Small TV of 24 to 43 inches: kitchen, bedroom, motorhome, office

The three questions to ask yourself

For a secondary TV, the usual criteria (OLED or Mini LED, nit count, HDMI 2.1) take a back seat. What really matters:

1. Where will it go? Viewing distance decides the size, and where the power comes from (mains or 12 V).
2. How do you receive TV? Operator set-top box, TNT aerial, satellite or internet only: the answer determines which tuners and sockets you need.
3. Do you need apps? If so, choose a system that offers your Belgian apps. If not, a non-smart TV is simpler and cheaper.

Which size for the distance?

The basic rule: you can sit at roughly 2.25 times the diagonal for HD or Full HD, and at 1.5 times the diagonal in 4K, without seeing the pixels.

To find out more on this topic, read our guide to choosing the right TV size.

Motorhome, caravan, boat

Here, only one feature really matters: the 12 V power supply. A standard TV running off a 230 V inverter will also work, but it uses more power and drains the battery faster.

In Wallonia and Brussels, RTBF still broadcasts La Une, Tipik and La Trois free over the air, in DVB-T2 HEVC. In Flanders, there is no longer any free terrestrial TV: satellite or internet become essential. All the details are in our Radiola page.

Kitchen and bedroom: 24 to 32 inches

Not connected: plugged into a set-top box or aerial

Smart TV: apps without a box

Large bedroom and office: 40 to 43 inches

From 40 inches up, you're in a different category: a more comfortable screen, often 4K, and sometimes genuine living-room features.

Nimestore recommended retail prices as at 15/10/2026; the product page prevails, and Nimesclub members often benefit from a reduced price. For a cinephile's bedroom, there are also 42-inch OLEDs: Samsung TQ42S92H (€1,299.99), LG OLED42C64LA and Philips 42OLED811 (€1,399.99 each). For a mobile, touch-enabled screen, the 27-inch LG StandbyME 2 is priced at €999.99.

Our small TVs in store

LED TV RADIOLA RA24A3VG€109.00LED TV RADIOLA RA24A2TV€149.00LED TV RADIOLA RA32A3€131.00LED TV TELEFUNKEN TFK32GPD24D€159.00TV LED LG 27LB70006LA€174.00LED TV PHILIPS 24PHS6050/12€197.00TV LED LG 32LB650B6LA€205.00LED TV PHILIPS 32PHS6050/12€195.00TV QLED HISENSE 40A5S€265.00TV QNED LG 43QNED72B6B€374.00TV LED SAMSUNG TU43M74H€435.00TV QLED HISENSE 43A7S€398.00

Belgian apps by system

Pickx (Proximus) doesn't exist on any retail TV, whatever the brand: it goes through the box, an Apple TV or casting from your smartphone.

Sound and simplicity

In a kitchen, the noise of the cooker hood or dishwasher quickly drowns out the sound of a small TV, which is often limited to 6 to 20 W. If you watch the news while cooking, opt for a model with a 'dialogue' mode or a small soundbar. In a bedroom, on the other hand, modest sound is enough, and the scheduled standby function is very handy.

For an elderly person or a child, the simplicity matters more than anything: a clear remote, direct access to channels and as few menus as possible. A non-smart TV connected to a set-top box, or a Smart TV with a simple system, avoids many calls for help. In store, we can show you the remotes and menus of the different models side by side.

Pitfalls to avoid

• Satellite : none of our small non-connected TVs has a satellite tuner. For a satellite dish, choose the RA24A2TV or a Smart TV with a triple tuner.
• 50 Hz : the Telefunken TFK32GPD24D runs at 50 Hz. For sport, go for a 60 Hz model.
• The number of HDMI ports : a set-top box, a console and a streaming stick need three ports. Some small TVs have only one or two.
• The wall bracket : check the VESA standard (75, 100...) before buying a bracket for the kitchen or bedroom.
• 12 V : only the 24-inch Radiolas are listed as 12 V in our range.

For all other sizes and budgets, see our selection by budget or browse our whole TV range. And for the rest of the space, go back to the other brands section.

Frequently asked questions