If you are looking for a new smart TV, let's check on the 5 best TVs up to now. According to Rtings.COM, Nicholas Di Giovanni posted that they've tested more than 80 TVs in the last two years and picked out the 7 best televisions. Here I select out the 5 Best TVs up to now including LG, Sony and Hisense.
LG B9 OLED 55" 4K
Review: This TV has amazing picture quality, exceptional dark room performance. Its excellent reflection handling and decent peak brightness make it an outstanding choice for bright rooms. Its out-of-the-box color accuracy is a bit disappointing, but it supports a wide color gamut to produce rich and vibrant colors in HDR content. There are risks of permanent burn-in during long gaming session.
Sony X950G LED 55" 4K
Review: The best TV for color accuracy. It has a wide color gamut with excellent coverage of the DCI P3 color space used in most HDR content, and it can get bright enough to bring out highlights in HDR. it uses Android TV as its operating system, and the Google Play Store has a great selection of apps. But it is not a great choice for serious gamers.
SAMSUNG Q70/Q70R QLED 55" 4K
Review: This TV supports FreeSync VRR to reduce screen tearing, has a great response time and a black frame insertion to help reduce motion blur. The input lag is very low in 'Game' mode and it's a better alternative for game players. This TV has some uniformity issues as the edges of the screen are darker, and there's some dirty screen effect.
Hisense H9F LED 65" 4K
Review: It is the best budget TV with best contrast ratio. But this TV isn't very effective at handling bright and fast-moving objects. The TV can interpolate content up to 120 frames per second, which helps reduce the amount of stutter. It can also remove judder from any source, which is great for using cable boxes or Blu-ray players.
Hisense H8F LED 55" 4K
Review: More cheaper than Hisense H9F. This TV doesn't have nearly as good a response time as the other Hisense. But it has a black frame insertion feature to help reduce motion blur, and lower frame rate content also stutters less. It has good peak brightness but can't get bright enough in HDR to bring out highlights.
If you are looking for a best TV, you can take those 5 best TVs into consideration.
LG B9 OLED 55" 4K
Review: This TV has amazing picture quality, exceptional dark room performance. Its excellent reflection handling and decent peak brightness make it an outstanding choice for bright rooms. Its out-of-the-box color accuracy is a bit disappointing, but it supports a wide color gamut to produce rich and vibrant colors in HDR content. There are risks of permanent burn-in during long gaming session.
Sony X950G LED 55" 4K
Review: The best TV for color accuracy. It has a wide color gamut with excellent coverage of the DCI P3 color space used in most HDR content, and it can get bright enough to bring out highlights in HDR. it uses Android TV as its operating system, and the Google Play Store has a great selection of apps. But it is not a great choice for serious gamers.
SAMSUNG Q70/Q70R QLED 55" 4K
Review: This TV supports FreeSync VRR to reduce screen tearing, has a great response time and a black frame insertion to help reduce motion blur. The input lag is very low in 'Game' mode and it's a better alternative for game players. This TV has some uniformity issues as the edges of the screen are darker, and there's some dirty screen effect.
Hisense H9F LED 65" 4K
Review: It is the best budget TV with best contrast ratio. But this TV isn't very effective at handling bright and fast-moving objects. The TV can interpolate content up to 120 frames per second, which helps reduce the amount of stutter. It can also remove judder from any source, which is great for using cable boxes or Blu-ray players.
Hisense H8F LED 55" 4K
Review: More cheaper than Hisense H9F. This TV doesn't have nearly as good a response time as the other Hisense. But it has a black frame insertion feature to help reduce motion blur, and lower frame rate content also stutters less. It has good peak brightness but can't get bright enough in HDR to bring out highlights.
If you are looking for a best TV, you can take those 5 best TVs into consideration.
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