Best TVs: our picks (August 2026)
Five TVs that represent the best of every price tier, from entry-level to premium OLED
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Matteo sets the editorial line: how products are selected, and how sources are checked before anything gets published. He mainly writes about computers, laptops and gaming PCs.

Five TVs that represent the best of every price tier, from entry-level to premium OLED

Passport format, 201 grams and a crease that has nearly gone. Left out: the telephoto lens and Flex mode

Five streaming devices compared, from the cheapest to the most powerful for gaming

Three TVs proving that a tight budget no longer means major compromises

Four 4K TVs offering the best of the most competitive market segment

Three TVs built for gaming on current-gen consoles or PC

Four Hisense TVs compared, spanning VIDAA, QLED and 144Hz Mini-LED

Four LG TVs compared, from the cheapest 32" to a premium QNED

Five compact TVs compared, from the most essential non-smart set to a 120Hz QLED

Four Samsung TVs compared, from base Crystal UHD to flagship OLED

Five TCL TVs compared, spanning Google TV, QLED and QD-Mini LED

Four streaming ecosystems compared head to head
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