Looking for a new TV but can't afford the major expense? Guess what? You can still get a great 4K TV for just 500. Here are six models to consider.
Buying a new TV doesn't always have to mean you'll be spending above and beyond $1,000. In fact, you can score an excellent set for less than half of that purchase price, and that doesn't mean you'll be stuck with a sub-par display, either. We're talking $500 or less for 4K resolution, HDR capabilities, incredible smart features, and more.
The literal highlight for the H8G is its brightness. Whether it's displaying standard or high dynamic range content, the display can get much brighter than most of the other TVs on this list, which not only helps with combatting brightly lit rooms but also lets HDR material pop more spectacularly. Hisense 50-inch H8G Quantum Best overall More LG 50-Inch UK9000 The best for voice assistants Pros Cons Why you should buy this: You want a great TV that is compatible with a number of today's leading voice assistants.Why we picked the LG 50-Inch UK9000:
LG 50-Inch UK9000 The best for voice assistants More Vizio 50-inch M-Series Quantum 4K LED TV QLED for gamers at a great price Pros Cons Why you should buy this: It’s one of the few QLED TVs in this price range with features tailored specifically for gamers.Why we picked the 50-inch Vizio M-Series Quantum 4K UHD TV:
The M-Series Quantum has comprehensive HDR support, with HDR 10, HDR 10+, Dolby Vision, and HLG compatibility, plus HDMI ARC/eARC for lossless sound quality when connected to a compatible soundbar or A/V receiver. Layered on top of the QLED panel is support for Dolby Vision HDR, as well as HDR10 and HLG support. Whether you're watching a 4K Blu-ray or streaming UHD-HDR content from Netflix, the 5-Series decodes today's leading picture codecs for an image filled with lifelike hues, depth, and richness often not seen at this price level.
Samsung often features prominently in leading TV roundups, netting a ton of love from us across multiple categories, from performance to smart TV capabilities. When it comes to buying a TV for your bedroom, it can be tempting to dive for the bargain-bin model. Not that there's anything wrong with that, but in most cases, spending an extra hundred dollars or so can get you a much better set. Such is the case with the Samsung 43-inch AU8000.
The Samsung 43-inch AU8000 may not be the strongest set in terms of performance, but for a bedroom, dorm, or compact living room, it's one of our favorite small-screen options, with plenty of features and smart add-ons to round things out. It may not be at the top of the pack when it comes to picture and sound features, but the Toshiba 55-inch C350 Smart Fire TV is a great sub-$500 buy for those looking to rock a 4K TV with a great smart interface.
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