Find the right outdoor TV for your space in one place. Our full range spans 1,500 to 4,000 nits of brightness and IP55 weatherproof, so whether you're setting up a shaded alfresco or a sun-drenched patio, there's a model built for it. Every TV below ships ready for Australian conditions, in sizes from 55 to 86 inches. Not sure where to start? Compare models side by side or jump straight to full sun or partial sun picks.
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Spark Pavilion 2 Pro Outdoor TV 75"
Regular price $7,499.00Regular priceSale price $7,499.00 -
Spark Alfresco 2 Outdoor TV 55"
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Spark Element Pro Outdoor TV 75"
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Spark Pavilion 2 Pro Outdoor TV 65"
Regular price $5,799.00Regular priceSale price $5,799.00 -
Spark Pavilion 2 Pro Outdoor TV 55"
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Spark Pavilion 2 Pro Outdoor TV 86"
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Spark Lumin Outdoor TV 75"
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Spark Lumin Outdoor TV 65"
Regular price $7,150.00Regular priceSale price $7,150.00 -
Spark Alfresco 2 Outdoor TV 75"
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Spark Patio Pro Outdoor TV 75"
Regular price $5,799.00Regular priceSale price $5,799.00 -
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Spark Lumin Outdoor TV 55"
Regular price $5,850.00Regular priceSale price $5,850.00
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Full sun vs partial sun
The single biggest decision when choosing an outdoor TV is how much direct sunlight it will face. Full sun models are built with the highest brightness ratings and anti-glare screens strong enough to stay clear at midday, ideal for open patios, poolsides and alfresco areas with no overhead cover. Partial sun models suit spaces with some shade, like a covered pergola or an area that only gets a few hours of direct light, and they deliver excellent picture quality without paying for brightness you won't use.
Not sure which fits your backyard? Browse our Full Sun outdoor TVs or Partial Sun outdoor TVs to see the models built for each.
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Brightness and nits
Nits measure how bright a screen is, and outdoors it makes all the difference. Indoor TVs sit around 300 to 500 nits, which washes out completely in daylight. Our outdoor range runs from 1,500 nits for shaded and partial sun spaces up to 4,000 nits for full, direct Australian sun. The higher the nits, the clearer your picture stays even on the brightest afternoon.
Read our full guide to outdoor TV brightness and nits to see exactly what rating suits your setup.
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Weatherproofing (IP55)
Every TV in our range carries an IP55 weatherproof rating, tested to handle rain, dust, humidity and the everyday knocks of outdoor life. That means you can leave it mounted year round, through storms, salt air and summer heat, without worrying about damage.
Learn more about what IP55 actually covers and why it matters for anything installed outside.
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Sizing
Screen size comes down to viewing distance and the size of your outdoor area. A 55 inch screen suits a smaller patio or intimate setup, while an 86 inch screen makes a statement in a larger backyard or entertaining space built for a crowd.
Browse by size: 55 inch, 65 inch, 75 inch and 86 inch outdoor TVs, or use our Help Me Choose tool if you'd rather answer a few quick questions and get a recommendation.
FAQ
What is the difference between an outdoor TV and a regular TV?
Outdoor TVs are built with weatherproof housings, anti-glare screens and much higher brightness so they stay watchable in daylight and survive rain, humidity and temperature swings that would damage an indoor TV.
Can I leave my outdoor TV outside all year?
Yes. Every model in our range is IP55 rated, built to handle Australian conditions year round without needing to be brought inside.
How do I know if I need a full sun or partial sun TV?
If your screen will face direct sunlight for most of the day, choose full sun. If it sits under a patio roof, pergola or gets only a few hours of direct light, partial sun performs just as well for less.
What size outdoor TV should I get?
It depends on your viewing distance and the size of your space. Larger, open areas suit bigger screens; smaller patios often look best with 55 or 65 inch. Use our Help Me Choose tool for a personalised recommendation, or compare sizes side by side.






