As budget TV’s go, it is hard to do much better than Samsung’s UN32EH4003. Its bright, vivid picture, attractive design and nearly-unbeatable price make it a likely candidate for those looking for an inexpensive bedroom or office TV. Just don’t expect much in the way of sound quality.

The Sony A8H OLED isn't even the flagship model for 2020, but it certainly could be. This television is something very special, but it isn't for everyone.

On paper, the TCL 5-series looks like a great deal, with a low price and much-touted quality. The 5-series is good, but falls short of being great. Here's why.

Vizio’s premium TVs have been making huge strides over the last two years, culminating in the P Series Quantum, a 65-inch TV with picture quality that challenges that of the best TVs from the biggest brands at a remarkably low price. Our review will help determine if this is the right TV for you.

Samsung makes some lofty promises for its budget-friendly TU8000 television, and it mostly delivers on those expectations.

LG bridges a gap (literally and figuratively) between its OLED models with the expensive Gallery Series GX OLED TV, which can be mounted flush to the wall.

Sony continues to stick to its studio-based roots with the X950G, a beautiful LED/LCD which brings cinematic performance at a relatively approachable price. Our full Sony X950G review digs deep into this affordable flagship.

The Sony X950H has outstanding picture quality and a fairly reasonable price, but its lack of gaming-friendly features aims it squarely at cinephiles.

Sony's X900 series TVs have long been revered for their premium quality and relatively approachable price points. The X900H is no exception.

The Sharp Aquos Quattron LC-70LE732U pushes big-screen frontiers with a 70-inch LED-lit LCD panel priced cheaper than many smaller competitors.

The battle of LCD vs Plasma continues. Here's our attempt at settling the plasma vs LCD war and helping you find your perfect HDTV.

Not all 3D TVs are made alike. Find out the difference between active vs. passive 3D TV technology with our comprehensive guide.

Sharp's D65 series tones down energy consumption without sacrificing image quality in the process.

The P-Series Quantum X takes Vizio into previously uncharted territory. This is a flagship TV with impressive picture performance that is capable of competing against the best from brands like Samsung, LG, and Sony. But should you buy it? Our full review explores the TVs merits and pitfalls.

It came as a surprise that TCL was the first to bring a mini-LED TV to market, but we're even more bowled over by how well this TV performs. Learn what mini-LED is, how it works, and why this TV is such a big deal.

Samsung’s best 4K LED/LCD TV for 2019 is a stunner. We put the premium TV through its paces to help determine if it is the best choice for you.

We evaluate the new LG C9 OLED in the context of its 2019 competition, focusing on new features like HDMI 2.1 and WiSA compatibility along with a newly refined user interface.

The LG SM9000 might be a top choice for gamers, but LG's second-best LED TV leaves a lot to be desired. While there are plenty of new features, including HDMI 2.1 across all ports, there are also some troubling picture quality issues in the dark. Here's why you may want to spend your money elsewhere.

The Hisense H9G is one of the most value-packed TVs for those with high-end taste and a smaller budget. Find out what it does well, and where it falls short.

Philips new 32FD9954 32" Plasma television offers new plasma technology, high definition connectivity and a unique design to compliment any contemporary room.

Formerly known as the Platinum Plus, the new Medallion WS-55819 HDTV represents Mitsusbishi's midrange model.

This 50-inch beauty provides a super detailed, unprecedented view into the electronic window created by any high-end signal sent through its many inputs.

Among the latest entries to these super TVs is the Phillips 34PW9818. This set is a wonder of technology making almost every aspect of television viewing as easy as possible.

The new Samsung HLN617W displays 61 inches of breathtaking wide screen viewing area and fits where others don't. Don't let the large size of this set scare you, its all love.

This Flat TV offers a 17" a high resolution monitor for outstanding picture quality, including high brightness and contrast display capability. The Philips 17PF9945 LCD is perfect for the kitchen or office.

RCA is back and hitting hard with their new Scenium HDLP50W151 DLP HDTV set. With a street price of less than $3000 dollars, DLP technology is in fact in reach. But is it worth it?

Hitachi's 57S700 offers the consumer "state-of-the-art" technology with a terrific feature package in a very stylish and handsome cabinetry.

At a suggested retail price of $3,499 LG's RU-52SZ61D offers new DLP display technology, which is a worthy successor to the old-fashioned CRT picture tube.

The new line of DLP PTVs employs the new TheaterFine DFP Screen technology with a Digital Fine Pitch and Anti-Glare Coating that results in incredible detail and noticeably deeper blacks.

Hitachi's 60VX915 60-inch television uses LCD technology and includes two NTSC tuners, an integrated ATSC tuner and supports the new CableCARD specification.

Kreisen is a new contender to the home video market and hopes to tempt you with their new Kreisen LT-30FMP 30-inch LCD television priced at under $1500 dollars.

Syntax's Olevia LT30HV LCD 30-inch HDTV doubles as a computer monitor featuring a 750:1 contrast ratio and 16ms response rate - for under $1400 dollars.

Zenith's Z20LA7R features stunning looks and an impressive picture quality, but falls short on substance. Find out why this should not be your next television.

Whoever said you could not afford a plasma HDTV has not taken a look at the Panasonic TH-42PX50U. It looks great and costs under $3000 dollars.