With many brands and endless lists of features, choosing your new TV can be tough, which is why we put together this list of our favorite models on the market.
Regardless of what types of movies and shows we like to watch, what time of day we like tuning in, and who we share the screen with when it's time to zen, the simple fact remains: We all want a great TV .
The G1 is superb in every way, but it carries a premium price tag, which puts it out of reach for many. But the good news is that many of the best TVs of 2022 are far more affordable. And even if they can't quite match all of the G1's attributes, some come very close.
The G1 is ideal for those who want to wall-mount their TV — it comes with everything you need. But it's one of the few TVs that doesn't come with a stand. If you need one, there are two options: A set of feet and a fancier, tripod-based unit, but both are paid extras. LG G1 Gallery Series 4K OLED The best overall TV you can buy More 65-inch Hisense U7G 4K ULED HDR TV The best sub-$1,000 TV Read our in-depth review Pros Cons Why you should buy this: It brings black levels and contrast into OLED territory without the OLED price tag.Why we picked the 65-inch Hisense U7G :
It's easy to take advantage of the U7G's picture quality. It packs every major flavor of HDR including HDR10, HDR10+, Dolby Vision, and HLG, giving you tons of compatibility with whatever your favorite streaming service provides. Thanks to its 120Hz native panel refresh rate, this smart TV is also a great gaming TV. With two HDMI 2.
65-inch Hisense U7G 4K ULED HDR TV The best sub-$1,000 TV More 65-inch Sony A90J OLED 4K HDR TV Premium OLED for cinephiles Read our in-depth review Pros Cons Why you should buy this: Sony's latest picture processing tech delivers an unmatched movie viewing experience. Yes, the same reviewer said something similar about the G1, but in fairness, he had not reviewed the A90J yet.
That's why the LG G1 won our overall best pick: It comes incredibly close to the A90J in terms of picture quality, it has every gaming feature you could want, and it costs $1,500 less. Granted, it's not quite as stunning as the A90J, but that's not surprising given its price of just $1,200. What is surprising is just how close the X90J gets, given that it must rely on a conventional, backlit panel to achieve it.
The new Google TV software, which is built on Android TV, controls the show, and its performance is snappy and satisfying. There are thousands of apps to choose from, including virtually every major streaming service we can think of. Plus, you get a voice remote with direct access to Google Assistant for a multitude of voice commands that go well beyond controlling the TV's functions.
But Hisense rewards that extra investment with a TV that is stunningly bright and has a laundry list of desirable features. How bright is it? Our reviewer did the measurements and found that in HDR mode, the U8G could pump out 1900 nits after adjustments. For perspective, that's the equivalent of the Samsung QN90A, a TV that costs more than twice what you'll pay for the U8G. It's also nearly twice as bright as the H9G.
HDR support is comprehensive: Dolby Vision, HDR10, HLG, and HDR10+ are all included. Audio support is equally impressive with both Dolby Atmos and DTS Audio when watching IMAX Enhanced content. These performance gains are the key to the TV's awesome HDR and SDR picture quality, which is so good, it compares favorably to OLED TVs, which are still the leaders in this area."Is the R648 a substitute for OLED in a setting with controlled lighting?" asks our reviewer."No, not in terms of contrast and color. But in a brighter room, it will offer significantly better performance than most OLEDs on the market.
Gamers will be thrilled with the 75-inch TCL 6-Series Mini-LED 8K Roku TV advanced gaming features like variable refresh rate , auto low-latency mode , auto game mode, and THX Certified Game Mode, for the ultimate in gaming performance. Mini-LEDs accomplish this feat by replacing hundreds of large LEDs with thousands of tiny LEDs for much better control over local dimming."I deem the black levels on this TV to be excellent," our reviewer said,"with good preservation of shadow detail."
With AMD's FreeSync and VRR, you get clean, judder-free video all the way up to 120Hz. The only downside is that the 6-Series' HDMI ports aren't quite fast enough to let you game at these refresh rates while using 4K resolution, so if smooth action matters, you'll have to confine yourself to 1440p. What should you be aware of when it comes to viewing angles for your TV? If you want to enjoy your TV from a variety of viewing positions, you'll need a TV with wide viewing angles. Of the two main LCD panel types , IPS panels offer the greatest viewing angles. However, this can sometimes come at the cost of worse contrast. Only OLED TVs can offer both excellent contrast and viewing angles, but their image quality might degrade in very bright rooms.
What if I need a 4K TV for a bright room? You'll need an OLED or QLED TV, like the 65-inch LG G1 OLED and Hisense U8G Quantum. Right now, there are no TVs that have Siri built-in. Those that support AirPlay 2 and HomeKit, however, can be controlled using Siri on an iOS device, such as an iPad, iPhone, or HomePod Mini, as well as a Mac.
Once we’ve analyzed a TV’s picture quality, we move on to elements that affect the user experience, including each set’s smart TV interface, user settings interface, remote control, external device recognition and control, and other essential touchpoints. 4K Ultra HD This refers to a display resolution that is four times that of 1080p HD. A 4K Ultra HD TV’s pixel resolution is a 3,840 x 2,160 grid in a 16:9 aspect ratio, resulting in nearly 8.3 million pixels. This increase in density adds striking detail and realism to an image and allows larger screens to be viewed from closer distances without individual pixels becoming visible.
Wide color gamut These are the expanded color reproduction abilities of a 4K Ultra HD TV, which are closer than ever to what we see in a digital cinema. By approaching the Digital Cinema Initiative’s P3 color specification, a 4K UHD TV can produce billions of more colors than a 1080p HD TV.
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