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Starting at a hyperaggressive $600 for the 55-inch size, it checks all the picture quality and smart TV boxes. Watch out, Vizio.
Despite lacking 4K resolution, the Epson HC4000 projector delivers a very impressive image for the price.
Price: $1,799.99 Check prices
Sure the Optoma UHD60 projector looks slightly sharper with 4K, but superb contrast is its real strength.
Price: $1,794.97 - $1,799.00 Check prices
It's the first Android TV streamer to incorporate a twin-tuner OTA recorder, it lets you stream in 4K HDR and there are no monthly fees.
Price: $149.00 Check prices
The BenQ HT2550 is one of the first projectors with actual 4K resolution for under $1,500. So is it worth paying extra?
Price: $1,499.00 - $1,900.00 Check prices
While it succeeds beautifully at simplifying a sprawling home theater, the Caavo's lack of HDR compatibility kills its appeal.
Price: $399.00 Check prices
If raw picture-quality-for-the-dollar is your main criterion in a new TV, look no further than the Vizio M-Series.
Price: $799.99 - $993.94 Check prices
The Roku Streaming Stick is an excellent choice if you couldn't care less about 4K and want to declutter your coffee table of remotes.
Price: $44.99 - $49.99 Check prices
We go hands-on with Bang & Olufsen's BeoVision TV, a souped-up, very expensive LG OLED TV that has an integrated soundbar and a motorized stand.
The TCL P series offers local dimming and high dynamic range for one of the best LCD pictures around. Add Roku smarts and a low price for a killer combination.
Price: $599.99 Check prices
