Ranking the Top TVs of 2023

el samsung QN90C de 43 y 50" VA y se ve excelente

LG C3 77 inch is definitely the best bang for your money of S90C, A80L, and C3 group. Samsung have questionable qc issues, history of subpar build quality, weakest processor, buggy firmwares, reliability issues, and no Dolby Vision. The only good thing about S90c is the panel, and that's it. The only issues that I have with excellent A80L has are dimmest oled screen and only two 2.1 HDMI outputs which made my decision to buy 77" LG C3. For Samsung's fanboys, I own two Samsung HDTVs.

This year can you do more realistic budget tvs from 50-75inch where most peoples budgets are please

Can anyone help me pick tv? All are 65'' (In Sweden that's why the prices may differ)
Samsung Q70C - 999$
Samsung Q80C - 1199$
LG QNED91 Miniled - 1099$
TCL MQLED80 - 1199$
Hisense UHD Mini led - 1099$

Or any other recommendations in same price class.

Sony still the best, samsung and lg doesnt last 9 years.

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Great vid, I think using chapters would be a big help in the future

You gotta do the Samsung s89c

What about Panasonic MZ2000 ?

I went with the s95c and have not regretted it.

I bought the Samsung s95c how much do I have to worry about burn in? I don’t really watch any news or sports commentary. We do watch football every Sunday and then all app streaming. How long will my TV last without causing me issues as a general rule? We usually buy a new TV every 5 years or so.

What about Sony X95L ? Tier S ?

Surely the TCL C845 needs a mention. Best value TV under $2,000 here in Australia for the 55" and 65" hands down! Mini LED, 4K, Google TV, 200hz etc

I love my 77" s95c. But I can't factor in price because I didn't have to pay for it.....

Ciao, ti scrivo dall’Italia, cosa ne pensi del Sony a80l?

So glad i waited and got the U8K. I moved my LG oled into my bedroom to make way for my first Hisense and was extremely impressed not just on picture quality but on how it handled the glare for direct sunlight off the panel. Not sure i know of any better TV to handle well lit rooms.

There is no "best TV". They ALl have their pros and cons. The best TV is the one that "fits" your need of a gaming, picture quality, economy, size, etc. Over 90% of most people want a cheap ass TV and have NO CLUE what a good or great looks like. Very very few people can't or refuse to pay for any of these TVs in your review. Nobody watches much TV in todays world!

LG qned86 miniled?

I have the a95l in 65. And tge 3rd gen apple tv 4k.. could I trouble u for the best setting for the apple to stream. Do I keep in sdr instead of the 4k hdr and rgb high or the yb.. .. frame on and other off etc.. my Sony seems dark still with and dolby vision content I have all proper 2.1 cables standard to enhanced ambient off eco off Still same thing.

I’ve been watching your shows for quite some time. I seem to enjoy every one of them. I do however watch other peoples reviews as well.

One video that I have never seen involving the latest TV review. I never see anybody make comments, or even compare the TVs to what things would look like in real life. With all the technology that is coming out in a very fast pace when it concerns the picture quality of these TVs. At what point do we say that the color is better than what our eyes would see in real life. For example, when they have pictures of a parrot or some tropical scene. Or even a football game. If we look at that same picture in real life. is the TV three or four or maybe even 10 steps better color and or quality? At that point I think we’re going overboard on what we’re expecting out of our TV. It would be nice if you could do a video comparing this. Maybe somebody doesn’t have to spend the high dollar money that Sony commands. Because if you do their picture, quality is above and beyond with our naked, I can see in real life. To me that almost makes their pictures cartoonish. Then, rather than watching a movie that has real colorful scenes in it. I’d rather just put on Bugs Bunny if I want to watch a cartoon.

It would be awesome if you could do some type of video like this. It may give some peoplewho want to get the best maybe settle for something a little lower in quality but closer to real life. The money they save there they could put towards other parts of their home theater experience.

Thank you and keep up the good work.

Do you think the QN900C is worth the money over QN90C?

How about LG SIGNATURE OLED EVO Z3?

Super like from an Egyptian fan❤

That wireless lg tv has been made for nothing i will never buy a shit like that, the best Lg oled are the CX C1 C2 C3 G2 and G3 that's all 😎

Thank you for this year-end summary. I agonized over which set to buy and ended up getting the 75" U8K from Hisense. I've been very happy with the performance which compares favorably with the Samsung QN90A I got a couple of years ago.

