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Which TV should you buy?

Answer four quick questions about your room, budget, and what you watch. We'll give you two or three clear picks — with honest reasons, not a wall of specs.

1. How far will you sit?
2. What's your budget?
3. How bright is the room?
4. What will you watch most?

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For a 8 ft viewing distance we suggest around a 55" screen. Here are your top 3 picks:

Top pick

Hisense U8N

Mini-LED QLED55" featured~$1,000

The 55" Hisense U8N is flexible across changing light, at a standout price.

  • Enormous peak brightness that eats glare for breakfast
  • Lots of local-dimming zones for strong contrast at the price
  • Smart platform and app smoothness trail the premium brands

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LG B4 OLED

OLED55" featured~$900

The 55" LG B4 OLED is flexible across changing light, at a standout price.

  • Per-pixel OLED contrast at the lowest OLED price tier
  • Excellent for movies and dark-room viewing
  • Dimmer than the C-series and mini-LEDs — struggles in bright rooms

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TCL QM8

Mini-LED QLED65" featured~$1,100

The 65" TCL QM8 is flexible across changing light, at a standout price.

  • Huge brightness and contrast for the money
  • Available in very large sizes at aggressive prices
  • Google TV interface can feel sluggish at times

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Buying guides

Go deeper on specific budgets, sizes, and the questions people ask most.

Head to head

Sony Bravia 7 vs Samsung QN85D

Two popular midrange mini-LED TVs compared: the Sony Bravia 7 and Samsung QN85D. Which is the better buy for your room, budget, and what you watch?

See the comparison

Room-first, not spec-first

We start with your room and what you watch, because the ‘best’ TV on paper is often the wrong one for your space.

Honest, independent picks

Editorial recommendations synthesized from public reviews and specs. No manufacturer pays for placement here.

No jargon, no hype

Plain-language guidance with clear trade-offs, so you can decide in minutes instead of reading 20 reviews.