14 Best TVs We’ve Reviewed and Purchase Recommendations (2025)

Honorary mention

There are a lot of good TVs that we can’t add them all to our top list. These are some tempting options, lacking layoffs.

Sony Bravia 7: The Bravia 7 (7/10, wired recommendation) is a gorgeous display that provides bright brightness, natural colors and Suave Finesse in subtle details. Its biggest knock is very poor on the outer shaft viewing, which can be difficult to swallow at its high price. Otherwise, it’s worth considering for Sony’s glowing fans, especially since Sony seems to have more freedom to discount its best QLED TV than the OLED model.

TCL QM7K (2025): I have a love/hate relationship with QM7K. Part of TCL’s new precision dimming series, its luxurious black levels and contrast towards OLED heights, matches good brightness at certain spectacular moments. question? The colors for my review model are remote colors with a peculiar green tones with a select black and grayscale content. Thankfully, I confirm that TCL’s latest firmware update resolves the issue. The picture processing and color of the TV is still comparable to the OLEDS with similar price, which is the second year of the second year and I found the QM7’s performance issues unsettling. You shouldn’t buy it for the full price, but if you can buy the 65-inch model for $1,000 or under, that’s an attractive option.

Samsung QN90C: Another potential deal for Samsung’s QN90C (8/10, Wired recommended) is one of our favorite bright room TVs. It comes in all sizes and is paired with a bright and colorful picture with lots of candy on it, especially tempting on the large giant.

TCL QM7: There is only one thing that will keep the beautifully balanced QM7 (6/10, wired review) away from our main list: Software failures. In my comment, I went through a problem that adjusted the SDR backlight level to affect HDR, which could lead to severe brightness limits. Although TCL solved the issue in the firmware update for me, I never confirmed it on the broader OTA fix. Most people may not have this problem, so the QM7 is still worth considering, but make sure and check it out before throwing the box away.

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