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The mic on the remote also gives you access to Alexa and Google Assistant.
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This TV comes with Android TV as its built-in interface, which is fairly easy-to-use and has a massive selection of apps available through the Google Play Store. It's well-built and available in several sizes, from 50 to 75 inches, so you can get the one that suits your needs the most, and our results are valid for all the sizes. It's a straightforward TV with quantum dot technology, and despite its low cost, it offers great picture quality that rivals more expensive options. The Hisense U6G is the best TV we've tested that you can get on a budget. However, if you want to spend less and don't mind compromising a bit, then look into the Hisense. If you want the best TV with an LED panel in terms of all-around use and picture quality, the Samsung is an excellent choice. It's also excellent for playing video games as it has HDMI 2.1 support, but there are issues with motion artifacts like red ghosting, especially in Game Mode. The Android TV interface is user-friendly, and the TV supports both Dolby Vision and HDR10+, so you won't have to worry about which format you need before streaming, and it makes highlights stand out in HDR. The local dimming feature is great, and it performs the same in Game Mode as outside of it, and the VA panel has a high native contrast ratio for deep blacks. It's not as polished overall as the Samsung QN90A QLED, and it's only available in 55 and 65 inches, but even though it lacks Mini LED backlighting, it still gets very bright. If you want something cheaper, then look into the Hisense U8G. All this put together makes this one of the best TVs we've tested. However, it puts gaming performance ahead of picture quality as it has low input lag, a quick response time, VRR support, and an HDMI 2.1 input. While the local dimming is great overall, it performs worse in Game Mode, so if you're a gamer, blacks won't appear as deep and inky as if you were watching movies. Even if you're watching content in the dark, it has a high native contrast ratio to display deep blacks.
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Another plus is that this TV gets very bright thanks to its Mini LED backlighting, so combined with its fantastic reflection handling, visibility won't be an issue in most well-lit rooms.
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You can watch the same news or sports channel all day, or use it as a PC monitor, and not worry about damaging the screen. There are a few advantages and disadvantages to this, and the major one is that LEDs don't suffer from the risk of permanent burn-in. LED TVs are different from OLEDs because they use a backlight behind an LCD panel instead of having self-lit pixels. However, the 43 inch model has different specifications and lacks features that the 55 inch unit we tested has, so it performs differently. It's a high-end flagship TV with excellent picture quality with most types of content, and it's available in a wide range of sizes, so you can get the one that suits your needs the most. The best TV we've tested with an LED panel is the Samsung QN90A QLED.
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Alternative For Movie Lovers: Sony A90J OLED.Overall, it's one of the best TVs we've tested. However, this only really matters if you want the best movie experience possible in HDR, but you should still enjoy its excellent all-around performance. Also, it doesn't get extremely bright, so highlights may not pop how they should, and there's some banding with gradients of similar color. Sadly, OLEDs risk permanent burn-in, but we don't expect this to be an issue unless you watch a lot of content with the same static elements, like the news. If you want to watch TV during the day, it has fantastic reflection handling. It doesn't have any trouble upscaling lower-resolution content, which is great for watching DVDs or cable TV, and it displays native 4k content without issues. Each pixel emits light in all directions, so the image remains accurate no matter where you sit, making it a great choice for wide seating arrangements. This means it has a near-infinite contrast ratio with perfect black levels and no blooming around bright objects. What sets OLEDs apart is their ability to turn off individual pixels. The LG webOS interface is excellent as it's user-friendly, and the app store has a ton of apps you can download. It's well-built with a stylish center-mounted stand, so it should look nice in any setup.
It delivers stunning picture quality that should please most people, and it has features like HDMI 2.1 inputs and variable refresh rate (VRR) support for gamers. The LG C1 OLED is the best TV to buy that we've tested in the OLED category.
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