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A bright, color-rich large-screen QLED for a living room or game room where HDR movies and console gaming both matter. The panel is heavy and the stand footprint is wide, so plan the wall or furniture before it arrives.
A bright QNED set for everyday streaming and casual console play, with the AI processor handling upscaling and tone mapping. The panel tops out at a standard refresh rate, so serious competitive gamers should look elsewhere.
A bright QLED screen with Dolby Vision and a rechargeable voice remote, made for streaming-first households. The refresh rate stays at the standard rate, so serious console gamers should look elsewhere.
A strong choice if you want a bright mini-LED picture with the Roku operating system built in. The refresh rate tops out at the standard rate, so serious gamers may want to look at a faster panel.
A strong fit for a living room or media room where streaming apps, voice search and capable built-in sound matter more than a high frame rate panel. The refresh rate is the limit for serious competitive gaming.
A strong choice for a bright room where sports and console gaming matter, with the fast panel and the gaming features to match. Buyers who want deep black levels in a dark theater room should look at an OLED instead.
A smart 4K set for a room where streaming apps and over-the-air channels both matter. Its panel is LED at a standard refresh rate, so it favors everyday viewing over fast action.
A compact QLED set for a small room where streaming apps and voice search matter more than sports motion. The refresh rate and the single USB port are the limits to accept before buying.
A strong fit for a living room or bedroom that wants 4K HDR streaming and console gaming on Google TV. The panel runs at a standard refresh rate, not the faster kind, which is the limit for competitive play.
A straightforward 4K Google TV for a living room or bedroom where streaming apps and a voice remote matter more than deep blacks. The panel refresh and direct LED backlight are the limits to accept.
A smart Fire TV with Dolby Vision and a voice remote, suited to a living room where streaming apps are the main diet. The refresh rate and speaker power are modest, so serious gamers and sound buffs should look further.
A straightforward 4K Google TV for a bedroom, dorm or secondary room where streaming apps and a voice remote matter more than deep contrast or a wide viewing angle. The panel is a 60 hertz LED, so serious gamers should look elsewhere.
A compact smart TV for a bedroom, kitchen or dorm where streaming apps matter more than picture size. The panel tops out at Full HD with a modest refresh rate, so it suits casual viewing rather than a main living room screen.
A strong fit for a bright living room where streaming apps, game consoles and a cable box all need to share the screen. The Roku platform and the port selection carry it, but the panel is LED with a Clear Motion Index rating rather than a native 120Hz panel spec.
A smart 4K set for a living room or bedroom where streaming apps come first. The panel is direct LED without local dimming, so dark scenes stay modest.
A strong everyday QLED for bright rooms and streaming, with voice control built in. The panel tops out at a modest refresh rate, so serious console players should look at faster sets.
A good fit for a bright living room where streaming apps and console gaming matter more than deep black levels. The panel runs at a modest refresh, so fast competitive play and dark-room movie nights have limits.
A well-connected small 4K set for a bedroom, dorm or second room, with four HDMI inputs and Dolby Vision at a size that fits tighter walls. The refresh rate is standard, so serious console players should look elsewhere.
A small 4K set that brings Dolby Vision and the Google TV interface to a secondary room. The native panel runs at a standard rate, so fast sports and shooters will show some blur.
A straightforward 4K smart TV for everyday streaming and casual gaming, with webOS and a slim frame. The panel runs at a fixed refresh rate, so fast competitive play and very bright rooms are where it gives ground.
A bright-room mini LED set with strong gaming motion handling and built-in Onkyo sound, so most buyers can skip a soundbar. Buy it if you have the wall space and want the full dimming array rather than a basic LED panel.
A large Mini-LED set built for fast sport and console gaming, with Dolby Vision IQ and a high native refresh rate. Its sound comes from a modest two channel system, so a soundbar or receiver is worth planning for.
A straightforward 4K smart TV for a bedroom, dorm or secondary room where the built-in apps and a tabletop stand cover most needs. The refresh rate stays at the standard rate, so serious console players should look elsewhere.
A compact Fire TV for a bedroom, kitchen or small living room where streaming apps matter more than picture detail. The HD panel and limited ports are the trade for the small footprint.
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