Right now you can get the 55-inch TCL QM7 Min-LED TV for just $499 at Best Buy. It's a serious display with tons of features, ...

As we head into Super Bowl weekend, giant TVs are understandably getting a ton of attention. But, if you're inclined to shop ...

There is support for Dolby Vision and HDR10+ formats, and an ultra-HD 55-inch screen. The TV runs Android TV 10 with both the stock Android and PatchWall launchers. The TV is decent for the price and ...

However, a specific model's overall performance often remains comparable across sizes 55 inches and up. For example, an 83-inch LG G4 OLED and a 65-inch G4 OLED have the same specs. The only ...

Bad Expensive for an LED TV Average black levels and contrast Some issues with motion Sub-par performance with 720p and standard definition content With 55-inch 4K HDR LED Smart TVs available for as ...

Smart Wi-Fi Enabled Electric Range with EasyClean®. Within the first 9 months of owning this stove, I've had LG repair technician out three (3) times to try and fix this stove. There is one ...

I'm not saying the best OLED TVs for gaming usually end up winning me over, but there's a reason all the best panels used organic LED tech. While screens armed with the display type certainly had ...

South Korea’s Samsung is the de facto market leader in the world television space, though it is seeing increased competition from not just classic opponents like LG ... 55-, 65-, and 75-inch ...

Overall, the best best TV for PS5 and Xbox Series X is the LG OLED G4. While there are a variety of other panels I'd recommend for console, the 4K 144Hz display provides superb contrast and ...

The TV also uses quantum dot technology (where the "QD" comes from in QD-OLED), and this feature helps it produce brighter colors than competing LG ... 55 inches and up. For example, a 77-inch ...

There’s the amazing Sony 55-inch 4k TV with its amazing 120Hz refresh rate, and the incredibly crisp 65-inch LG NanoCell TV. If you want a smaller TV, you could check out TCL’s 32-inch Roku TV ...

32-inch TVs are still popular, but aren't nearly as in demand as 43, 50 and 55-inch models. Most people want, and should, be buying bigger TVs for their living rooms. The average living room is around ...