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March 22, 2024 Admin

Amazon Fire TV Omni QLED Series smart TV — Insignia

Hisense U6 Google TV — Insignia

The Omni QLED series is Amazon’s most advanced TV to date. Along with the stunning 4K UHD display, this 55-inch TV is equipped with a built-in microphone so you can control it completely hands-free. It also features support for HDR10 Plus Adaptive, HLG and Dolby Vision IQ and has a light sensor to help automatically optimize the screen’s brightness. This TV is $420 for Prime members and $480 for non-Prime members.

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With both mini-LED full array dimming and a QLED panel, this Hisense U6 will give you excellent color reproduction and visual fidelity. Even better, it supports HLG, which is an HDR standard used by many sports broadcasters. You get proper HDR when watching compatible sports streams, making you feel as if you’re right there.

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This Samsung smart TV has quantum dot technology with QLED display and an edge lit backlight, giving you an amazing picture quality. It also has a built in Amazon Alexa feature allowing you to control your TV with just your voice. This TV also comes with a Microsoft-Xbox game pass ultimate one-month membership.

Samsung

It’s not always easy to find an excellent large-screen TV. This 75-inch Samsung TU690T is certainly it, especially given its price tag. It comes with HDR 10 Plus, Motion Rate 120 and a game enhancer for gamers, so it’s a versatile TV. It also integrates with Amazon Alexa, Google Assistant and SmartThings, so it can handle most ecosystems out there.

Hisense

This Hisense A7 is a good addition to any living room if you like to host a lot of get-togethers, including watching sports. At 85 inches, you’re not going to get much larger without spending many times the price, plus you get things like HDR10 and Direct-Lit LED, meaning it has a more uniform color. That also makes it great for watching movies, shows and even playing games, so it’s a solid all-arounder.

TCL

Massive TVs are great for watching sports, and this Q-Class TCL QLED TV is one of our favorites. It comes with HDR, HDR10 Plus and even HLG, which is an HDR standard most sports broadcasters use. The TV features Motion Rate 240 for smoother motion as well as a variable refresh rate and integrations for Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant.

LG

While this 75-inch LG 80 Series is a bit pricey, it’s an excellent option for sports-watching, not because of its size but because it has HLG, which is an HDR standard that a lot of sports broadcasters use. It also has a base refresh rate of 120Hz, which is perfect for sports, action-packed films and shows and even video games, so your money will be very well spent.

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If you like the idea of a QLED TV, then you’ll love the idea of an OLED one, especially given that it can brilliantly re-create colors. It also comes with the suite of features you’d expect, such as HDR10 Plus, HLG and a base refresh rate of 120Hz. It’s a great TV for both sports and gaming, especially if you prefer more action-packed stuff.

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If you’re looking for a massive 4K screen, this TV has you covered. It has HDR10, HLG and Dolby Vision, as well as a refresh rate of 120Hz, voice assistance for hands-free control and the Google TV platform. Plus, this model has four HDMI inputs so you can connect all the devices you need.

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If you like the concept of the LG C3 Series but with a larger OLED TV, then this 77-inch model is perfect because of the solid $200 discount, which we don’t regularly see.

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