Best Coppel TVs for Buen Fin 2026: five ranked by price
Five Coppel TVs ranked on reported 2026 prices, with the price floor each one has to beat at Buen Fin 2026, November 13 to 17. The Hisense 75A65NV leads at $127 per inch.
By Kira EstevezActualizado 13 oct 2026Research-based · not purchased or testedHow we built this list
Buy the Hisense 75A65NV if Buen Fin brings it back to $9,499 or lower. Skip it if your seat is under 2.5 meters from the wall. Among Coppel TVs in 2026 it was the cheapest per inch at $127, against $154 for the LG 65 and $243 for the Samsung QLED.
Buen Fin 2026 runs Friday November 13 to Tuesday November 17. Every price below is a reported price with its month attached, not today's price, so treat each one as the floor a Buen Fin deal has to beat and confirm it on coppel.com.
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How we built this list
Shoptera did not test, unbox or measure any of these TVs. This ranking is research only: we tracked reported Coppel prices from dated press coverage in 2026 and did the discount and financing math ourselves.
The score out of 10
Reported price against the category, measured as pesos per inch of screen, since a 75 inch set and a 65 inch set aren't the same purchase
Discount depth: list price minus reported price, divided by list
Warranty length: the only detail reported was “included” with no length, so every TV ties
Financing cost on Crédito Coppel, scored from the published quincena plans
A quincena is one biweekly payment, two per month, matching Mexico's twice-monthly payday. A TV with no published price can't score well on price, and that rule decides the bottom of this list.
What got cut
One TV made headlines and missed the ranking. At Buen Fin 2025, a 65 inch TV at Coppel dropped from $15,999 to $7,999, reported by Publimetro, but the brand wasn't reported. You can't buy a TV you can't identify, so it stays out of the ranking and serves as a benchmark: $123 per inch, half off.
We also left out every TV without a 2026 Coppel price. A ranking of Coppel TVs built on prices from other stores would tell you nothing about what Coppel charges.
01 · Best overall
9.2
75 inch4K$127 per inchFrom $531 per quincena
Hisense 75A65NV 75" 4K
Reported MXN 9,499 · July 2026 · list $18,399
The cheapest big screen Coppel sold this year, by a wide margin. In July 2026 the Hisense 75A65NV dropped from MXN 18,399 to $9,499, a cut of $8,900 or 48%, according to Merca2.0.
That works out to $127 per inch. The LG 65 costs $500 more for 10 fewer inches. The TCL 85 adds 10 inches for $5,500 more, and the Samsung QLED 65 costs $6,290 more for a smaller screen. It is the Buen Fin target for most living rooms, if the price lands near $9,499.
A favor
48% off list, an $8,900 cut
Cheapest per inch of any ranked TV: $127
Warranty included
En contra
The plan length behind “$531 per quincena” wasn't published; if it runs 24 quincenas, the total is $12,744, 34% over cash
The largest TV with a published Coppel price in 2026. On May 22, 2026, a TCL 85 inch 4K set fell from MXN 27,999 to $14,999, per InformaBTL. That is $13,000 off, 46%, the deepest peso cut on this list.
At $176 per inch it costs more per inch than the Hisense but less than the Samsung QLED, which is $790 more for 20 fewer inches. Buy it if you sit more than 3 meters from the screen and the Hisense feels small.
A favor
$13,000 off, the deepest peso cut on the list
Biggest screen with a published Coppel price
En contra
Coppel's listing gave no model number, so you can't confirm which TCL series you're buying from our data; read the product page before paying
Reported MXN 9,999 · March 30, 2026 · list $10,999
The cheapest 65 inch TV with a confirmed brand on Coppel's 2026 record. LG's 65 inch 4K set with webOS sold for a reported MXN 9,999 on March 30, 2026, down from $10,999.
At $154 per inch it undercuts the Samsung 65 QLED by $5,790. The discount is the problem: $1,000 off, about 9%. The headline on that report claimed “over 50%”, and the InformaBTL listing shows prices that don't support it. It is the pick if your room fits 65 inches, not 75.
A favor
Lowest known price at 65 inches
$5,790 under the Samsung 65 QLED
En contra
Only about 9% off list, despite an “over 50%” headline
The Hisense costs $500 less and gives you 10 more inches
The only QLED with a full Coppel price record in 2026. On May 13, 2026, the Samsung 65 inch QLED 4K QEF1 dropped from MXN 19,739 to $15,789, a 20% cut worth $3,950.
QLED adds a quantum dot layer to an LED TV, which raises color volume and brightness over a standard LED panel. You pay for it: $243 per inch, close to double the Hisense rate, and $5,790 more than the LG 65 for the same size. Buy it for a bright room where color matters more than size.
A favor
QLED panel: more color and brightness than standard LED
20% off list, $3,950
En contra
At $954 per quincena, 24 payments would total $22,896, 45% over cash; the plan length wasn't published
Cut by MXN 6,000 · June 28, 2026 · prices not published
The most interesting panel on the list and the least documented price. On June 28, 2026, Coppel cut the Samsung UN55M70HAFXZX by MXN 6,000. Neither the list price nor the sale price was published.
Mini LED uses thousands of small LEDs dimmed in zones behind the panel, so dark scenes get deeper blacks than a standard LED set. A $6,000 cut sits mid-pack in pesos, above the LG's $1,000 and the QLED's $3,950, but without the before and after prices we can't calculate a percentage or a price per inch. Watch this one at Buen Fin, and buy only once you can see the actual price.
A favor
Mini LED: deeper blacks than a standard LED set
$6,000 cut reported
En contra
No list or sale price published, which is why the best panel tech on the list sits last
Price not published $6,000 cut, June 2026Ver precio
n/p means not published. Per inch is reported price divided by screen size, rounded.
