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This New Outdoor TV Range Solves the Biggest Problem With Summer Entertaining

October 1, 2026 5:30 pm in by
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The AFL premiership is decided, the NRL grand final is days away, and a massive summer of cricket is just around the corner. For millions of Australians, that means one thing: moving the viewing outside. For many households, however, that still involves precariously balancing an indoor TV on an extension cord and spending the afternoon squinting past the sun.

Thankfully, those days might be over. Sylvox, a major player in the global outdoor TV market, has expanded its Australian lineup with two new models designed specifically for our sun-drenched backyards. The Pergola Pro G+ and Porch Pro G+ bring a highly practical feature to the table: matte screens that significantly cut down on reflection.

The Screen Built for Australian Conditions

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If you have ever tried watching a standard screen outside, you know the struggle. A glossy TV quickly turns into a giant mirror as soon as the daylight hits it. Sylvox designed both the Pergola Pro G+ and the Porch Pro G+ specifically to solve this issue. By using a matte display that diffuses surrounding light, these TVs ensure that everyone sitting around the patio gets a clear view of the score, regardless of what angle the sun is hitting from.

Choosing Between the Pergola Pro G+ and Porch Pro G+

Sylvox has split its new offering based on exactly how much daylight your outdoor space receives.

The Pergola Pro G+ is the brighter option, tailored for open alfresco areas and pergolas. It boasts 2,000 nits of brightness, which means the picture stays crisp and readable even on a glaringly bright afternoon. Available in sizes ranging from 43 to 75 inches, it carries a recommended retail price starting at $3,799.

If your setup is a bit more sheltered—think a covered patio or a shaded verandah—the Porch Pro G+ is the right fit. It packs 1,000 nits of brightness, which provides comfortable viewing for softer lighting and evening movie sessions. Also available in 43 to 75 inches, it comes with a starting price of $2,539.

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Both models are powered by Google TV and feature a rear anti-theft lock, which is a smart addition for open backyards, shared spaces, or holiday rentals.

Built to Survive the Elements

An outdoor TV is only worth the investment if it can actually stay outside. These units are built to withstand the extremes of the Australian climate. With an IP56 rating against water and dust, a sudden summer storm or an accidental spray from the sprinkler will not damage the screen. They are tested to operate comfortably in temperatures ranging from a freezing -30°C to a blistering 50°C.

Crucially for those living near the coast, the internal components are treated against moisture, mould, and salt spray. Sylvox also backs the Pergola Pro G+ and Porch Pro G+ with a generous three-year warranty.

A Growing Local Retail Presence

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While Sylvox might be a new name to some local consumers, the brand has serious global pedigree. In the United States, its outdoor TVs are stocked in hundreds of major retail stores. Here in Australia, Sylvox has been steadily growing its footprint since launching a local online store in 2024. Now, with products available through Harvey Norman and JB Hi-Fi, the brand is making premium outdoor entertainment highly accessible.

With a spring promotion currently running on the Sylvox Australia website, including significant discounts on models like the Deck Pro 2.0 and Pool SE, it’s worth checking them out to see if they fix your outdoor problem.


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