Collection: Smart TVs

A Smart TV connects to the internet and runs streaming apps, web browsing and often voice control straight from the remote, with no separate box needed. A normal TV needs an external streamer for the same features. Compare panel types in Smart LED TVs.

No — different TVs use different smart platforms, each with its own app store. Most major streaming services are widely supported, but it's worth checking your specific apps are available before buying. If one is missing, a streaming stick from Computing adds it.

TVs receive software and app updates for a number of years, though older models may eventually drop support for newer apps. If that happens, plugging in an inexpensive streaming device refreshes the apps without replacing the TV. You'll find these in Computing.

4K offers sharper detail and is standard on larger screens, making it the better pick if you want a big panel or sit close. Full HD remains a solid, cheaper option for smaller rooms. Compare both across the Televisions range.

Yes. Most Smart TVs have an Ethernet port, and a wired connection gives steadier streaming, especially for 4K. Wi-Fi is more convenient but can fluctuate. Network cables and routers are available in Computing.

Many Smart TVs include Bluetooth for headphones, but not all do. If yours doesn't, a Bluetooth Audio Transmitter adds it through the TV's audio output, letting you watch quietly at night with wireless headphones.

Shipping is free on orders over €80, which most TVs exceed, with fast delivery across Greece. Any charge for smaller orders is shown at checkout. Full details are on our shipping page.

Every order is covered by Lynk Buyer Protection, and the terms that apply are on our warranty page. If your TV arrives faulty or not as described, contact us and we'll make it right.