TVs

Looking for a new TV but unsure where to start? Whether you want to shop by size, price, or purpose, we have recommendations.

Samsung’s S90C Series delivers premium picture quality, high brightness, and desirable features at a more affordable price than many OLED competitors.

Samsung’s The Frame TV can turn the dark, blank rectangle on your wall into a vibrant work of art.

The Best Buy Essentials Thin Indoor HDTV Antenna is the best indoor TV antenna because it’s affordable, simple, and reliable.

When you stream live TV, what you see on your screen can be up to a minute behind the live feed. For a faster feed, try our go-to indoor HDTV antenna.

The 32-inch Roku Select Series HD TV provides good picture quality and an intuitive smart-TV experience for a reasonable price.

When’s the best time to buy a TV? Our experts weigh in.

We’ve spent hundreds of hours researching and testing TVs to find the best choices for any budget and room size. See all our top picks here.

The LG C3’s comprehensive set of gaming features and excellent picture quality make it our pick for the best gaming TV.

The Hisense U6K is an excellent value, as it successfully incorporates high-end hardware and svelte software from the company’s pricier TVs.

TCL’s QM8 Series is a great LCD/LED TV that delivers terrific performance, a sturdy design, and excellent features for a reasonable price.

The LG C3 Series is the best choice if you want a TV in the 40- to 49-inch size range that still delivers high-end performance.

TVs are made for great pictures, so we recommend the best ways to get great sound too.

The Chromecast with Google TV has all the features we look for in a media streamer, and Google’s interface is the best at finding and organizing content.

If you want to hang your flat-panel TV on the wall, we recommend the Sanus VMPL50A-B1 or Sanus VLF728-B2, depending on how much motion you need in your mount.

No matter what type of TV you’re looking for, you can trust that we’ve done our homework to help lead you to the right choice.

If you want the best AV presentation of your favorite films, we recommend 4K Ultra HD Blu-ray discs, and the Panasonic DP-UB420 is the best player we’ve tested.

For those who have no idea where to start in the TV buying process, we explain the tech terms and answer the big questions.

You can get a perfectly good 4K TV for $500—so why would anyone spend more? We compare a budget TV and a premium TV to explain the differences.

Unfortunately, it’s really hard to buy a non-smart TV these days, but we have some suggestions if privacy is a concern.

Outdoor TVs are built to withstand the elements, but they generally cost more than their indoor counterparts. We weigh in on whether to buy one.

Ultra-short-throw projectors can deliver a big, bright image in your living room, but for most people a big-screen TV is a better choice.

OLED TVs have long been considered the highest-quality displays by hardcore videophiles. New developments may make one a good choice for your home.

Get the best for less. Here are six deals on Wirecutter-approved top picks.

The Deals team sifted through thousands of discounts and found just 12 that’ll help you prep for the big game.

Your AV gear doesn’t need to be cleaned that often. But it’s an important task to ensure the best performance.

If your top priority is finding audio and video equipment designed to last a long time, check out these shopping tips from our AV writers.

The 2021 Summer Olympics are set to be the first Olympic Games that are broadcast live in high dynamic range video and Dolby Atmos audio. Here’s how to watch.

An indoor TV antenna can pull in dozens of local TV channels for free, but finding the best location can be a challenge. Here are some tips.

8K is the hot, new feature on TVs and home theater gear, but do you really need to upgrade your gear right now? For most people, the answer is no.

The new Filmmaker Mode in select 2020 TVs will make sure your favorite films are presented exactly as the director intended.

If you’re looking for a big-screen TV that won’t visually dominate your room, there are some creative options—but be prepared to pay a premium.

If you’re working from home and your laptop display isn’t big enough, follow these tips to turn your TV into a computer monitor.