Price per inch of screenMXN
Hisense 75A65NV 75"127
LG 65" webOS154
TCL 85"176
Samsung 65" QLED243
Benchmark: unnamed 65" (Buen Fin 2025)123
Reported price divided by screen size
Discount off list%
Hisense 75A65NV 75"48
TCL 85"46
Samsung 65" QLED20
LG 65" webOS9
The Samsung Mini LED 55" was cut $6,000 with no prices published
Coppel TVs at Buen Fin 2026: what to expect
Coppel had not announced its Buen Fin 2026 promotions, Coppel TVs included, as of October 12, 2026. The best guide is what it did in 2025, when the event also ran November 13 to 17.
Last year Coppel opened deals online at 00:00 on day one, with stores open 9:00 to 21:00. It offered free shipping from 499 pesos and free returns. Some products carried up to a 2-year warranty. Those terms come from Vanguardia's 2025 report, and nothing guarantees a repeat.
The financing deserves the closest read. In 2025, MSI (meses sin intereses, interest-free monthly installments) applied only with the BanCoppel card and only on some products. Crédito Coppel came with no down payment and no interest if you paid it off within the first month.
Price floors to beat
These are the numbers we'd hold each TV to on November 13. The Hisense 75A65NV should come in at $9,499 or less, and the TCL 85 at $14,999 or less. For the Samsung QLED 65 the line is $15,789; for the LG 65 it is $9,999, though a 9% cut leaves room for a real Buen Fin drop. Last year's unnamed 65 inch set at $7,999 shows that a 65 inch TV under $8,000 is possible at Coppel during Buen Fin.
The SAT prize draw
Card and electronic purchases of at least 250 pesos at registered merchants enter the SAT's Sorteo El Buen Fin in December 2026, with 500 million pesos in prizes, 400 million of it for consumers. Check that a store is registered on the official Buen Fin portal before you count on an entry. Our Coppel coupons and deals guide covers how Coppel's discounts, MSI and electronic money stack.
Choosing the right size and panel
Size by distance, not by budget. Here is the rule of thumb for 4K.
Seating distance and screen size for 4K
Distance to the screen
Screen size
Ranked TVs that fit
1.5 to 2 meters
50 to 55 inches
Samsung 55" Mini LED
2 to 2.5 meters
55 to 65 inches
LG 65", Samsung 65" QLED
2.5 to 3 meters
65 to 75 inches
Hisense 75"
More than 3 meters
85 inches
TCL 85"
LED, QLED, Mini LED and OLED
A standard LED TV lights an LCD panel from behind and is the cheapest type. QLED adds quantum dots for more color and brightness. Mini LED shrinks the backlight into thousands of zones for better contrast, and OLED lights each pixel on its own, so blacks are true black. None of the ranked Coppel TVs is an OLED.
Refresh rate, HDMI and mounting
A 120 Hz panel matters for consoles and fast sports; 60 Hz is fine for films and series. Current consoles want an HDMI 2.1 port for 4K at 120 frames. Check the VESA mount pattern on the product page before buying a wall bracket, since brackets aren't always in the box. None of these specs were reported for the ranked models, so read each listing.
The smart platform
Samsung TVs run Tizen and LG runs webOS. TCL generally ships Google TV, while Hisense uses VIDAA or Google TV depending on the model. Confirm your apps, including ViX and your cable provider's app, are on the platform before you pay.
What Coppel TVs cost on credit
The two TVs with published quincena plans show the gap. If the term is 24 quincenas, the Hisense and the Samsung QLED cost thousands more than cash.
TV
Cash
Per quincena
Total if 24 quincenas
Extra
Markup
Hisense 75A65NV 75"
$9,499
$531
$12,744
$3,245
34%
Samsung 65" QLED
$15,789
$954
$22,896
$7,107
45%
Coppel did not publish the plan length; 24 quincenas is the standard term on other 2026 plans.
Crédito Coppel carried a fixed 76% annual rate and an average CAT of 80.9% before VAT, calculated January 31, 2026 and valid March 1 to July 31, 2026. CAT (Costo Anual Total) is Mexico's official total cost of credit including fees, as explained by Banxico. Our guide to Coppel credit covers requirements and payoff strategy.
Who should skip every TV on this list
Skip all five if you need an OLED. None is on Coppel's 2026 record, and nothing in our data says when one will be.
Skip them too if you can only buy on a long credit plan. On five Coppel products with published 24-quincena terms in 2026, the total ran 34% to 46% above cash, enough to turn the $9,499 Hisense into a $12,700 TV. If a store fails to honor an advertised price, screenshot the price and terms before paying and take it to Profeco.
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Friday November 13 to Tuesday November 17, 2026, the 16th edition and five days long, lined up with the Revolution Day long weekend.
What is the best TV at Coppel?
On price per inch, the Hisense 75A65NV at a reported $9,499 in July 2026, or $127 per inch. For panel quality at a known price, the Samsung 65 inch QLED at $15,789.
How much is a 75 inch TV at Coppel?
The Hisense 75A65NV was reported at $9,499 in July 2026, down from $18,399. Confirm the current price on coppel.com, since it changes by campaign.
Do Coppel TVs come with a warranty?
The Hisense 75A65NV listing said a warranty was included, with no length given. At Buen Fin 2025, Coppel offered up to a 2-year warranty on some products. Check each product page for the term.
Should I wait for Buen Fin to buy a TV at Coppel?
If the price you see today is above the floor in our table, yes. Last year an unnamed 65 inch TV at Coppel fell from $15,999 to $7,999 during Buen Fin.