches with Bluetooth speaker output | 60Hz; 3 HDMI |
| Samsung UE81A | Out of stock (last listed around Rs 37,490) | 55-inch value and Bluetooth headphones | Amazon stock comes and goes |
| Hisense E7S Pro | Out of stock (last listed around Rs 53,990) | Native 144Hz gaming and 48W speakers | Amazon stock comes and goes |
| TCL 65C655 | Out of stock (last listed around Rs 70,990) | 65-inch QLED and listed 35W sound | 2024 model; may be hard to find |
| Sony S30 | Out of stock (65-inch last listed from around Rs 83,042) | Dolby Vision, 4 HDMI and compatible Bluetooth audio | 50Hz; Amazon stock comes and goes |
Prices are Amazon India buy-box prices. Seller, pincode, stock and offers can change the amount.
LG 55NU870BPLA: Our 55-inch Bluetooth-audio pick
This is where most 55-inch buyers should begin now. LG’s page for this exact model goes further than a Bluetooth version number: it lists Bluetooth Surround Ready, which connects two Bluetooth speakers to the TV for a surround effect, and Simultaneous Audio Output. That is the documented Bluetooth-audio route this page asks for.
At Rs 42,999 it costs Rs 7,500 more than the Xiaomi, which makes no output promise. Bluetooth 5.3, webOS 26, Google Cast and AirPlay, three HDMI inputs with eARC on HDMI 2 and 20W sound are enough for a normal setup. LG’s page talks about speakers rather than headphones, so check that your headphones pair before relying on them for private listening.
Skip it for Dolby Vision or high-refresh gaming: the panel is native 60Hz. Buy it for a 55-inch TV that sends sound to Bluetooth speakers and runs the platform many households already know.
LG 55NU870BPLA on Amazon India
Xiaomi FX Pro 55: The lower-priced QLED alternative
At Rs 35,499, Xiaomi is the cheapest in-stock 55-inch TV here, Rs 7,500 below LG. Its 4K QLED panel, Fire TV, Bluetooth 5.0, AirPlay 2, three HDMI inputs and listed 34W sound suit a buyer who wants that platform and more ambitious on-paper audio. But its panel is 60Hz, DLG 120Hz is not native 120Hz, and Bluetooth 5.0 does not establish headphone or speaker output.
Pick it for QLED, Fire TV and sound. Pick LG when Bluetooth audio output is the point.
Xiaomi FX Pro 55 L55MB-FPIN on Amazon India
Sony K-43S25M2: Compact four-HDMI specialist
This Sony is not an upscale 55-inch alternative. It is for a cabinet or small room where 43 inches is right and four HDMI inputs solve a real problem. Its Bluetooth 5.3 connection supports A2DP stereo audio. eARC/ARC and ALLM sit alongside Google TV with Chromecast Built-in, so a soundbar, set-top box, console and another source can stay connected.
At Rs 53,990 it costs more than larger sets, and it is not VRR or 4K120. Buy it only for the compact size and fourth port.
Sony K-43S25M2 on Amazon India
Samsung UA55M2EHAULXL: Mini LED for picture-led buyers
The M2EH costs Rs 48,490, or Rs 5,500 above the LG. That premium is real, so the buyer needs to want its 4K Mini LED panel, 30W 2-channel sound, VRR and ALLM rather than merely a newer Samsung badge. For someone building a picture-led 55-inch setup and postponing a soundbar, those are concrete reasons to spend more.
It has ordinary Bluetooth connectivity, three HDMI inputs with eARC and DLG 120Hz, not native 120Hz. Dolby Vision is absent, and Bluetooth does not establish headphone or speaker pairing. Buy it for Mini LED, sound and gaming features, not for a different Bluetooth badge.
Samsung UA55M2EHAULXL on Amazon India
LG 65NU870BPLA: The 65-inch Bluetooth-audio pick
Our previous 65-inch picks are out of stock, so the 65-inch answer is now the larger NU87 at Rs 64,999. LG’s page for the 65-inch model lists the same Bluetooth Surround Ready and Simultaneous Audio Output as the 55-inch, with Bluetooth 5.3, webOS, three HDMI inputs with eARC on HDMI 2 and 20W sound.
It is a size upgrade, not a picture upgrade: the panel is native 60Hz, and there is no Dolby Vision or fourth HDMI port. Choose it when you need 65 inches and Bluetooth speaker output; wait for the Sony S30 below if Dolby Vision and four HDMI inputs matter more.
LG 65NU870BPLA on Amazon India
Out of stock right now
These four were on this page before and are out of stock on Amazon right now. Amazon stock comes and goes; check the listing, and consider them again if they return near their last listed prices.
Samsung UA55UE81AFULXL (last listed around Rs 37,490). Our previous value pick. Bluetooth 5.2, three HDMI inputs, eARC/ARC and 4K60 suit a normal setup, and headphones or earphones can pair, but only one Bluetooth device can be connected at a time and mobile-only headphones may not work. If it returns below the LG, it is the cheaper route to private listening. Samsung UA55UE81AFULXL on Amazon India
Hisense 55E7S Pro (last listed around Rs 53,990). The gaming choice: native 144Hz, VRR and ALLM, Dolby Vision gaming, Bluetooth 5.4 and 48W speakers. Its Bluetooth listing is not a headphone-output promise. Hisense 55E7S Pro on Amazon India
TCL 65C655 (last listed around Rs 70,990). TCL India lists it as a 2024 model, so it may be hard to find. A 65-inch QLED with listed 35W Onkyo 2.1 sound and three HDMI inputs, but no output-pairing claim, and game-accelerator language is not native 120Hz. TCL 65C655 on Amazon India
Sony BRAVIA 3 S30 (65-inch last listed from around Rs 83,042). Sony India still lists it. Bluetooth 5.3 with A2DP stereo audio supports compatible headphone or speaker pairing, and four HDMI inputs, eARC/ARC, ALLM and Dolby Vision make it the fuller large-screen setup. It is a 50Hz TV, not a VRR or 4K120 pick, and worth it only near the lower end of its price range. Skip the grouped 55-inch K-55S30 at its last listed price of around Rs 79,900. Sony K-65S30 on Amazon India / Sony K-55S30 on Amazon India
Which one should you buy?
Bluetooth audio: Buy the LG 55NU870BPLA for most 55-inch setups. It is the in-stock model with a documented Bluetooth-audio route on its maker’s page. Pick the Sony K-43S25M2 only when a 43-inch screen and the fourth HDMI port are essential.
Budget 55-inch picture or platform: Choose the Xiaomi FX Pro 55 for QLED, Fire TV and 34W sound at Rs 35,499, accepting that Bluetooth output is not promised. Take the Samsung UA55M2EHAULXL only when Mini LED, 30W sound, VRR and ALLM are worth Rs 5,500 more than the LG.
65-inch size: Take the LG 65NU870BPLA at Rs 64,999 for 65 inches with Bluetooth speaker output. The Sony K-65S30 is the Dolby Vision and four-HDMI alternative once it is back in stock near Rs 83,042.
Last updated: October 2026
