For more than a decade, HD TVs ruled the market. Its resolution of 1080p (and often lower) felt like a big jump from the CRT TVs we had been using. As hard as it is to believe, 4K TVs are a similar leap in technology you saw 10 years ago, promising four times the resolution and exceptional contrast.
So, why should you get rid of that 1080p TV? 4K TVs not only look better simply thanks to the higher pixel density and compatibility with wide-range color technology, but they are also as cheap as a 1080p TV, even if you buy them completely new. In fact, buying a new 1080p TV is increasingly difficult as more manufacturers continue to eliminate them from their product lines.
But with so many options available, reducing high-caliber screens from one year to just eight is hard work. But that's where we come in.
We have seen the vast majority of 4K TVs on the market, and we have reduced them to a list of the best 4K TVs on the market for 2019 with Samsung, Sony and LG screens leading the package and the lowest cost options like Vizio, Hisense and TCL follow him right behind.
If you recently bought something from another manufacturer that you love and you don't see it on this list, it doesn't mean that we intentionally rejected it. Unfortunately, the best lists are small and we can only press so many screens here. That said, we are always adding more screens to this list, so be sure to check this time next month.
Should I wait until Black Friday to buy a 4K TV?
Given that it's already October, it's probably best to wait for Black Friday 2019 or, if you can't bother fighting the crowd, Cyber Monday.
While television manufacturers have yet to reveal which televisions will be on sale that day, the chances are good that many of the televisions you see below are on sale for at least $ 100- $ 200 off their regular price, and some get more discounts than others.
The only precaution we would tell you to take is to really look at the model number of any TV offer that seems too good to be true. If it's not exactly the same TV you see on this list (or another trusted review website), it's probably not the same TV. We also recommend staying away from any cheap 4K TV in the basement, since these screens generally do not have a good scale.
If you can wait a few weeks, stay with us and we will connect you with the best TV offers on Black Friday.
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What are the best 4K TVs in 2019?
Samsung Q90R QLED TV (2019)
(Image credit: Samsung) [19659016] 1. Samsung Q90R QLED TV (2019)
The best 4K TV from 2019 … until now
Excellent image quality
Incredible HDR performance
Broader viewing angles
Full intelligent platform
Attractive and well-built design
No Dolby Vision support
Last year, the Samsung Q9FN was the TV to beat. He won prize after prize for his features and image quality, not to mention his excellent and improved intelligent platform that came with Bixby and Samsung SmartThings support. However, it was not perfect and there were legitimate complaints about the viewing angles and an overly aggressive local attenuation system that crushed the black details.
Samsung clearly took these criticisms seriously and addressed them directly in the Q90. The new model has a visibly higher viewing angle that stands firm against OLED, and local dimming offers deep blacks without losing detail in the shadows. To that end, the new Ultra Black Elite filter is nothing less than a revelation, since it rejects ambient light in a way that simply baffles belief.
The Q90 can deliver images that can directly compete with an OLED, with natural colors, bright highlights, deep blacks and well-defined shadows. You can also overcome any OLED when it comes to HDR, with images that are often impressive in their details and dynamic range.
In fact, our only real criticism would be that, unlike some of the competition, the Q90 does not support Dolby Vision. However, in all other aspects, the Samsung Q90 is an absolutely stellar TV that takes QLED to another level.
Read the full review: Samsung Q90R QLED TV


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2. LG C9 OLED Series (2019)
The smartest 4K TV on the planet in 2019
Excellent image quality
Full features
Highly effective smart platform
Limited peak brightness for HDR
Without HDR10 + support
If smart features are the most important criteria for you when choosing a new 4K TV, then you can't do better than the new LG C9 OLED. The second-generation Alpha9 processor, which uses artificial intelligence enhancements to deliver stellar SDR and HDR images, helps make the improvement and processing unsurpassed with incredible levels of detail and image fidelity.
Add to that a robust intelligent platform and new AI sound options that analyze and improve sound quality in real time, and you have one of the most intelligent 4K TVs and, in our opinion, one of the best in the market . Not to mention one of the best OLED TVs too.
