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screens and advanced picture processing becomes the norm, it's harder than ever to suss out which sets really do have the upper hand.That's
good news for you: there are plenty of options for a high-performing television, and when you get to the very best of the best, it's hard to
go wrong with choosing one over the other.But the best TV isn't just the one with the most powerful specs or flashiest design: it's whatever
set is going to truly suit your needs
right one for your home.If you're feeling confused, our guide to the best TVs available will help you separate bargain-buy panels from the
best 4K screens, and which sets are worth connecting to that 4K Blu-ray player you've been eyeing up
already.If you're looking for a buying guide that deals with TVs that only support the new Ultra HD resolution, check out our page on the
Anyone after a TV that won't dominate their home, too, can check out the best small TVs.But, if you're looking for the best-of-the-best TV
top-of-the-range 8K model, or a budget-friendly 4K display
TV deals page for the latest updates."So, should I buy a TV now or wait it out?"This is a question we're asked a lot
technologies (looking for an Ultra HD Premium certification is a good way to go), we reckon you won't be kicking yourself in six months'
time when the next batch of sets arrive.If you do want to future-proof against the next wave of hardware specifications, though, the new
HDMI 2.1 standard is going to prove crucial for serious gaming setups: allowing support for 8K resolution at 60 frames per second, 4K at
TV deals ever this year, so it's worth at least hanging on until November.TV stands: finding the best TV stand to suit your living room
Samsung Q90 QLED TV (2019)The best TV ever? Could be!Superb picture qualityIncredible HDR performanceWider viewing anglesComprehensive smart
its features and image quality
But it's now been replaced on our list of the best 4K TVs by the Q90 QLED TV
The Q9FN wasn't perfect and there were legitimate complaints about viewing angles and an over-aggressive local dimming system that crushed
detail just above black.Samsung has clearly taken these criticisms to heart, and directly addressed them in the Q90
The new model has a visibly superior viewing angle that holds its own against an OLED TV, and the local dimming delivers deep blacks without
To that end, the new Ultra Black Elite filter is nothing short of a revelation, rejecting ambient light in a way that just staggers
comprehensive features and cutting-edge picture innovations
As a result, this TV can deliver a performance that is capable of competing with and often surpassing even the best OLEDs.Read the full
review: Samsung Q90 QLED TV review2
LG C9 OLED Series (2019)The smartest TV on the planet?55-inch: LG OLED55C9 | 65-inch: LG OLED65C9 | 77-inch: LG OLED77C9Dolby Vision and
AtmosAI-enhanced smart platformGorgeous designLacks brightness vs LCDWeaker speakers compared to higher end LG OLEDsReplacing the LG C8
model from last year, and vying for the top spot against the Q90 above, the LG C9 OLED is a stunning evolution of the TV-maker's OLED
undoubtedly one of the best 4K TVs ever made
There aren't huge differences with last year's model, but the addition of the 2nd Gen a9 processor means the picture processing is truly
top-notch.While it's not as bright as an LCD TV, those deep blacks make a huge difference to the dynamic range of the image
expensive LG models in the range: notable the W9 and E9 OLEDs, though you're mainly paying for the fancier form factor and bigger audio
C9 OLED (OLED55C9, OLED65C9, OLED77C9)Samsung Q900R QLED TV
Samsung Q900R QLED TV (2018)An 8K LCD-LED TV for the history books65-inch: Samsung QE65Q900RATXXU | 75-inch: Samsung QE75Q900RATXXU |
85-inch: Samsung QE85Q900RATXXU8K pictures look immenseIncredible brightness and colorGround breaking upscalingPredictably priceyThe 8K
television we've been waiting for? With only so much 4K content out there, you'd be forgiven for thinking Samsung may have jumped the gun
But this is still the world's first true 8K TV, and while it's easy to be critical about the Samsung Q900R, it truly does usher in a new era
those weighing up the cost.Read our full review:Samsung Q900R 8K QLED TV(Image credit: Sony)4
Sony Bravia A9G OLEDThe A9G Master Series is an OLED to take on the best65-inch: Sony Bravia 65A9G | 55-inch: Sony Bravia 55A9GTop-class
out incredible color and contrast performance
channel output.There are some specific flaws worth noting, including the lack of Freeview Play, the on demand service for British
services and HDR sources you use
The A9G is, however, IMAX Enhanced certified for those keen on the cinematic aspect ratio and DTS-mixed audio that affords.Coming in
considerable price tag for a television in your home.Read the full review:Sony A9G Master Series OLED(Image credit: Panasonic)5
Panasonic GZ2000 4K OLED TVA gorgeous OLED TV with a custom panel and blistering sound55-inch: Panasonic TX-55GZ2000 | 65-inch: Panasonic
TX-65GZ2000Wide HDR supportCustom OLED panelTop-notch soundPoor app supportNo HDMI 2.1Not sold in USThe Panasonic GZ2000 is rightly at the
top of the 2019 Panasonic TV range, with a custom panel elevating the picture above the (already impressive) GZ1500 and GZ1000
models.Panasonic has set itself apart with dedicated HDR support, and the GZ2000 receives the same HDR10, HDR10+, Dolby Vision and HLG
manufacturers close links to Hollywood colorists show through too, with the GZ2000 being a mastering set of choice in production studios in
With 140W speakers, split between hefty upward-firing drivers and a built-in soundbar, this is possibly the closest you'll get to cinema
LG E9 OLEDA stunning looking-glass OLED TV55-inch: LG OLED55E9 | 65-inch: LG OLED65E9Stunning designDynamic, vibrant picturesPatchy
Bluetooth for headphonesNo HDR10+The LG E9 OLED certainly has the design chops
Its slim glass display does without any fiddly legs or rim around the screen's edge, and the effect is startling
your average television.When all's said and done, it's hard to justify the E9 over the C9, given the similar picture processing and same
But if you want an OLED set with the looks to match, and a boost to audio, the E9 will be a stunning addition to your living room.Read the
full review: LG OLED E9(Image credit: Philips)7
Philips OLED 803 (UK/EU only)Gorgeous Ambilight colors and an equally gorgeous OLED panel55-inch: Philips 55OLED803 | 65-inch: Philips
65OLED803Smashes both HD and 4KThree-sided AmbilightNo Freeview PlayAndroid TVPhilips OLED 803 is a beautiful OLED television, if you can
get past some minor issues.The main draw here is Philips second-generation P5 processor, which manages to double the processing power of the
chip seen in the 803's predecessors
The results are stunning, with a Perfect Natural Reality function that algorithmically tweaks contrast, brightness, and definition to
optimize your picture on the fly.The effect of Philips' P5 engine may sometimes be subtle with real-world content, but it gives this set an
Not to mention the exclusion of the Freeview Play catch-up service, which is increasingly expected as standard for UK viewers.But the 803 is
no doubt the most tempting OLED Philips has produced, and the competitive price compared to the 903+ just nabs it a place on this list.Read
our full review:Philips OLED 803(Image credit: Hisense)8
Hisense U8B (UK only)High-value 4K on an expansive Hisense screen55-inch: H55U8BUK | 65-inch: H65U8BUKDolby Vision and Dolby AtmosEasy to
list, though the budget TV maker also offers a lot for the price.The Hisense U8B ULED goes for bigscreen home entertainment, with 55- and
Given its price, the U8B just manages to nab a place on this list.Read the full review:Hisense U8B ULEDContinue on to page two to read about
