6 Best LG TVs (October 2026)
Shopping for an LG TV is mostly a sizing and panel-type decision rather than a brand comparison.
Shopping for an LG TV is mostly a sizing and panel-type decision rather than a brand comparison.
Sixty-five inches has become the living-room default, the size most families land on when a 55-inch set feels slightly timid and 75 inches starts to.
Almost every TV sold now carries an HDR badge, which makes the badge nearly useless as a buying signal.
Choosing a Sony TV is rarely about finding the cheapest screen. Sony's lineup is built around picture processing, motion handling.
A budget of under 500 dollars used to mean settling for a dim, slow, ugly screen. That is no longer the case.
Every TV on this list is between 24 and 40 inches, and that size range is exactly where a 1080p panel still makes sense.
A 4K TV under 500 dollars used to mean a small screen and a clunky menu. Today the cap buys a mainstream brand, a built-in smart platform.
Cheap smart TVs are mostly an exercise in matching three things: screen size, resolution, and the smart system built into the set.
Buying a TV for gaming used to mean picking a size and hoping for the best. Now the keyword "4K HDR gaming TVs" hides a checklist: a 4K panel.
Almost every television sold today for a modest price is an LCD, even when the box says LED.