The 14 Finest TVs We’ve Reviewed, Plus Shopping for Recommendation (2025)

Honorable Mentions

There are such a lot of good TVs obtainable, we will not add all of them to our high record. Listed below are some nice choices that both missed the lower or acquired knocked off our high record by their replacements.

Sony A95L: Sony lastly changed this candy display with the 2025 Bravia 8 II, which presents equally unimaginable image processing and upscaling alongside enhanced colours and better HDR brightness. That should not deter you from contemplating the A95L at a cheaper price. With fabulously immersive picture high quality and an intuitive Google TV interface, that is nonetheless a premium package deal that is very attractive on a very good sale.

Sony Bravia 7: The Bravia 7 (7/10, WIRED Recommends) is a beautiful show, providing good brightness, naturalistic colours, and suave finesse within the refined particulars. Its greatest knock could be very poor off-axis viewing, which may very well be powerful to swallow at its excessive record worth. In any other case, it is value contemplating for followers of that Sony glow, particularly since Sony appears to be discounting its finest QLED TVs rather more liberally than its OLED fashions.

TCL QM7K (2025): I’ve had a love/hate relationship with the QM7K. A part of TCL’s new Exact Dimming collection, its opulent black ranges and distinction attain towards OLED heights, matched by good brightness for some spectacular moments. The issue? My evaluate mannequin’s colours had been off-kilter, with an odd inexperienced tint in choose black and grayscale content material. Fortunately, I confirmed that TCL’s newest firmware replace fastened the difficulty. The TV’s image processing and colours nonetheless do not catch premium TVs, and that is the second 12 months in a row I’ve discovered a troubling efficiency problem with the QM7. You should not purchase it at full worth, but when you will get the 65-inch mannequin for $1,000 or much less, it is an attractive alternative.

Samsung QN90C: One other potential deal whereas obtainable, Samsung’s QN90C (8/10, WIRED Recommends) was lengthy considered one of our favourite bright-room TVs. It is available in a variety of sizes and pairs a vibrant and colourful image with loads of goodies—particularly attractive on a megasale.

TCL QM7: There’s just one factor preserving the superbly balanced QM7 (6/10, WIRED Reviewed) off our principal record: a software program glitch. Throughout my evaluate, I skilled a problem the place adjusting SDR backlight ranges affected HDR, which might result in extreme brightness limitations. Whereas TCL fastened the difficulty in a firmware replace for me, I by no means acquired affirmation on a broader OTA repair. Most people most likely will not have this problem, so the QM7 continues to be value contemplating, however be sure that and verify it earlier than throwing out the field.

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