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Forget the included tablet remote, the real story with the Vizio P series is image quality that competes well against much more-expensive TVs.
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LG's 2016 OLED TVs stand head and shoulders above TVs that use LED LCD technology, with the best picture we've ever tested. Just be prepared to pay the big bucks.
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It's curved, with 1080p resolution, and only available in one size, but the cheapest LG OLED delivers a spectacular picture.
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Vizio's 2015 M series is still a great value if you want 4K resolution and an excellent overall picture, but lack of HDR might be an issue for some.
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Local dimming allows Vizio's 2015 E series to outperform many other budget-priced TVs. It's not 4K and doesn't have a lot of bells and whistles, but it's one of the best values going.
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Roku is our favorite platform for streaming apps like Netflix, and it's even better baked into the TV. Image quality on this TCL won't blow you away, but it's perfectly fine for the price.
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If you're have something against Vizio, but aren't ready to trade up to an OLED TV, the excellent picture and slim styling of this Sony could be just the ticket--as long as you can afford to punch it.
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With a searingly bright image and a new screen finish that better handles reflections, this Samsung SUHD shines in the sun. Just don't expect peak performance when the lights go low.
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Just like its non-4K cousin above, TCL's 4K Roku TV delivers a superior Smart TV experience for an affordable price. But picture quality isn't any better, despite all those extra pixels, so it's not as good of a value.
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Maybe you're not 100 percent confident in OLED technology, or you've got something against LG, or you want a TV with a curve. This expensive Samsung checks all three boxes.
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