TV Reviews

Anyone considering an OLED TV should be looking at the LG C-Series. And in 2021, that's the LG C1 OLED.

To get the premium stuff, you'll have to step up to 8K -- and the higher price.

Vizio's first OLED TV has arrived and it comes in at a nice price.

This enigmatic TV is capable of greatness.

It's better than you'd expect

Whether you are a TV enthusiast or a gamer, the LG CX should be on your radar. But should you buy it?

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

Immensely bright highlights and deep blacks are this value-packed TV's strengths, but there are compromises.

Samsung has made some lofty promises for its budget-friendly television, and it mostly delivers on them.

It offers superb picture quality, but a few feature omissions dampen our enthusiasm a little bit.

On paper, the TCL 5-series looks like a great deal, with a low price and much-touted quality. But is it?

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.

LG's Z9 is the largest OLED TV you can buy. It also happens to be an 8K TV that sells for $30,000. It's not practical, but it is the future.