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.

The HD61LPW175 puts the wide in widescreen, to say the least. At a tad under $2500 this could be the best value for a TV this large.

Philips new 42PF9831D 42-inch LCD TV features full-surround Ambilight technology and a stylish remote control for under $4000 MSRP.

Pioneer’s 7th generation plasma, the PDP-5070HD makes strides over last years offering, the 5060HD with improved black levels and color decoding.

The Samsung LN-S2651D 26-inch LCD has an amazing picture and works great for TV viewing, video games, or even as a PC monitor.

At a price under $600, the popular Vizio V032L 32-inch TV is perfect as a second TV for your home.

The Sony Bravia KDL-32XBR6 32-inch LCD HDTV is pleasing on the eyes and shows that Sony still has game.

Samsung's PN50A450 plasma-screen TV cuts resolution down to 720p in order to offer more screen real estate for the buck.

Sitting between the popular 42- and 50-inch HDTV sizes, Samsung's LN46A630 occupies the middle of the road both in size and features.

Break open that piggy bank because the Pioneer Elite Kuro Pro-111FD is the TV you have been waiting for.

The Sony KDL-52XBR6 is a very good 52-inch HDTV, and you'll be happy once you make the investment.

Toshiba's affordable all-in-one TV might cut it in the kitchen, but probably not anywhere else.

Superb black levels and picture clarity make this HDTV a winner, if you can find it on discount.

Panasonic's 2009 models make great leaps forward in energy efficiency, brightness and contrast.

Toshiba's 46SV670 proves that LED-backlit LCD televisions can compete with plasma on every level.

LG's first LED-backlit LCD display offers contrast comparable to a plasma, if you can afford it.

Insignia's L42X-10A loads up on features from further up the price ladder with minimal compromise.

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