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TVs and Home Theater at BrandsMart USA

Whether you are replacing one tired screen or building a room around a projector-sized picture, this is where the whole setup lives: TVs in every size and panel type, soundbars, streaming players, wall mounts and stands. BrandsMart USA has carried televisions for decades.

Browse the full department below, or visit a showroom in Florida or Georgia to see brightness, contrast and motion with your own eyes before you decide.

Shop TVs by Size and Type

TVs by size. Start here if you already know the wall or stand you are filling. Sizes run from compact 30-inch sets up to 80-inch and larger screens.
TVs by type. Start here if you care more about panel technology than dimensions. Compare OLED, LED, 4K, 8K, smart and outdoor sets in one place.
4K Ultra HD TVs. Four times the resolution of Full HD, and the standard almost every new TV now uses.
OLED TVs. Self-lit pixels, true black levels and the best contrast you can buy for a dark room.
LED and QLED TVs. The brightest option for sunny Florida living rooms. Quantum-dot QLED and Neo QLED sets live here too.
8K TVs. The highest pixel count available today, aimed at very large screens and short viewing distances.
Smart TVs. Streaming apps, voice control and casting built in, no extra box required.
Outdoor TVs. Sealed, sunlight-readable sets for patios, lanais and poolside.

Complete the Home Theater
Soundbars and surround sound. The single biggest upgrade after the TV itself. Flat panels have nowhere to put a decent speaker, so a bar with a subwoofer fixes dialogue and bass in one step.
Media streaming devices. Add or refresh apps on an older set, or get a faster interface than the one built into your TV.
TV wall mounts. Fixed, tilting and full-motion mounts. Check the VESA pattern and weight rating against your TV.
TV stands and consoles. For rooms where drilling into the wall is not an option, or where you need storage under the screen.
Bezels and covers for art-style TVs. Swappable frames and protective covers that make a wall-mounted TV read as a picture. These are accessories only, not the televisions themselves.
Shop all TV and home theater. The entire department in one grid if you would rather filter it yourself.

Brand shopping works too. Compare Samsung smart TVs or LG OLED TVs directly. Sony, Vizio, TCL and Hisense are all here as well. See the full brand lineup.

Why Buy Your TV From BrandsMart USA

Huge showrooms in Florida and Georgia. Find your nearest store and judge black levels, glare and off-angle color in person. Specs on paper never tell the whole story.
Friendly, expert help in the showroom. Our TV team works with these sets every day and will happily talk through screen size for your room, panel type and what to pair it with for sound, in plain language and without pushing you toward the biggest price tag. Tell them the room and the budget, and they will narrow it down.
Financing is one of the better reasons to buy here. There is more than one way to spread the cost, and they work differently. The BrandsMart USA credit card carries 0% promotional financing on qualifying purchases, with the length of the term depending on the category and the amount. Katapult lease-to-own needs no credit at all, and you can check your buying power without affecting your credit score. Klarna splits a purchase into interest-free installments with a decision in seconds. Because those are three separate programs rather than one, a route that is not a fit for you does not have to be the end of it.
A clear return policy. Our return and refund policy sets out how exchanges and refunds work, including the shorter return window that applies to flat-panel televisions. Worth reading before you buy.
One of the largest TV selections in the Southeast. Entry-level screens through premium home theater displays, from the brands people actually ask for.
Delivery, installation and haul-away. See what is included in our delivery and installation details before you order a large set.
Competitive pricing, and offers worth checking. Our 110% low price guarantee applies if you find the same model advertised for less, and it is worth looking through today's deals before you order.

What size TV should I buy?

Work backward from your seating distance. At about six feet, a 50-inch to 55-inch screen feels right; at nine feet, 65 to 75 inches; at twelve feet or more, 80 inches and up. Measure the wall as well, because a mount adds almost nothing to the width but a stand needs a console wider than the TV's feet.

Should I buy OLED, QLED or a standard LED TV?

Start with the room, not the technology. In a room you can darken, OLED gives the best contrast because every pixel makes its own light and can switch off completely, so black is actually black. In a bright, window-heavy room, a QLED holds color and beats glare because it runs far brighter. A standard LED set is the value pick and still the right answer for a bedroom, a guest room or a second TV, where the picture difference is not worth the money. On this site QLED and Neo QLED sets sit with the LED TVs, and the OLED range is listed separately.

Will a soundbar work with any TV?

Almost always, yes. Nearly every TV sold in the last several years has either an HDMI port marked ARC or eARC, or an optical audio output, and a soundbar connects through one of those with a single cable. HDMI eARC is the one to use where you have it, because it carries the higher-bandwidth formats such as Dolby Atmos and lets the TV remote control the bar's volume. Brand matching is not required: a Samsung bar works with an LG TV. Where brand matching helps is the extras, since some makers add wireless pairing or a shared app when the TV and bar come from the same brand.

Is 8K worth it right now?

Only in specific cases. There is very little native 8K content, so most of what you watch is upscaled. It makes sense if you are buying a very large screen and sitting close to it, and you want the most advanced panel available. Otherwise a good 4K set is the better value.

Can I put a regular TV on my patio?

No, not safely. Indoor TVs are not sealed against rain, humidity or dust, they are rarely bright enough to fight direct sun, and outdoor exposure usually voids the warranty. Use a purpose-built outdoor TV instead.

Does a smart TV need Wi-Fi to work?

No. A smart TV displays cable, antenna and anything plugged into HDMI without ever connecting. Wi-Fi only enables the streaming apps, voice control, casting and software updates.

Do you deliver and install TVs in Florida and Georgia?

