TV Reviews

TCL's 6-Series piles on new features to keep its crown as the value TV king.

This midrange TV delivers better picture quality than you'd expect.

The Samsung Q90T isn't a direct replacement for the vaunted Q90R, but as the flagship 4K TV for the company, it still has to serve that role.

This TV has the best overall picture quality you can buy right now, and it's not even Sony's 2020 flagship.

LG bridges a gap (literally and figuratively) between its OLED models with the Gallery Series GX OLED TV.

TCL's much-lauded 6-Series TV got an update in 2019, primarily with the addition of quantum dots. But what else changed, and were those changes for the better?

LG’s C9 OLED carries forward a legacy of excellence, this time providing a little bit more than the usual incremental improvements with new features like HDMI 2.1 and a refined user interface.

Sony again proves picture processing can make all the difference with its A9G Master Series OLED TVs. The TV may use LG's panel, but the look is all Sony.

It came as a surprise that TCL was the first to bring a mini-LED TV to market, but we're even more bowled over by how well this TV performs.

Sony continues to stick to its studio-based roots with the X950G, a beautiful LED/LCD which brings cinematic performance at a relatively approachable price.

The LG SM9000 might be a top choice for gamers, but LG's second-best LED TV leaves something to be desired. Here's why you may want to spend your money elsewhere.

The P-Series Quantum X takes Vizio into uncharted territory. This is a flagship TV capable of competing against the best from brands like Samsung, LG, and Sony.

The Sony Z9G 85-inch 8K TV is majestic to behold. No doubt, this TV is a looker, and you’ll know what we mean when you see it. Does this TV make sense, though? Should you buy it? We have the answers.

Vizio’s premium TVs have been making huge strides recently, culminating in the P Series Quantum, a 65-inch TV with impressive picture quality at a remarkably low price. Our review will help determine if this is the right TV for you.

With stellar picture quality, excellent ease of use, and rich features, the LG C8 OLED is the best TV you can buy in 2018, but that doesn’t necessarily mean it is right for you. Check out our review to learn more.

Budget TVs continue to get more attractive and that includes the latest from Chinese TV maker Hisense. The company’s new H8E offers 4K resolution, HDR, and a slick design for well under $500.

Vizio’s P-Series TV line has always been the best among the brand’s long run of budget-friendly TVs, but this year’s model has really stepped up. While the competition is also improving, Vizio’s latest P-Series keeps the brand among the best.

Samsung gave us a day to put its Q900 85-inch 8K TV to the test, and we did our level best to poke holes in its performance. In the end, the TV proved it is worthy of its existence, even if 8K content is nowhere to be seen.

TCL’s 6-Series Roku TV is one of the most anticipated TVs of 2018 due to its promise of high performance for a low price. We explore whether this new set from the up-and-coming manufacturer delivers on lofty expectations.

LG’s reign as king of OLED TVs continues with the E8 series, an outstanding, premium entry for 2018 which offers upscaled design and enhanced sound quality to justify its premium pricing over the less expensive C8 series OLEDs.

The Samsung Q9FN QLED TV makes history as the best TV Samsung has ever made and is in contention for our Best TV of 2018 award. You may be surprised that as outstanding as it is is, it isn’t just the picture quality that ears this TV its accolades.