Renting a TV in Korea (Big Screen, Small Monthly Cost)
A TV is one of the first things many people want after moving in — and in Korea you can rent a big-screen TV for a small monthly fee instead of paying the full price up front. It's a simple way to furnish a living room without a lump sum, with delivery and installation handled for you. Here's how TV rental works in Korea and what to check before you apply.
Why rent a TV instead of buying
A large TV is a big one-time purchase. Renting spreads the cost into a small monthly payment with little or no deposit, and most plans include delivery and installation — a stand setup or wall mounting. If you aren't staying in Korea forever, you return the TV when you leave instead of trying to sell a used set.Choosing a size and type
- Screen size — match it to your room and how far you sit from the screen.
- Panel type — UHD, QLED and OLED options are available at different price points.
- Stand or wall mount — decide based on your space; the installer sets up whichever you choose.
What's usually included
- Delivery & installation — a technician delivers the TV and sets it on a stand or mounts it on the wall.
- Servicing & repairs — maintenance during the contract is typically covered by the plan.
How card-discount pricing works
Like many rentals in Korea, some TV plans can drop close to ₩0 per month when you use a partner credit card and meet its monthly spending requirement. This is a condition, not a guarantee — if you don't meet the card's requirement in a given month, you pay the base rate. See how card-discount rentals work for the full explanation.Ready to look at options?
The fastest way to see what you can rent is to browse the TVs or ask Moongae in your own language — you'll get matching screens with a direct apply button. It's free and there's no obligation.Frequently asked questions
Do I need to set up the TV myself?
No. Delivery and installation — a stand setup or wall mounting — are arranged as part of the plan, so a technician handles it for you.
What screen sizes can I rent?
A wide range, from compact bedroom sizes to large living-room screens, in UHD, QLED and OLED. Browse the options or ask Moongae for a fit for your room.
Can a TV rental really cost ₩0 a month?
Some plans reach close to ₩0 when you use a partner card and meet its monthly spending requirement — a best-case, conditional price. If you don't meet the condition in a given month, the base rate applies. The card-discount guide explains the details.
SETKORA is a rental brokerage (통신판매중개자), not the contracting party. Prices assume a contract term and, where noted, card-spending conditions; final terms are confirmed during consultation.