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As some of the cheapest TVs with local dimming and a very good picture, two members of Vizio's D series are excellent values.
Although its Chromecast built-in system has some appeal, the smaller sizes in Vizio's E series ultimately fall short of competing budget sets.
The Vizio E series offers the very good image quality for a rock-bottom price, as long as you stick to the 60-inch and larger models.
With excellent picture quality and all the latest features for a rock-bottom price, the TCL P series is one of the best TV values of the year.
With excellent picture quality and all the latest features for a rock-bottom price, the TCL P series is one of the best TV values of the year.
With excellent picture quality and all the latest features for a rock-bottom price, the TCL P series is one of the best TV values of the year.
With excellent picture quality and all the latest features for a rock-bottom price, the TCL P series is one of the best TV values of the year.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Unless you have even more money than the typical OLED TV shopper, you should choose the less expensive version of this TV.
The "new" version of one of CNET's favorite TVs is basically identical to last year, plus software refinements and minus the tablet remote. And that's a good thing.
The "new" version of one of CNET's favorite TVs is basically identical to last year, plus software refinements and minus the tablet remote. And that's a good thing.
It looks like a picture frame, complete with digital still art, but The Frame is actually a TV.
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.
