TV

The 40-inch Samsung UN40JU6500 offers a detailed 4K picture at a competitive price, but don't expect wide viewing angles.

Though pricey for a smaller TV, the Sony XBR43X830C delivers a sharp and colorful picture, along with a bevy of Android apps.

An inexpensive non-amplified antenna, the Winegard FlatWave Micro performed reasonably well as long as you can position it close to your TV.

The Terk Trinity offered solid reception at a good price, but we wished it looked sleeker.

The Samsung Series 6 UN50JU6500 delivers a sharp 4K picture and good contrast in a 50-inch set for an affordable price.

The Apple TV's innovative Siri features, app store and beautiful interface make the premium worth it for Apple fans, but it lacks 4K support.

The Roku 4 streams in full 4K at up to 60 frames per second and has more than 2,500 channels, but it's familiar and a bit pricey.

The Nvidia Shield is a powerful set-top box with 4K streaming and fluid gameplay, but this expensive Android TV device needs more apps.

GeForce Now streams lots of games with beautiful graphics and solid frame rates for an affordable monthly fee, but it has room to improve.

The Slingbox M2 can stream whatever you see on your TV, but it doesn’t improve much on the previous generation.

The Hisense 50H7GB has a nearly irresistible price for a 5-inch, ultra-HD 4K set, but the picture is flawed.

The Sharp LC55UB30U delivers solid 4K performance and an intuitive interface at a reasonable price.

Priced to compete against cheap, lesser-known brands, this Insignia model boasts thousands of built-in Roku streaming channels, making it a good choice for cord cutting.

The LG 65UF9500 delivers a sharp 4K picture with good color and smart webOS software in an attractive design.

The Samsung UN65JU6500 is a relatively affordable ultra-HD set that punches above its weight class.

The E-Series is an excellent HD set for price-conscious buyers looking for a crisp picture with good contrast.

Although the Chromecast is almost foolproof in both setup and functionality, what it does is limited compared to the competition.

The leader of the streaming player pack, the Roku 3 offers the most content choices, a comprehensive search feature and a remote that enables private listening.

The Panasonic 65AX800U can't match the quality of Panasonic's now-defunct plasma TV lines, but it delivers a pleasant 4K performance.

A true value in the 4K TV category, the P652ui-B2 is good choice for those who want to be ready for the Ultra-HD future.

This Sharp Aquos set presents a praiseworthy Ultra HD picture at a reasonable price, but it could use a few ergonomic improvements.

The Sony X950B is a 65-inch 4K TV that rivals the top models from any manufacturer.

Channels' effort to combine over-the-air and online TV is still a work in progress, but it has a lot of entertainment potential.

OLED TV comes close to perfection, thanks to gorgeous colors, stunning contrast and an intuitive smart-TV interface and remote.

Samsung's trim, 65-inch 4K TV delivers great image quality and smart TV features in an attractive package and at an approachable price.

The Roamio OTA is OK at what it does, but it's tough to set up and, considering fees, much more expensive than its $50 price tag lets on.

TCL's 55FS4610R is a big-screen bargain and a cinch to use with Roku's smart TV interface. Image quality is good for all but videophiles.

The Tablo requires considerable effort and equipment to enable HDTV recording. Cord cutters should look elsewhere.

The new Dell Chromebox is a speedy and powerful little device that runs Chrome OS smoothly via its Core i3 processor.

The low price and smart-TV features offered by Panasonic's TC-50AS530U make it a good choice for big-screen viewing, but it's not the best performer.