Read the full review: LG C9 OLED (OLED55C9, OLED65C9, OLED77C9)
3. Vizio P-Series Quantum X (2019)
This is the best and brightest Vizio TV
65 inches: Vizio P-Series Quantum X PX65-G1
Full matrix backlight [19659002] Quantum dot technology
Maximum brightness of 3,000 nit
Dull sound
SmartCast interface
The Vizio P-Series Quantum X is a home run for Vizio. Of course, the SmartCast interface is not that good, and the speakers are worth overlooking, but the TV is packed with incredible features and is backed by excellent image quality. We hope to have compatibility with AirPlay 2 and HomeKit, but even without those features, the TV is still one of the best options in its price range.
If you really have deep pockets and want the best image quality, then it is worth opting for LG OLED TVs or Samsung QLED TVs, but in the absence of a six-figure salary, the Vizio P-Series Quantum X $ 2,199 PX-65G1 is clearly an excellent choice for those who want quantum dot technology on a smart TV at Vizio level prices.
Read the full review: Vizio P-Series Quantum (PQ65-F1)
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4. Sony A9G OLED Master Series (2019)
An OLED screen that every 4K enthusiast will want
Delicious 4K HDR images
Best HD scaling in its class
Acoustic surface + audio
Android TV is awkward
No support for HDR10 +
A direct replacement for last year's Sony A9F / AF9 OLED The Sony A9G / AG9 Master Series OLED is the new flagship of the Sony TV fleet. It covers a characteristically minimalist design that disguises a number of cutting-edge features such as Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos, plus Netflix Calibrated Mode (of interest to many) and IMAX Enhanced certification (of interest to few).
This is a screen that looks premium, and has a specification on the right side of the righteous. The Android platform is easy to live, that vibrant sound system is entertaining and the best image quality. Offering Dolby Vision is a welcome refinement, but the caveat is the lack of support for HDR10 +. That said, it does a terrific job in expanding HD / SDR, so it is easy to miss the lack of at least one HDR format.
It is certainly expensive, but, considering everything, this glass is class.
Read the full review: Sony A9G Master Series OLED
5. LG E9 OLED Series (2019)
An amazing and expensive OLED panel
55 inches: LG OLED55E9 | 65 inches: LG OLED65E9
Impressive image quality
Opulent and beautiful design
Excellent operating system
Without HDR10 + support
Lacks brightness in front of LCD
More expensive than the C9
In general, the LG E9 OLED offers a dazzling image, with sharp and truly cinematic visual details. LG's organic LED screens lack the brightness of competing models, but those that are after an appropriate movie night will not be disappointed.
The E9 differs primarily from other LG OLEDs in its shape and size options, both the more premium W9 and the cheaper C9 offer a larger 77-inch model, but it would surprise us that the panel design of Glass completely from the E9 won't impress you. With a unique look and multichannel audio to raise it above other OLED sets in the range, the E9 is a fantastic addition to any living room if you can afford one.
Read the full review: [19659081] LG E9 OLED (OLED55E9, OLED65E9)
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. Vizio P-Series Quantum (2018)
The best and brightest Vizio TV of 2018 has incredible value
The best and brightest Vizio TV of 2018 has incredible value
Full backlight
HDR10, Dolby Vision and HLG
Maximum brightness of 2,000 nits [19659002] SmartCast OS isn is tempting
10 W weak speakers
While not as impressive as this year's Vizio P-Series Quantum X, last year's Vizio P-Series Quantum still offers an incredible offer For those who can find one.
It is a large, bold and affordable screen that supports most forms of HDR and has the ability to illuminate the room with its 2,000 nits of maximum brightness. You may not be able to reach dark black OLED levels, and it suffers from a slow onset, but it is by far the best quantum dot TV on the market.
That said, if there is anything substantial holding the Vizio P-Quantum Series, it is Vizio's intelligent platform: in a nutshell, SmartCast is one of the least robust platforms and also one of the slowest. Starting from a complete shutdown takes a long time, and navigating the interface is not as fast as LG's WebOS or Samsung's Tizen platform.
