Top TVs 2023

The LG C2 is an amazing TV for most uses. Its self-emissive technology is superb for watching movies or HDR content in a dark room. It's bright for an OLED, making it a great choice for watching TV shows or sports in a bright room, and the image remains accurate at a wide angle, so it's great for a wide seating arrangement. It has an impressive selection of gaming features, and its low input lag results in a fantastic gaming experience.

The LG G2 OLED is a superb TV for most uses. Thanks to its nearly infinite contrast ratio it displays deep blacks with perfect uniformity, making it an exceptional choice for watching movies in a dark room. It's exceptionally bright for an OLED TV, making it a great choice for watching TV shows in a bright room. It also has an incredibly wide viewing angle, so it's a good choice for a wide seating arrangement. It's also an excellent choice for use as a PC monitor. Finally, it has an impressive selection of gaming features, and it delivers a superb gaming experience overall.

The LG CX is excellent overall. It's fantastic for dark room viewing because it has a near-infinite contrast ratio and perfect black uniformity. Gaming is incredible thanks to the 120Hz panel, HDMI 2.1 inputs, and VRR supports. It has wide viewing angles, making it a great choice for watching TV shows and excellent for sports with a large group of people. It's also excellent for watching HDR content as it displays a wide color gamut, but it may not get bright enough to make highlights really pop.

The LG G3 is one of the brightest OLED TVs on the market, and its visuals are eye-catching no matter what you want to watch. Only a few tiny flaws, including its sound and less-than-cutting-edge HDR color, keep it from perfection.

The Samsung S90C TV has the lowest input lag we've tested and produces a bright, colorful picture while costing significantly less than some other high-end OLED models.

The Hisense U8K is a bright, colorful TV that's loaded with features for a more affordable price than most of the competition.

The Hisense U8K is a bright, colorful TV that's loaded with features for a more affordable price than most of the competition.

The Hisense U8K is a bright, colorful TV that's loaded with features for a more affordable price than most of the competition.

Samsung’s latest 8K TV isn’t cheap, but it delivers fantastic image quality, whether it’s upscaling the 4K content you’re most likely to encounter in the real world to the amazing native 8K content that will blow you mind with its detail.

The Sony A80L might not benefit from next-gen OLED technologies and brightness, but its stellar appreciation for the finer things in AV life means it’s still hard to resist – especially if your budget can’t stretch to its ‘showier’ rivals. You just might need to control how much light is in the room.