Like the LG C3 OLED and Samsung QN90C/QN90CD QLED, it delivers more premium picture quality than the cheaper models on this list and is available down to a 43-inch size. The ability to tweak so many settings while playing really means you can tailor your gaming experience to whatever game you're playing. Gamers will be happy thanks to support for 4K 120Hz signals, VRR, ALLM and Dolby Vision gaming (something that was missing on last year's OLED807), which makes this an excellent choice for gaming.

Battery] A 1500mAh rechargeable lithium battery is equipped, which allows this product to serve longer with a single charge, and it can be used outdoors, such as travel, camping, etc.While less-bright HDR movies and SDR content don't show off the A95L's advantages quite as strongly, it's still a cut above its rivals with everything we watch during testing, particularly in terms of colour vibrancy and accuracy. Get instant access to live and on demand entertainment like The Jamie Oliver Channel and American Idol only on Samsung. The Samsung S90C takes the top spot on our best TV list because it does it all; excellent picture quality, sleek design, brilliant gaming performance and it gives you access to QD-OLED technology for the cheapest it's ever been.

We don’t share your credit card details with third-party sellers, and we don’t sell your information to others. The Roku's affordability and wide range of sizes also make it the 'Best Cheap Small TV', so these categories have been removed for now. The word 'Auto Low Latency Mode' is shown under the lag-free image on the right, where the same player avoids the attack. This is an excellent OLED TV in its own right, but it also includes Ambilight, which makes the screen feel even bigger than it is by seemingly extending to the wall.spec affairs that support 4K/120Hz, VRR and ALLM, and it supports Dolby Vision gaming and has a really well-implemented HGiG setting that makes it a doddle to get more accurate HDR with many modern games. Game Optimiser also enables you to play around with settings to get gaming on the C3 just right as well.

If the item comes direct from a manufacturer, it may be delivered in non-retail packaging, such as a plain or unprinted box or plastic bag. It's very good, with performance similar to the LG C3 OLED, but is expensive and not a good value overall. It's a good gaming TV if you don't care about advanced features, as it doesn't support VRR and is limited to a 60Hz refresh rate, but it does have a fast response time and very low input lag.With excellent contrast levels, dynamic and punchy colors and deep, rich blacks that we come to expect from an OLED, we found in our review that the S90C's extra brightness compared to the LG C3 ( further down this list) or Sony A80L really adds an extra layer, despite these TVs all costing the same. The Omni QLED, on the other hand, works within its limits: it's not going to knock your socks off but it gets all of the basics right and delivers a picture that's true to what the creator intended. If you have adequate space for a larger TV display, you’ll be able to treat yourself to the kind of entertainment that only a home cinema experience can offer.

When it comes to image quality, the Q80C provides some of the best images we've seen from a mid-range TV. Yes, the sound is narrow and small in scale compared with that offered by more premium TVs – and there is no attempt to push sound outwards to the sides or up from the television’s chassis – but it is also direct and clear. While flagship sets with discrete speaker systems will sound even better, for a step-down model the A80L sounds very impressive. Offering bright, but natural colours, excellent 4K sharpness and detail and surprisingly good black levels, the Q80C's picture is a real winner.Samsung's QN90C hits far higher brightness levels for watching on sunny days than almost any other set. While not quite as exceptional as its pictures, the C845K’s sound is still much better than we would expect with such an affordable TV.