Still, if you don't mind a slow operating system, this is a great budget big screen TV.
Read the full review: Vizio P-Series Quantum (PQ65-F1)
Samsung Q70R QLED TV (2019) [19659098] 7. Samsung Q70R QLED TV (2019)
The Q70R is a solid mid-range model that has most of the brightness of the flagship
55 inches: Samsung QN55Q70R | 65 inches: Samsung QN65Q70R
Extremely bright HDR images
Outstanding contrast
Good intelligent television system
Limited viewing angle
Some flowering with soft backlight [19659002] Without Dolby Vision
Samsung's flagship QLR QLED TV recently left us speechless with its wider viewing angles, deeper blacks and superior HDR images; Unfortunately, however, not everyone can afford the flagship model. So what can Samsung offer for those who want to experience QLED image quality with a tight budget?
Despite being further down the QLED line, the Q70R includes the same comprehensive intelligent platform, extensive connections and cutting-edge features that are higher in the range. This is not the most striking TV ever made by Samsung, but if your funds are limited, the Q70 is a versatile QLED worth checking out.
Read the full review: Samsung Q70R QLED TV


(Image credit: Sony)
8. Sony Bravia X950G Series (2019)
A beautiful 4K HDR TV that desperately needs an attached soundbar
Ultimate X1 processor
Netflix calibrated mode
Motion handling, 4K scaling
Poor quality Sound
Black levels of mediocre 4K / HDR
With the updated X1 Ultimate processor, Netflix calibrated mode and the latest version of Android TV, Sony's mid-range X950G has a lot to offer.
From the first moment, the best way to describe the image quality of the X950G is … well, natural. It is not flashy. It is not too bright. The colors are not supersaturated. It is a really natural image with soft colors and excellent black levels perfect for HD / SDR content. That said, if you are the type of person who wants a little more pop in your images, all you need to do is activate Live Color in the image settings. This mode works on HD / SDR content to add a little more color saturation to the image and helps make the image stand out in a way that really catches your attention.
It is a pity that the poor sound quality ruins such great quality. However, 4K / HDR TV, taken by itself, the Sony X950G is an immaculate screen with a lot of potential.
Read the full review: Sony BRAVIA X950G (XBR-65X950G)


9. TCL 6 Series (R615, R617) (2018)
The best economical 4K TV for those of us with low pockets
Bright and colorful HDR
Compatible with Dolby Vision
Roku TV is amazing
Loss of darker details
Limited motion settings
If you have deep pockets and a checkbook full of blank checks, we would tell you to look for only the best 4K TVs on the market, crazy LG-thin OLED W8 or the ultra bright Q9FN QLED from Samsung. But that is not always realistic: for the vast majority of us, our budget for spending on a 4K UHD TV is limited to less than $ 1,000, and is often even less than that.
To that end, it is absolutely fair to say that the TCL 6 series is the best TV you can get in this price range. Its performance per dollar is unmatched and its image quality, despite some minor flaws, will really impress you.
Simply said, if there is a better value 4K TV on the market, we still have to watch it.
Read the full review: TCL 6-Series (R615, R617)


(Image credit: Hisense)
10. Hisense H8F Series (2019)
A surprisingly good 4K TV from the burgeoning budget brand
Excellent image quality
Excellent value for money
Android TV is quite smart
Audio dull [19659002] Hisense & # 39; s The H8 series has long offered high quality at a very reasonable price, but these days it is increasingly difficult to make waves in the market for cheap TVs: Samsung and LG now offer a lot of excellent 4K HDR televisions below the $ 1,000 mark, while TCL has been in the headlines with its $ 600 TCL 6-Series.
But the H8F is a bit different from the H8 series TVs of the previous generation. It is the best value TV of the company so far and offers both Android TV and the company's patented ULED TV technology that, he says, offers better contrast and performance than rival LED TVs.
Of course, it won't compete with the high-end LG or Samsung OLEDs. QLED models, but this affordable 4K screen is one of the best in its price range, and the only model under $ 500 makes us comfortable recommending our readers.
Read the full review: Hisense H8F (55H8F) review
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