The QM8K is TCL's boldest attempt yet at capturing market share in the premium TV segment.

TCL's QM7K is a great value that blurs the line between flagship and mid-range.

Not every big screen needs to cost an arm and a leg. Here are seven of our favorite TVs that cost less than $1,000.

TCL gets the first TV of 2025 out of the gates, and it's an impressive way to start the year, especially for the price.

The Amazon Fire TV Omni Mini-LED smart TV is a great improvement over previous Amazon TV generations, but is held back by the Amazon Fire TV OS.

The Sony Bravia 8 OLED TV stacks up well against the LG C4. It all comes down to what features, OS (Google TV versus webOS), and remote you prefer.

Superior sound and a certain something that can be described as Panasonic magic outweighs the built-in Amazon Fire OS, putting this is our top five TVs ever.

Panasonic returns to the States with its bright and gorgeous W95A mini-LED QLED TV, a highly competitive option for those who demand excellence.

Samsung's QN90D TV series is generally excellent, but it falls apart at 98 inches

The Roku Pro Series won't wow TV enthusiasts, but it delivers exactly what most folks want

The Hisense U7N gives you a lot of TV for not a ton of money. But we ran into one pretty major problem that gives us a bit of pause.

Though not without a few rough edges, the Hisense 110 UX is still a brilliant option if you're in the market for a television that breaks the 100-inch barrier.

The Sony Bravia 7 is really good — if you can overlook two pretty major caveats.

The 2024 LG C4 OLED television is so good that everyone should have one. For real.

The Sony Bravia 9 tries to bridge the impossible gap between LCD and OLED, and it does a remarkable job — at a remarkable price.

Size matters, and the sheer hulk of this 115-inch TCL QM89 will have repercussions across the entire TCL lineup — never mind what it'll do to your living room.

While the excellent Samsung S95D OLED's anti-glare treatment may not be for everyone, it's a huge benefit for most viewers.

We have an early front-runner for the best TV of the year. In fact, the LG G4 is one of the best we've ever tested.

The Hisense U8N continues to put pressure on the competition with intense brightness, deep blacks, and vibrant color.

The TCL Q6 is at the bottom of the top end of the manufacturer's lineup, with a price and experience that's plenty affordable.

The LG C3 is still a superb midrange TV, but in a field more crowded than ever, LG has its work cut out for it to keep the C-series on top in 2024.

The limited-edition Hisense UX mini-LED TV makes a bold and incredibly bright statement that puts premium TV brands like Sony, Samsung, and LG on notice.

Sony has done it. We can confidently say that the A95L is the best consumer television of 2023, full stop.

The Amazon Fire TV Omni QLED TV is Amazon's best screen yet, but it may cost a bit more than it should.

LG's new StanbyMe Go briefcase TV is undeniably cool. But is it actually any good? From battery life to brightness, we put it it to the test.

The Hisense U7K mini-LED TV just might have found the sweet spot for price to performance in this year's impressive TV landscape.

The TCL Q7 has a lot to recommend it to a lot of consumers, but when it comes to performance, it is far from the budget darling we've come to expect from TCL.

We put the Zero Connect box of the LG M3 wireless OLED system through its paces to see if the new-wave wireless tech really is worth the hype.

The Sony Bravia X95L mini-LED TV is the best LCD TV I've ever reviewed. But that doesn't mean you should buy it. Read on to see if it's worth the price.

Sony's X90 Series TVs have always been a bit of a tough sell for me, with specs outclassed by some much cheaper competitors. The X90L is here to change that.