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11 Best TVs We Reviewed & Buying Advice (2024)

MONews
3 Min Read

There are so many great TVs available today. Even a TV that isn’t one of our picks has a good chance of being a fantastic option for you. Here are some of our favorite pieces that just missed the cut.

TCL 6th quarter (2024): This affordable model from TCL features some of the most impressive highlights we’ve seen in an affordable TV, without any fancy local dimming. I love the colors, especially when looking at modern classic pieces. sand dune or Mad Max Fury Road. The built-in Google interface makes streaming and casting a breeze, and TCL has a history of making affordable screens that last a long time, so you don’t have to think too much about your purchase.

sony bravia 7: The Bravia 7 (7/10, recommended by WIRED) is a stunning display, offering dazzling brightness, natural colors, and a smooth finesse of subtle details. The biggest issue is poor off-axis visibility, which can be difficult to afford given the high list price. Otherwise, if you’re a Sony Glow fan, it’s worth considering. Especially since Sony seems to be uncharacteristically discounting several model sizes.

TCL QM7: The only thing keeping the beautifully balanced QM7 (6/10, WIRED Reviewed) off the main list is a software glitch. During our review, we experienced an issue where adjusting the SDR backlight level could impact HDR, resulting in severe brightness limitations. TCL has addressed the issue in a firmware update, but it’s not yet widely available. Most people probably won’t run into this issue, so the QM7 is still worth considering, and TCL is expecting an extensive firmware update in December.

Samsung S95C: The S95C (8/10, recommended by WIRED) is still a fantastic choice, as long as it’s available. It may be a better option for those who don’t want or need the matte screen of the 2024 model. It’s still one of the best OLED TVs you can buy, especially considering its very affordable selling price.

Samsung QN90C: Another good product still selling, Samsung’s QN90C (August 10, Recommended by WIRED) has long been one of our favorite bright-room TVs. Available in a variety of sizes, bright, colorful pictures and a variety of merchandise. It’s attractive, especially considering its constantly falling price tag.

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