TVs Reviews

Hisense's commitment to competitively priced Mini-LED TVs remains strong with the new U7QG, which could be gaming TV of the year.

In this hands-on review, I'll break down my first impressions of the Sony Bravia 5 Mini-LED TV and its upgrades.

Big-screen value shoppers will find lots to love with the Samsung QN80F.

The TCL QM6K QD-Mini LED TV isn't good enough to supplant OLED. But at prices as low as $600, it's tough to find a TV with this combination of features, performance and quality.

The Samsung DU7200 puts affordability above picture quality. If you care at all about performance and features, you might want to stay away.

The Samsung DU8000’s price point is the only thing it has going for it: Its picture is too dim, its smart platform can be frustrating and there are no gaming features to hang your hat on.

The Samsung Q60D is a mostly fine entry-level QLED for folks who don’t want to fuss over fancy features, but right now, discounted prices on better TVs are crowding its place in the market.

The Samsung S90D is a great fit for those looking to get an excellent OLED at a more affordable price point.

The Sony Bravia 7 is an affordable Mini-LED TV with lots of features and good picture quality that help it hold its own against competing sets.

The TCL QM7 isn’t as flush with features as pricier Mini-LED TVs, but its performance and gaming enhancements make it an excellent budget pick.