Sony has entered the OLED TV market, giving LG its first real competition. Our Sony A1E OLED review reveals an ultra-premium TV with picture-perfect performance.

Our LG C7 OLED review explains why this is our pick for the best TV you can buy in 2017.

In our Samsung Q9F/Q9 review, we take a look at why this TV deserves to be called the best LCD/LED TV of 2017

In our LG E7 OLED review we take a look at what makes this model special and how it compares to competing LED TVs like Samsung’s QLED.

LG’s ‘Wallpaper’ TV was one of the most intriguing devices at CES 2017, and we finally were able to get some hands-on time with it. Long story short? It’s phenomenal.

Vizio’s move to a tablet remote system for the M-series leads to some minor annoyances, but they're easy to overlook given the excellent picture quality and low price point that now define the series.

We review Samsung’s gorgeous KS9800, a high-end new LED 4K UHD TV that packs a punch with deep blacks and HDR, but its narrow viewing angles almost ruin the party.

LG has done it again. We tested the EF9500 flat 4K UHD OLED, and it once again earns LG honors for having produced the TV with the best picture quality on the market today.

The H7150’s rich colors and laundry list of features make it a prime candidate for your living room, as long as you can overlook its limitations when the lights go out.

Like Pioneer’s Kuro plasma before it, this UHD OLED TV from LG will go down in history as a groundbreaking achievement in TV technology.

Samsung’s feature-packed UNH6350 TV comes at a smoking hot price right now, but the TV’s mediocre picture performance in dark scenes makes it feel like less of a good deal.

The X950B is in a tight run for best LCD television in 2014, thanks to stellar black levels, minimal halo effect, and an all-around gorgeous picture. Beyond that, Sony offers a rich smart TV interface, loaded with content, making it a solid pick overall.

If you’re looking for the best LCD TV Samsung has to offer, but you’re not into the curved screen design, then the HU8550 series is the set you should be looking at. As an Ultra HDTV, it comes with almost every premium feature Samsung has in its stronghold, and those that it doesn’t come with have little to no effect on picture quality or general performance.

The 55EC9300 brings the promise of OLED’s excellent picture quality to market at a record-low price, but the tradeoff is some distracting image judder.

While the Q+ was unveiled amidst a haze of Ultra HD/ 4k hype, this TV is built for 1080p HD content, pure and simple. Still, while the picture has some strange hang-ups, the TV’s boosted “effective resolution” allows for a brilliantly clear image, and bright, accurate colors.

Sony’s X900B may not be the company’s flagship television, but it sure looks (and sounds) the part. With class-leading picture and sound, this TV is not to be missed. Just prepare yourself for the look of the built-on speakers.

The AX800 may be bulky and lack shadow detail, but there's plenty of love about its plasma-like picture and phenomenal color. Simply put: Few LCD TVs demand this kind of attention.

LG’s UB9800 Ultra HD 4K TV may not win an award for the best TV of the year, but it gets mighty close, thanks in no small part to its easy-to-use webOS operating system.

Each offering in the HU900 series benefits from one of the best screens of any UHD 4K TV to date, one that reflects the company's continued investment in curved displays.

We wouldn't normally recommend buying a first-gen Ultra HD TV, but Toshiba's L9300U is both capable and attractive, especially when it comes to pricing.

The L7300U isn't known for flashy features or a speedy interface, but it is capable of providing superb picture quality. The wireless keyboard and attractive design only add to its appeal.

If you’re an early adopter with deep pockets on the hunt for an Ultra HDTV, then Samsung’s UN65F9000 should be on your short list. It lacks some of the premium performance-enhancing features of LG’s LA9700, but it costs a lot less, too.

If you’re an early adopter with deep pockets on the hunt for an Ultra HDTV, then Samsung’s UN65F9000 should be on your short list. It lacks some of the premium performance-enhancing features of LG’s LA9700, but it costs a lot less, too.

LG’s LA9700 Ultra HD 4K TV is one of its best-performing yet, but with a premium price tag and no 4K content to play on it, does buying one make any sense?

LG’s LA9700 Ultra HD 4K TV is one of its best-performing yet, but with a premium price tag and no 4K content to play on it, does buying one make any sense?

As picture quality goes, Samsung’s KN55S9C offers what we’ve long considered to be the holy grail of TV performance. Were it not for just a couple of quirks and a lofty price, we’d say this TV was just about perfect.

We had our doubts about a curved OLED television, but those turned out to be unwarranted. The LG 55EA9800 Curved OLED is a pretty spectacular TV to behold, with picture quality that rivals top plasmas.

Sunbrite’s outdoor TV can stand up to all kinds of abuse and never look worse for wear. But don’t let the rugged exterior fool you. This TV is an outstanding performer with a beautiful, bright picture and better black levels and contrast than you might expect.

Sunbrite’s outdoor TV can stand up to all kinds of abuse and never look worse for wear. But don’t let the rugged exterior fool you. This TV is an outstanding performer with a beautiful, bright picture and better black levels and contrast than you might expect.

Sunbrite’s outdoor TV can stand up to all kinds of abuse and never look worse for wear. But don’t let the rugged exterior fool you. This TV is an outstanding performer with a beautiful, bright picture and better black levels and contrast than you might expect.

Sunbrite’s outdoor TV can stand up to all kinds of abuse and never look worse for wear. But don’t let the rugged exterior fool you. This TV is an outstanding performer with a beautiful, bright picture and better black levels and contrast than you might expect.

Samsung pulled out all of the stops when it developed the F8500 plasma, and it shows. We’re convinced this is one of the best three TVs we’ll see this year, despite an arguable unnecessary glut of features.

Samsung pulled out all of the stops when it developed the F8500 plasma, and it shows. We’re convinced this is one of the best three TVs we’ll see this year, despite an arguable unnecessary glut of features.

Samsung pulled out all of the stops when it developed the F8500 plasma, and it shows. We’re convinced this is one of the best three TVs we’ll see this year, despite an arguable unnecessary glut of features.

Panasonic’s ZT60 is one of the two best TV’s we’ve ever tested, but before you rush out and buy one, you should know it stacks up to the equally-stunning VT60 series. We cover the essential differences, and then some.

We review the Samsung UN85S9 Ultra HD 4K TV, a luxury TV if there ever was one, and the best-performing TV in its class.

LG’s 84LM9600 treads to extremes in size, resolution and cost with a whopping 84-inch screen, 4K Ultra HD resolution, and $20,000 price tag.

Striking a balance between amazing picture quality and affordability, Samsung's PN51E6500 offers a great value for those who want a jaw dropping TV at an inexpensive price.