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6/10
Sony
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Sony BRAVIA 3
24
17
59% positive
Sony's X1 processor delivers noticeably better upscaling and color accuracy than competitors at this price tier — users coming from decade-old Samsung and LG sets consistently report being impressed, particularly with 1080p content upscaling
Flicker-free DC dimming at all brightness levels makes it one of the few budget TVs that won't trigger PWM sensitivity, which is a niche but real advantage over TCL and Hisense options with FALD backlight strobing
No local dimming means blacks appear as dark grey in dark scenes — this is the most consistent complaint across all threads and directly limits HDR performance; competing 55" sets like the TCL QM7 and Hisense U7N offer FALD at a lower or equal price
8/10
LG
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LG B4 OLED
42
5
89% positive
Infinite OLED contrast and true blacks make every content type — movies, games, sports — look dramatically better than any LED or QLED at a similar price point
4x HDMI 2.1 ports at 120Hz on most sizes means full support for PS5, Xbox Series X, and PC simultaneously — something the pricier Sony Bravia 8 fails to offer with only 2 ports
Lower peak brightness than the C4 and G4 is a real limitation in bright or sunlit rooms — the B4 lacks a brightness booster and is noticeably dimmer in HDR highlights when compared side by side
8/10
Samsung
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Samsung QN90D
33
9
79% positive
Exceptional brightness output for bright rooms — users frequently describe it as overkill-level intense, with the 85" model hitting around 2,100 nits peak at 10%, making it one of the brightest Mini-LEDs in its class
Strong anti-glare and reflection handling — widely considered best-in-class for glossy panel TVs, with Samsung's WHVA coating diffusing light sources rather than creating a sharp mirror effect
Panel type lottery depending on region and screen size — the 55" in the UK has been reported with ADS/IPS panels causing noticeably worse blooming, while North American units use VA; Samsung does not disclose this upfront
8/10
Sony
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Sony BRAVIA 7
34
8
81% positive
Sony's XR image processor delivers noticeably superior upscaling and motion handling compared to rival Mini-LED sets — even 480p content holds up well according to long-term owners
Mini-LED local dimming produces impressive black levels for an LCD panel; multiple owners switching from OLED report not missing it, particularly for living room use
The semi-gloss screen coating creates noticeable reflections when light sources directly face the panel — owners with bright opposing windows or ceiling lights regularly report this as a genuine problem, not just overblown online chatter
6/10
Samsung
TVs
Samsung The Frame 2024
13
30
30% positive
Matte anti-glare screen is a genuine differentiator — owners in bright, window-heavy rooms consistently call it a game-changer over glossy panels
Art mode display quality is impressive for oil paintings and textured artwork, convincing enough to fool guests into thinking it's a real framed piece
HDMI-CEC integration with Apple TV is broken on the 2024 model — a clear regression from the 2021 and 2022 versions — requiring SmartThings routines, Raspberry Pi scripts, or Alexa IR workarounds just to return to art mode automatically
7/10
Sony
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Sony BRAVIA 5
31
11
74% positive
Sony's XR processor delivers noticeably better motion handling than competing Mini-LED TVs like the TCL QM7K — multiple switchers report the TCL's motion blur being a dealbreaker, while the Bravia 5 handles sports and action without ghosting or judder
Mini-LED backlight with local dimming provides solid contrast in dark rooms, with the 98" variant specifically praised as having inky blacks and no visible blooming in real-world use
HDR peak brightness is insufficient for bright living rooms — this is the most repeated real-world complaint and aligns with Rtings' findings; the Bravia 7 is noticeably brighter and widely recommended as the upgrade for anyone who watches in daylight
6/10
LG
TVs
LG QNED92A
16
25
39% positive
True full array local dimming (FALD) Mini-LED panel with around 500 dimming zones — a meaningful upgrade over edge-lit LG models like the QNED85A which use misleading Mini-LED labeling
LG's upscaling and motion processing outperforms TCL at similar price points, making it well-suited for sports, cable TV, and lower-resolution content like 1080p and 768p sources
Loses on raw brightness and dimming zone count to the Sony Bravia 9 — which offers roughly double the peak brightness and nearly triple the zones — making the QNED92A a clear step down for bright room performance at the premium tier
7/10
Hisense
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Hisense U7N
24
19
56% positive
Exceptional brightness for the price — the 55" and 65" VA panel models can hit around 1000-1150 nits SDR and 1300 nits HDR, making HDR content visibly impactful even in moderately lit rooms
Mini-LED local dimming produces deep blacks and high contrast that owners frequently describe as night-and-day vs. their previous budget or mid-range sets
VA panel black smearing is a documented and recurring issue: dark HDR gaming scenes show red and black trailing, especially on PS5 titles like The Last of Us and Dead Space — some users returned the TV specifically for this
5/10
LG
TVs
LG UA77
5
20
20% positive
VRR support and a Gen8 processor give it an edge over older entry-level LG models like the UT8000, making it usable for casual gaming
Dolby Atmos support built-in, which is uncommon at this price tier and pairs well with a soundbar
No quantum dot panel means noticeably worse color volume compared to TCL QM6K, Hisense QLED, or even older LG QNED models at similar prices
8/10
Panasonic
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Panasonic Z8BA OLED
30
11
73% positive
Panasonic's HCX Pro AI MK2 processor delivers noticeably more natural, film-accurate colors than LG or Samsung equivalents — multiple owners specifically chose it over the LG C5 for less aggressive processing
Uniquely supports both Dolby Vision and HDR10+ among US OLEDs at this price point — no other competitor at this tier covers both formats
Uses a standard WOLED EX panel (same as LG C series), not MLA — early retailer listings incorrectly claimed MLA, which Panasonic had to correct; slightly dimmer than MLA-equipped competitors
8/10
Sony
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Sony BRAVIA 8 OLED
35
11
76% positive
XR cognitive processor delivers industry-leading upscaling and motion clarity — owners consistently say 720p/1080p sports and older content looks significantly better than on LG or Samsung at the same price tier
Acoustic Surface Audio uses the screen itself as a speaker, delivering surprisingly immersive sound that owners say eliminates the need for a soundbar in casual use
Missing 'Smooth Gradation' setting (present on virtually all other Sony Bravia models) causes visible banding and posterization on dark gradient scenes — particularly noticeable on streaming content and older SDR material; Sony confirmed the omission but declined to fix it
8/10
Panasonic
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Panasonic Z85A OLED
30
4
88% positive
Uses an LG WOLED panel (B4-equivalent) delivering genuine OLED picture quality — perfect blacks, wide viewing angles, and accurate colors right out of the box in Cinema/Filmmaker mode
Panasonic's HCX Pro AI Processor handles color and motion processing with a cinematic tuning that several users preferred over LG's equivalent C-series processing
Brightness is entry-level OLED — it maxes out around the LG B4 tier, and at least one user found it dimmer than their aging 2017 LG B7 at first until calibrating Peak Luminance and eco settings