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Although the image quality is just "good enough," the S405 series is still an excellent choice for budget buyers focused on streaming and simplicity.
Although the image quality is just "good enough," the S405 series is still an excellent choice for budget buyers focused on streaming and simplicity.
Although the image quality is just "good enough," the S405 series is still an excellent choice for budget buyers focused on streaming and simplicity.
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.
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 successor to CNET's favorite midpriced TVs of last year are back for 2017 with a more traditional take on streaming apps -- and no tablet remote.
With the entry-level D series you don't need to cast to watch Netflix, but Roku TVs have been our favorites in the past.
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.
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.
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.
OLED TVs from LG deliver the best image quality we've ever tested, and in 2017 that picture gets even better. Now we just have to wait for pricing.
If you're OK with its missing extras, and make sure to get the right model, Vizio's E series will reward you with the best budget TV picture quality yet.
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 midpriced Sony XBR-X850D gets the features, style and smart parts right, but falls short where it really counts: picture performance.
