Top TVs 2023

The Samsung S90C is the company's attempt at making its QD-OLED technology more affordable. While this means it loses some brightness compared with its flagship S95C sibling, it feels like anything but a poor relation. You get high-end pictures, great processing, top gaming tech, and a sharp design.

The Samsung S95C OLED TV is a premium and well-rounded TV that impressed in our benchmark testing across-the-board. Upgrades compared to the previous-gen model show Samsung is taking OLED seriously, plus the set is great for gamers.

The sequel to Samsung's debut QD-OLED TV is all we could have hoped for and more, delivering a level of improvement in picture and sound quality beyond anything we have the right to see in the space of just a year. Anyone who thought QD-OLED was a flash in the TV tech pan needs to think again, fast.

The Samsung QN900C continues the brand’s dominance of the 8K market by combining cutting-edge image processing and an incredibly bright Mini LED backlight. The resulting HDR is superb, with stunning highlights and deeply saturated colours. Awesome sound with Dolby Atmos, next-gen gaming features, and comprehensive smarts round out a future-proofed flagship 8K TV.

Amazing in every way, and a feast for your eyes and ears alike, the Sony Bravia XR A95K OLED is as good as TVs get.

The LG G3 doesn’t just take OLED technology to another level - it elevates it to a whole new universe. The extra brightness it delivers without damaging its traditional contrast strengths makes HDR look incredible, and finally sees OLED parking its tanks on LCD's lawn when it comes to delivering the picture goods - even in bright rooms.

The Samsung QN95B Neo QLED TV is the premium QLED set to get. With best-in-class brightness, a clever design and every feature you need from a smart TV, the QN95B is tough to beat.

The Samsung S95B requires a bit of legwork to get the very best from its stunningly designed new slice of TV tech, but the picture results are sensational enough to justify the effort.

The Sony A90J is far from the most affordable OLED TV around, but you absolutely get what you pay for.

The LG OLED48C1 is a 48″ OLED TV that’s also a popular choice for use as a desktop PC display since it offers better image quality and performance than any (mini) LED-backlit monitor. However, it has its downsides – mainly the risk of image burn-in/retention and its gigantic 48″ sized screen.