Best Television Brands Around the World

1. Samsung 

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Given its status as the world’s largest seller of televisions and its status as a tech product of all kinds, Samsung is almost certainly a television brand you’ve heard of. It has a large user base for a number of reasons. We offer a wide range of sets at different price points and the basic quality level is better than cheaper brands. Samsung is also a huge proponentof his LED/LCD TVs, with a wide range

of mid-range 4K TVs launching new models every year. Samsung relies primarily on Quantum Dot LED (or “QLED”) panels for its high quality, high-contrast displays. OLED TVs face stiff competition, butbreakthroughs like Samsung’s Ultra Viewing Angle technology and more generous pricing will help maintain the edge. In2022, Samsung has made the leap to also offer OLED TVs, especially QD OLED hybrids, which could further strengthen Samsung’s dominance. Samsung is also pushing ahead with 8K TV adoption, with its flagship QLED using ultra-highresolution panel technology every year, but the average buyer is eyeing 4K and above for now. Samsung is also the only TV maker with an in-house language assistant, Bixby. Unlike Amazon’s Alexa AI and Google Assistant, Bixby’s lack of features means it’s not particularly popular outside of some Samsung devices. However, you’ll find it installed on the best Samsung TVs to enable voice recognition and navigation for Samsung’s Tizen interface. 

LG 

If OLED TVs catch your eye, you can thank LG. The manufacturer has produced his OLED panels both for itself and forcompetitors, allowing for a resurgence in OLED after interest in the technology waned. Does that mean LG makes the best OLEDs? Probably. LG CX OLED will be on our side for a while until the company adds a new 83-inch size and matching 42- inch model to its 2021 series to cater to a wider range of budgets, sizes and consumer needs. Topped our best OLED TV guide. In 2022, the latest LG C2 OLED is our top pick for OLEDs, and also our top pick in our guide to the best TVs for the entire 2022. Why should you choose LG OLED? Brilliantly vibrant colors, strong contrast, brilliant deep blacks, and LG’s leading webOS smart platform bring the whole experience together. LG’s set tends to have a little more ‘pop’ of color compared to the understated tone mapping Panasonic sells. LG doesn’t support HDR10+ like Samsung or Panasonic, but Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos are well supported on the best LG TVs. 

HiSense 

Hisense is a name you often hear when looking for cheap TVs. Budget TV brands offer premium technologylike 4K/HDR and Quantum Dots at lower prices than usual, making tomorrow’s TV much more accessible to more people. A mini LED model will also be released. processing issues are not uncommon in Hisense sets that lack the ability to maintain a fluid image or a dedicated dimming zone to prevent light blooming. Hisense’s Vidaa U smart TV platform’s few half-baked features show what can happen when you cut corners in an attempt to create a premium experience. But that doesn’t negate the sheer value of many Hisense TVs, and the brand does have some TV designs that really push the boundaries, like the ultra-thin Sonic One andits L9G trichroma laser TV projector. is also expanding. Dolby Vision HDR. There is also another of his OLED TVs, the Hisense A9G. It offers a cheaper and better performing screen than its predecessor (O8B OLED). 

Sony 

Sony makes some really great TVs that offer great picture quality in a stunning design, with sets such as the 2022 A90J and new A80K OLED models. As you’d probably expect from a brand that’s deep into music through Sony Music, these sets really deliver audio technology. High-end devices feature Sony’s own Acoustic Surface Audio+. It uses strategically placed drivers to emit sound from the TV panel itself rather than down,rear, or up-firing speakers, and features a built-in woofer for extended bass. Audio direction can be tricky if graphics need to be front and center. Other TV brands have found some workarounds. For example, the LG C-Series TV Stand faces audio downwards toward the viewer, but Sony definitely has its own way of doing things. Solved. Similar to Samsung, Sony has embarked on sales of its hybrid QD-OLED set in 2022. These promise even better brightness than the latest OLED models, an extended color gamut and even wider viewing angles than what current OLED technology offers.