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KIVI

TV - Kivi 65U730QB

1,669.00 GEL
Xiaomi

TV - Xiaomi TV A Pro 65"

1,689.00 GEL
LG

TV - LG TV 75" UQ901C Series LED

3,010.00 GEL
KIVI

TV - Kivi 75U760QB

3,100.00 GEL
ტელევიზორი: Xiaomi Mi TV Q1 75 Inch (ELA4514GL), 75 ინჩი- ITGS
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Xiaomi

TV - Xiaomi Mi TV Q1 75 Inch

3,499.00 GEL 3,999.00 GEL
ტელევიზორი : Xiaomi Mi TV 86" (ELA4749GL), 86 ინჩი- ITGS
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Xiaomi

TV - Xiaomi Mi TV 86"

4,270.00 GEL 4,499.00 GEL
ტელევიზორი : TV Xiaomi Mi 75" TV Q1 L75M6-ESG, 75 ინჩი- ITGS
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Xiaomi

TV - TV Xiaomi Mi 75" TV Q1

4,999.00 GEL 5,150.00 GEL

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Televisions at ITGS — 32 models from KIVI, Xiaomi, Thomson, 2E and LG: 32 to 85 inches, Full HD, 4K UHD, QLED and OLED panels, running Google TV or Android TV. Prices from 159₾ to 4999₾.

Which size to choose

Viewing distanceRecommended size
2 metres32–43 inches
2.5–3 metres50–55 inches (4K)
3–4 metres65–75 inches (4K)
4 metres and more85 inches

The difference between panel technologies

  • LED / Direct LED — bright and affordable. Best in a well-lit room;
  • QLED — richer colours and higher brightness — best for sport and daytime viewing;
  • OLED — infinite black and wide viewing angles — best for films and dark rooms.

Note: an HDMI 2.1 port is required to play at 120Hz on a PlayStation 5 or Xbox Series X.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How much does a TV cost in Georgia?
At ITGS televisions cost between 159₾ and 4999₾. A 32-inch set is 350₾–500₾, a 43–50-inch 4K 600₾–950₾, a 55–65-inch 1100₾–1700₾, and 75–85-inch models start from 3000₾.
What screen size should I choose?
Base it on viewing distance: 2 m — 32–43 inches, 2.5–3 m — 50–55 inches, 3–4 m — 65–75 inches. With 4K you can sit closer.
QLED or OLED?
QLED is brighter — better in a light room and for sport. OLED gives true black and wide viewing angles — better for films in a dark room.
What do I need for a games console?
To get the most from a PlayStation 5 or Xbox Series X you need an HDMI 2.1 port and a 120Hz panel. Look for VRR and ALLM support as well.