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The LG UA77 makes the most sense as an inexpensive streaming TV for a spare room with wide seating. Its gray blacks, weak HDR brightness and blurry fast motion make...

Four full-bandwidth HDMI 2.1 ports, low-lag gaming, and versatile webOS are the QNED92A’s best assets. Its weaker speakers, inconsistent dark-scene HDR, and stiff competition make the asking price harder to...

The TCL Q77K packs excellent gaming connectivity and high refresh rates into an affordable big screen. Its dim HDR, washed-out blacks and blurry 60Hz motion make it much less attractive...

The QM9K dazzles in bright rooms with immense HDR impact, deep blacks and responsive gaming. Its premium is harder to justify over the QM8K, while HDR tone mapping, reflections and...

Natural color and excellent HD upscaling make the BRAVIA 2 II enjoyable for everyday viewing and casual 4K/60 gaming. Weak contrast, muted HDR and inconsistent software reliability make it a...

Vivid color, a slim design and Samsung’s broad smart platform make this a pleasant everyday TV. Weak HDR contrast, motion blur, and uneven software experiences make its price hard to...

The BRAVIA 5 makes everyday TV and films look unusually good, with smooth console gaming and a responsive smart platform. Its price, limited full-speed HDMI connections, weaker bass and off-axis...

The U8QG brings premium-level brightness, contrast and responsive 4K gaming to more affordable sizes. Its limited HDMI ports, variable motion quality and weaker 100-inch panel make the exact model and...