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The PFL5922 series serves up the latest TV technology and appeals to people who prefer to cast Netflix, YouTube and the rest from their phones.
With an amazing picture that matches but doesn't exceed LG's 2017 OLED TVs, the Sony XBR-A1E isn't worth the premium for most high-end shoppers.
Hate wires? The high-end Samsung Q7 is for you. But if you demand the absolute best picture quality, look to OLED.
Element's Amazon Fire TV offers powerful voice controls and the promise of integration with Echo and Dot speakers, but if you don't care about voice, get a Roku TV instead.
Too bad they still use that wonky SmartCast system.
Too bad they still use that wonky SmartCast system.
Too bad they still use that wonky SmartCast system.
Too bad they still use that wonky SmartCast system.
The X930E and X940E series is a refresher of Sony's excellent, full-featured TVs from 2016, with similar picture quality specifications and some welcome enhancements.
The battle for picture quality at a budget price has often been won by Vizio, but the local dimming-clad 2017 TV lineup from Chinese brand Hisense could mount a spirited fight.
The 100H10D achieves a huge screen size thanks to a short-throw laser projection system with 4K resolution, complete with a full surround system.
The company's new C-Series has the largest Roku TV yet, and ups the ante with better features and style.
While LG's OLED TVs produce the best picture quality we've ever tested, its LCD TVs have been among the worst. Maybe the 2017 improvements will help.
The LG W7 series TV strips television's form to the bare minimum but still delivers the world-beating picture quality of OLED.
The two titans of TVs face off once again, with Samsung's contender powered by improved quantum dot technology and aided by hosts of new features.
For buyers happy with "good enough" picture quality the TCL Roku TV is our favorite entry-level model, thanks to an awesome smart-TV suite and rock-bottom pricing.
For buyers happy with "good enough" picture quality the TCL Roku TV is our favorite entry-level model, thanks to an awesome smart-TV suite and rock-bottom pricing.
The Chinese company enters the US market in a big way, undercutting the prices of other 85-inch sets significantly and with better specifications. And it's making smaller TVs too.