Yes. Delivery is available across our service area, and installation can be added for wall mounting and setup. Review our delivery and installation details for what is covered, and mention concrete or brick walls when you schedule.

Where can I compare TVs in person near me?

BrandsMart USA has large showrooms across Florida and Georgia with TVs running side by side, which is the only honest way to compare brightness, black level and motion. Find your nearest showroom and bring your wall measurement.

What do I need to wall mount a TV?

Three things: a mount rated for your TV's size and weight, the right VESA pattern, and something solid to screw into. VESA is the spacing of the four threaded holes on the back of the panel, measured in millimeters, and the mount has to match it. Into wood studs a standard wall mount is straightforward; into metal studs, concrete or tile you need the correct anchors for that material. Decide first whether you want a fixed, tilting or full-motion arm, because that changes how far the panel sits off the wall.

Should I wall mount my TV or put it on a stand?

Mount it if you want the screen at the right height, a clean look and the floor space back, and you are confident about what is behind the drywall. Use a TV stand if you rent, if you want to hide components and cables without cutting into the wall, or if you are likely to move the TV. One thing people get wrong when mounting: the center of the screen should sit near eye level from where you actually sit, which is usually lower than it looks on the wall.

Do you carry Samsung Frame TVs?

Art-style televisions like The Frame are merchandised with our LED TVs rather than in a separate collection, so that is where to look for the sets themselves. Our bezels and covers collection holds the customizable frame surrounds that go around them, not the televisions. Stock moves, so check with a showroom if you want a specific size.

When is the best time to buy a TV?

TV pricing follows a predictable rhythm. New model years land in spring, which is when the previous year's sets get discounted while stock lasts, and the run from Black Friday through the Super Bowl is the other stretch when deals are heaviest. If you are not in a hurry, buying last year's flagship usually beats buying this year's mid-range at the same price. Our current deals are the fastest way to see what is discounted right now.

What financing options are available on TVs and home theater?

Three, and they are worth knowing apart. The BrandsMart USA credit card offers 0% promotional financing on qualifying purchases, and TVs are one of the categories where the longer terms tend to show up. Katapult is lease-to-own with no credit needed, and checking your buying power does not affect your credit score. Klarna splits the cost into interest-free installments and gives a decision in seconds. Current terms are listed on our financing page, and the team in store can tell you what is running.

1. Measure the wall, then the seating distance

Measure the width of the wall or the media console first, and leave a few inches of breathing room on each side. Then measure how far your seat is from that wall. A rough rule for 4K: sit about one and a half times the screen's diagonal away. Nine feet of distance comfortably supports a 65-inch to 75-inch set.

2. Match the panel to the room's light

This matters more in Florida than almost anywhere else. A room with big windows and afternoon sun needs brightness, which points you toward LED and QLED sets. A dedicated media room with controlled light is where OLED pulls ahead, because nothing else produces black that looks like the screen is switched off.

3. Decide which features you will actually use

Nearly every TV sold today is a 4K smart TV, so the real differences are refresh rate, HDR format support and gaming inputs. If you game on a current console, look for 120Hz, variable refresh rate and HDMI 2.1. If you mostly stream movies and sports, put your money into picture quality and sound instead.

4. Budget for sound and mounting, not just the screen

A thin TV cannot hold a good speaker, so plan on a soundbar from the start rather than as an afterthought. Add a mount or a stand to the same order, confirm the VESA hole pattern, and if you are drilling into concrete block, say so when you arrange installation.

Should you shop by screen size or by picture type first?

Shop by size first. The wall and the seating distance are already fixed, and they set a hard ceiling on what you can buy, so working through TVs by size narrows the field before you spend any energy on panel arguments. Measure the wall, measure back to where you actually sit, then pick the band that fits. At around nine feet that puts most households in the 60 to 69-inch class.

Then choose the panel. With the size settled, move to TVs by type and let the room's light decide it: heavy window light points to LED and QLED, a room you can darken points to OLED. There is one case for reversing the order. OLED is only manufactured in a narrow band of sizes, so if you have your heart set on it, the technology limits the size rather than the other way around.

Do you need a soundbar with a new TV, or will the built-in speakers do?

Buy the bar with the TV if you watch dialogue-heavy drama, sports, or anything with real bass, which covers most people. A flat panel has no cabinet volume, so its speakers fire downward or backward off the wall and dialogue is the first thing to suffer. A soundbar with a separate subwoofer is the upgrade buyers notice most, and it costs far less than stepping up a panel tier.

Skip it if the set is going in a bedroom or a kitchen where you watch quietly, or if you already run a receiver and speakers. The trade-off is placement, not sound: a bar needs clear shelf space in front of the screen or a second bracket below it, so check its width against the TV stand you plan to use before you order. If the budget will only stretch one way, buy the smaller screen plus the soundbar rather than the bigger screen on its own.

Screens are hard to judge from a spec sheet, so it is worth seeing one lit up. Our showrooms let you compare brightness, contrast and motion side by side, and there are eleven of them across South Florida and metro Atlanta.

Florida. Miami, Dadeland and South Dade in the Miami area, Sawgrass Mills in Sunrise, Outlet Center in Lauderhill, Deerfield Beach, Dania Pointe in Dania Beach, and West Palm Beach.
Georgia. North Atlanta, South Atlanta in Stockbridge, and Kennesaw.

Each store page has the address, phone number and current showroom hours. You can also find the store nearest you or order online and collect in store.

Buy whichever way suits you. Compare TVs and home theater gear side by side at any of our showrooms across Florida and Georgia, order online and collect in store, or have your new set delivered to your door. Financing is available on qualifying purchases, including a lease-to-own route that needs no credit. Bring the width of your wall and how far back you sit, and we will point you at the right size.

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