And Hisense will give you 3 years warranty, the others just 1 year. So easy decision what to buy 😊

Recently picked up the Samsung S90C and so far I’m loving it.

Great end of the year breakdown. Im glad you gave the Qn95c some love. My biggest need is brightness with sdr in a bright room..are the new oleds bright enough?
Happy christmas Mr Installer and have a great new year.

Wonder where the Samsung S89c would rank? It’s a QD-OLED. 🤔

Great choice I would definitely but the x93l over qn90c

The Samsung S90c seems to be the "best bang for the buck" TV of 2023 imo. It's amazing that it comes close in performance to the LG G3, but at the same price as the LG C3. I only ended up going with the G3 because I have tons of Dolby Vision content on my media server, and the 5 year panel warranty isn't so bad either. But LG really has their work cut out for them now that Samsung is in the OLED game.

I’ve been really impressed so far with the Hisense U7K that I bought for my secondary gaming setup. Great value for the performance you get. Keeping fingers crossed it doesn’t crap out.
My 2017 900e is still going strong (original firmware as well) so it was a gamble trying something other than Sony.

i think you should also consider inbult audio system like some company offers subwoffer inbuilt

Too many big ass TVs in 2023. Hopefully Samsung finally makes a small 42 inch qd-oled. **Fingers crossed***🤞

Nice review keep up the good work B the installer

Would love this with the sub $400-600 tvs

I love my Samsung Smart TV’s. BUT… the one thing I hate is the remote! Yes, they aren’t new TV’s but you need to look closely before you press a button or you hit the wrong one 85% of the time. I called Samsung and asked if I could use a simple universal remote and was told NO!

The 77inches LG M3 has MLA technology…

I ABSOLUTELY love my 55 inch TCL Q7. It is PERFECT for 500 dollars on sale at best buy. The colors and brightness are perfect and the gaming is incredible when using amd freesync premium and keeping FPS at 120, and using HDMI port 2. Port 1 has some issues with inverse ghosting.

Did you do a comparison between the two top QD OLED panels on this list? Curious what the main differences were between the S95C and the A95L considering the panel in the sony is actually made by Samsung.

what about any 8k tvs like i got the samsung qn800c or the qn900c

Another great video! Based almost solely on your experience I bought a TCL S5 98” to replace a 75” Sony X950H which was just a bit too small for the room with 14 feet to the couch. The TCL took a bit of time to set up the color for each picture mode but once that was done I think it looks great. The size is a game changer in that room. Thanks for bringing this to my attention! I just missed it on Black Friday but got it a $2500 from Christmas from Best Buy.

Bought a Samsung 49.5 inch 3D Smart TV in 2015. Upgrading to Q60CA QLED 65 inch Samsung. Diappointed Q60CA comes without 3D technology.

What you fail to mention with the Hisense is that it is LESS THAN HALF the price of anything comparable. Hisense u7k and u8k are S tier all the way when you factor in pricing. There is literally nothing that compares. 144hz native 4k?

It's the winner.

B! Great video! Not sure if you have done this before or you got this from El Jefe? Either way, is a great way to present.
I'm moving and coming from a long throw Epson LS11000 at 120" dedicated theatre room. Don't have room for this but want to maintain as big a TV as possible. I have a Sony A80J @ 65" in another room and love OLED. The new TV will go in a fairly bright family room. I really like the LG G3 @ 83" TV, form factor looks awesome but concerned about the brightness (or lack thereof) since no MLA at 83". Do you think I bite the bullet on size and drop to a 77" G3 or A95L? No room for a 98". Thanks! OR wait for something to be announced at CES?

Greets B. Thanks for your list. It is good one to be sure. Call me an LG apologist, as with their QNEDs, you will typically get a nice wide viewing angle. A friend of mine recently got a 75" QNED80 and is very happy with it. He and his wife watch in a lit room, and never in the dark, so it works for them. I continue to be happy with my QNED85 since I can watch in both light and dark. To me, so many TVs really come down to how you will use it. For another friend, since they watch in both light and dark and sit in one place to watch, I recommended a Hisense U7K and they went with a 55". I look forward to helping him get it set up.

If the manufacturers listen to you , ease tell them to put center stands on all the tvs. Not everyone wants a big piece of furniture just to mount a TV on.