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Which are the best TVs in 2020? Many media like Rtings and Cnet have given their choice, now we know that the LG OLED TVs and Sony TVs still dominate the market, however, most of the models are over $ 1000. By the detailed test and research from the famous sites, it seems like all TVs under $ 500 are junk. Is that true? We could take a look at what CNN's choice of "Best TVs in 2020". They chose 3 models from $300 to $2000, which suit more families:
Best TVs in 2020: CNN's choice
1. Best Overall: TCL 6-Series (price: starting at $579.99)
TCL TV 6-Series came with two sizes of 65 and 55, and uses a quantum dot-backlit LCD screen. Among them, the 65-inch and 55-inch products are equipped with 120 and 96 backlight partitions, respectively, so that the products can meet the Dolby HDR standard. At the same time, TCL has not added iPQ engine and HDR Pro gamma control for this TV, which can improve the overall contrast and detail display of the picture.
In addition, the TCL TV 6-Series supports the 802.11ac wireless standard and remote voice search, and is equipped with a new Roku TV voice remote control with voice search function, built-in three HDMI 2.0a interfaces that support HDCP 2.2.
2. Best Budget: Vizio V-Series (price: starting at $339.99)
The Vizio V-Series is 4K HDR-capable and supports easy ways to send content from your phone to the big screen (Google Cast and AirPlay 2). It’s also equipped with Dolby Vision, which will automatically increase the colors and contrast of eligible content. It beats out all lower-end TCL models and Fire TV Editions and delivers a very solid image at this price point.
3. Best high-end: Sony A8H (price: starting at $1,898)
Sony A8H's panel produces hyper-accurate colors in immense detail, which greatly improves the image display quality. This technology on the basis of flagship X1 Ultimate processor optimizes image in real-time, upscales content to 4K ultra high-definition, and allows you to take advantage of standards like HDR or Dolby Vision.
It’s the same basic metadata reproduction that TCL features on the 6-Series, but Sony has a leg up since many of the cameras and displays on TV and film sets are made by them. Moreover, for the first time, Octavia dynamic technology was added to the OLED TV. In terms of the brightness of the dynamic picture, the performance of the Sony A8H 4K OLED smart TV is very amazing. But what really impresses is the Acoustic Surface Audio system. The system can make the screen sound and transmit a clean, open and direct sound field. The audio detail performance is even more amazing, and the newly optimized bass performance is also better.
Thanks to this, they have a large backlog of content that they’ve run AI through to determine the best way to calibrate a TV for a dog, or a fiery explosion or even a cityscape. The A8H taps into this knowledge and uses the processor to calibrate the panel and optimize the image. All that to say: Sony is really superior when it comes to producing the best image on a TV.
Best TVs in 2020: CNN's choice
1. Best Overall: TCL 6-Series (price: starting at $579.99)
TCL TV 6-Series came with two sizes of 65 and 55, and uses a quantum dot-backlit LCD screen. Among them, the 65-inch and 55-inch products are equipped with 120 and 96 backlight partitions, respectively, so that the products can meet the Dolby HDR standard. At the same time, TCL has not added iPQ engine and HDR Pro gamma control for this TV, which can improve the overall contrast and detail display of the picture.
In addition, the TCL TV 6-Series supports the 802.11ac wireless standard and remote voice search, and is equipped with a new Roku TV voice remote control with voice search function, built-in three HDMI 2.0a interfaces that support HDCP 2.2.
2. Best Budget: Vizio V-Series (price: starting at $339.99)
The Vizio V-Series is 4K HDR-capable and supports easy ways to send content from your phone to the big screen (Google Cast and AirPlay 2). It’s also equipped with Dolby Vision, which will automatically increase the colors and contrast of eligible content. It beats out all lower-end TCL models and Fire TV Editions and delivers a very solid image at this price point.
3. Best high-end: Sony A8H (price: starting at $1,898)
Sony A8H's panel produces hyper-accurate colors in immense detail, which greatly improves the image display quality. This technology on the basis of flagship X1 Ultimate processor optimizes image in real-time, upscales content to 4K ultra high-definition, and allows you to take advantage of standards like HDR or Dolby Vision.
It’s the same basic metadata reproduction that TCL features on the 6-Series, but Sony has a leg up since many of the cameras and displays on TV and film sets are made by them. Moreover, for the first time, Octavia dynamic technology was added to the OLED TV. In terms of the brightness of the dynamic picture, the performance of the Sony A8H 4K OLED smart TV is very amazing. But what really impresses is the Acoustic Surface Audio system. The system can make the screen sound and transmit a clean, open and direct sound field. The audio detail performance is even more amazing, and the newly optimized bass performance is also better.
Thanks to this, they have a large backlog of content that they’ve run AI through to determine the best way to calibrate a TV for a dog, or a fiery explosion or even a cityscape. The A8H taps into this knowledge and uses the processor to calibrate the panel and optimize the image. All that to say: Sony is really superior when it comes to producing the best image on a TV.
